HYROX Geneva 2026

Race Schedule:

subject to change

Friday, October 9th

HYROX MEN | 8:00 – 09:30

HYROX ADAPTIVE MEN | 8:00 – 09:30

HYROX MEN PRO | 10:20 – 12:00

HYROX WOMEN PRO | 12:30 – 13:00

HYROX DOUBLES MEN | 13:30 – 15:00

HYROX DOUBLES MIXED | 15:30 – 16:40

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN | 17:10 – 18:20

HYROX WOMEN | 18:30 – 19:10

HYROX ADAPTIVE WOMEN | 18:30 – 19:10

HYROX RELAYS | 19:40 – 20:30

Saturday, October 10th

HYROX MEN | 8:00 – 13:10

HYROX ADAPTIVE MEN | 8:00 – 13:10

HYROX DOUBLES MIXED | 13:40 – 17:20

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN PRO | 17:50 – 18:40

HYROX DOUBLES MEN PRO | 19:10 – 20:30

Sunday, October 11th

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN | 8:00am – 11:30

HYROX WOMEN | 12:00am – 15:00

HYROX DOUBLES MEN | 15:30 – 19:40

Laps to run:

Run 1: Go ‘IN’ the THIRD time you see the ‘IN’ Arch

Run 2-8: Go ‘IN’ the SECOND time you see the ‘IN’ Arch

Relays:

Run 1: Go ‘IN’ the THIRD time you see the ‘IN’ Arch

Run 2-8: Go ‘IN’ the SECOND time you see the ‘IN’ Arch

Race Day Athlete Registration

Friday, October 9th | 6:30 – 19:45

Saturday, October 10th | 6:30 – 19:45

Sunday, October 11th | 6:30 – 18:45

Important Information:

• You must bring a physical copy of ID (digital copies/photographs will not be accepted).
• Checking in on behalf of others is not allowed.
• During race weekend, it is only possible to check in on the day you are competing.

At Athlete Registration You Will Receive:

• Athlete wristband
• Venue access wristband
• Ankle strap & timing chip
• Bib number

You will not be able to race without all of the above.

Age group ceremonies for the race weekend will be held after all athletes in each division have competed. If you podiumed, and competed on a weekday, please go to Help Desk with your ID, and you will receive free access to attend the ceremony and collect your flag. Any additional spectators will need to purchase a spectator ticket. Please refer to the ceremony schedule below.

Ceremony Schedule

Friday, October 9th

HYROX MEN PRO | 14:45

HYROX WOMEN PRO | 14:45

HYROX RELAYS | 22:15

Saturday, October 10th

HYROX ADAPTIVE MEN | 14:50

HYROX MEN | 15:00

HYROX DOUBLES MIXED | 19:00

HYROX DOUBLES MEN PRO | 22:15

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN PRO | 22:15

Sunday, October 11th

HYROX DOUBLES WOMEN | 13:00

HYROX ADAPTIVE WOMEN | 16:35

HYROX WOMEN | 16:45

HYROX DOUBLES MEN | 21:30

Relay Briefing:

Friday, October 9th | 18:40

Relay Zone

Geneva’s fitness culture is precision-focused, just like its watches. It’s a wealthy city with immaculate facilities and a strong expat athletic community. Expect boutique gyms with cutting-edge recovery tech, alongside hardcore CrossFit boxes.

• Let’s Go Fitness HYROX Geneva – Official training club, tailored for HYROX-specific prep.
• CrossFit GVA – A gritty alternative with competitive athletes and plenty of functional equipment.
• Silhouette Fitness – More mainstream, but offering modern recovery facilities.

Training here is meticulous and measured, Swiss athletes track every watt and every rep.

Geneva’s food scene offers upscale and healthy dining options to fuel your race weekend. Near Palexpo, try Brasserie Lipp for classic Swiss-French dishes, including fresh fish and seasonal vegetables, with gluten-free options available. For plant-based and health-conscious athletes, Café Mutin in the city center serves vibrant salads and nourishing bowls. Don’t miss sampling local specialties like raclette or fondue if you’re up for a hearty post-race meal. Geneva’s blend of international cuisine and Swiss tradition ensures every athlete finds a delicious, energizing spot to recover.

After pushing your limits at Palexpo Genève, athletes will appreciate the top-tier recovery options that match Geneva’s premium reputation. The nearby Hôtel Président Wilson features a luxurious spa with heated pools, saunas, and deep-tissue massage therapies designed to speed muscle recovery and reduce fatigue.

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For those seeking advanced recovery techniques, the Centre Médical du Parc offers physiotherapy, cryotherapy, and osteopathy services close to the venue, helping athletes alleviate soreness and maintain peak condition. Wellness centers like Bains de Cressy provide thermal baths and hydrotherapy treatments that tap into Geneva’s historic spa culture—a refreshing way to unwind and restore balance after a grueling race.

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Geneva’s blend of high-quality recovery facilities and serene alpine air creates an ideal environment for athletes to recharge physically and mentally, ensuring you’re ready for whatever the season brings next.

Geneva’s TPG system covers trams, buses, and boats. A single ticket costs CHF 3, or CHF 10 for a day pass. Uniquely, most Geneva hotels give guests free transport passes for their stay. Trams are fast, punctual, and the easiest way to move between venue, lake, and hotel.

Switzerland is part of the Schengen Area, even though it is not in the EU. Many travellers can enter visa-free for short stays, while others need a Schengen visa. Short stays are generally limited to 90 days in any 180-day period, including time spent in other Schengen countries.

Geneva is among the most expensive cities on the HYROX calendar. Hotel rooms commonly start at $200–300 USD per night, even for mid-range options. A basic restaurant meal often costs $30–50, with casual food still priced above $15. Public transport is excellent—and often included with hotel stays—but other daily expenses add up quickly. While the city is clean, safe, and scenic, athletes should plan accordingly for a premium price tag. Geneva delivers Swiss quality but demands a Swiss-sized budget.