Race spotlight
HYROX Dallas returns for a full weekend of competition from November 21–23, 2025, at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. The 2024 event saw standout performances, with Dylan Scott winning the Men’s Pro division in 58:13 and Amy Bevilacqua taking the Women’s Pro title in 1:03:35. The event also featured impressive showings in the Pro Doubles categories, with Jesse Biddle and Maceo Munoz winning the Men’s Pro Doubles in 57:41, and Kris Rugloski and Chrissy Poe taking the Women’s Pro Doubles title in 1:08:07.
Racecation Review
Dallas delivers a bold blend of grit, glamour, and southern spirit for your HYROX weekend. After you’ve powered through the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center course, reward your effort with a dive into the city’s rich culture and legendary hospitality. Start with a walk through the Dallas Arts District—America’s largest contiguous arts district—or unwind in Klyde Warren Park with skyline views and gourmet food trucks.Fuel your recovery with a plate of Texas brisket or dive into Deep Ellum for live blues, murals, and craft breweries. For a dose of history, the Sixth Floor Museum offers a profound look into the life and legacy of JFK. Whether you’re sipping a cold one at a rooftop bar or sampling tacos from a roadside stand, Dallas serves up a race-cation where flavor, culture, and fun go big—just like Texas.
Cost Insights
Dallas strikes a balance between big-city flair and Southern practicality. Hotel prices in the downtown core near the convention center can climb during events, but mid-range and budget options abound in nearby areas like Oak Lawn and Deep Ellum. Dining is especially wallet-friendly—think generous portions of Tex-Mex, barbecue, and Southern comfort food at reasonable prices. Public transportation is limited, but rideshares are plentiful and affordable. Museums often have free admission days, and walking-friendly neighborhoods make exploration low-cost and enjoyable.
