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HYROX Glasgow

11 Mar

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15 Mar 2026

Ticket Status:

On Sale

Oct 10, 2025

1PM and 3:30PM

Race Guide Ticket & Info

Elite 15 qualifier

First HYROX in this city

Venue name

Scottish Event Campus (SEC)

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address

Exhibition Way, Glasgow G3 8YW

Nearest airport

Glasgow Airport (GLA)

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airport Distance

15 km (9 miles)

Local time

UTC+0

Event Vibe

Multi-day Epic

Wallet impact index

$$$

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Time of Year

Spring

Race spotlight

HYROX Glasgow is hitting hard with an epic 5 day event from Wednesday 11 March to Sunday 15 March 2026

Racecation Review

Glasgow brings HYROX energy to Scotland with a mix of gritty determination and warm hospitality. The city is famous for its vibrant music scene, historic architecture, and passionate sporting culture.

Athletes can race hard in the event arena. Then, they can recover by exploring the River Clyde. They might enjoy a dram of whisky or take a quick train to Loch Lomond.

There, they can breathe fresh air and see beautiful landscapes. Glasgow mixes city life with natural beauty. This makes it a great place for a racecation. It offers both excitement and real Scottish charm.

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Hotels

Why book with RoxRadar × Stay22

Trusted inventory & rates (Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda)
Flexible stays on many listings (free cancellation / pay at stay).
Athlete-friendly: HYROX venue pinned with walking times/distances

How to use the map filters filters

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Filters: Refine by budget, property type (hotels & motels, or homes & apartments), and star rating or review score.
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Premium (closest / best overall)

Radisson RED Glasgow — effectively next to OVO Hydro/SEC; rooftop Sky Bar is great for team meet-ups.
Crowne Plaza Glasgow — riverside, directly beside the SEC with a covered link to the Armadillo.
Courtyard by Marriott Glasgow SEC — set inside the SEC campus, a few steps from Exhibition Centre & Hydro.

Mid-range (walkable, modern)

Moxy Glasgow SEC — on the Hydro doorstep; lively social spaces, simple rooms.
Hilton Garden Inn Glasgow City Centre — riverside; “steps from” SEC/Hydro, fast walk or quick tram back downtown.
Village Hotel Glasgow — modern club-style property near SEC; pool/fitness and easy access.

Budget (good value near the floor)

Premier Inn Glasgow Pacific Quay (SECC) — simple, reliable; Exhibition Centre station is just across Bell’s Bridge.
Campanile Glasgow SECC Hydro — basic, near the SEC with free parking options shown in listings.
Argyll Hotel (Kelvingrove) — classic budget pick; ~10–15 min walk to SEC/OVO Hydro.

Booking tip: lock a refundable rate and ask for late checkout (showers + stretch post-race). If you’d rather be downtown for food/nightlife, pick city-centre with direct tram/rail and you’re still a simple hop to call-time.

Visa guide

Travel Visa for HYROX United Kingdom

EU / EEA Nationals: No visa for short stays.
USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand: Generally no visa required for short tourist visits (up to 6 months).
Other Countries: You may need a Standard Visitor Visa — always check the UK Government website for the latest entry rules.
Important: Post-Brexit, EU athletes must have a valid passport (ID cards are no longer accepted).
Most international athletes, including those from the United States, European Union, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand, do not require a visa to enter the United Kingdom for short visits of up to 6 months. This makes attending HYROX Birmingham straightforward for the majority of participants. A valid passport is required for the duration of your stay, and entry is typically granted for tourism, events, or short-term business purposes. You cannot work, study long-term, or access public funds during this period. Travelers from other countries should check the UK Government’s official visa checker to confirm their specific entry requirements before booking flights.

Cost Insights

Travel-guide cost vibe — Glasgow (SEC)

Glasgow is kinder on the wallet than Europe’s splashy capitals. Around the SEC you’ll find solid, modern hotels that don’t punish you for being close to the action; downtown feels closer to Lisbon or Valencia than Paris or Amsterdam. Food is hearty and good value—coffee, soups, and pub mains that fuel the weekend without wrecking your budget, with especially nice pockets in Finnieston and the West End. Transit keeps costs predictable: the subway and riverside walks make taxis optional, and contactless works everywhere. Stretch things by self-catering breakfast from a corner market, booking a refundable rate you can re-shop, and choosing dinner within walking distance. Want buzz? Stay downtown near Central/Queen Street and hop to the SEC. Want zero friction? Base on the campus and enjoy the short stroll. (Use your Stay22 map to compare city-centre vs SEC-side—pick the vibe first.)Glasgow is more affordable than London but pricier than other Scottish cities

Hotels: €100–150 per night mid-range.
Meals: €12–20 for hearty pub classics, €25+ for fine dining.
Transport: Day passes on buses/subway around €5; taxis €10–15 for short city trips.

Public transport guide

Glasgow has compact and reliable transport, though not as extensive as London.

Airport → City: Airport Express bus (25 min), or taxi/Uber (20 min).
City Transport: Subway loop (“Clockwork Orange”) links major central areas; buses and trains cover the rest.
Tips: Subway day tickets are cheap (€5), but taxis may be faster if racing against time.

Best photo spots

Glasgow offers dramatic and unique backdrops for medal shots, mixing historic character with raw urban edges:

George Square: The city’s central hub, surrounded by grand Victorian buildings.
Glasgow Cathedral & Necropolis: Gothic architecture with skyline views.
River Clyde Walkway: Iconic bridges and waterfront panoramas.
Kelvingrove Park & University: Leafy scenery with one of Scotland’s most beautiful campuses.
Arena Exterior: Post-race medal shots showing the modern event venue.

Local Climate

March in Glasgow sits on the edge of winter and spring—cool, damp, and changeable. Expect daytime highs around 8–10 °C and nights 2–4 °C, often feeling colder along the Clyde with a breeze. Showers are frequent (think light rain more than downpours), with occasional brief hail, but you’ll get bright windows between fronts. Daylight pushes past ~11 hours and lengthens through the month (clocks shift late March).

Local Eats

Scotland’s food culture is hearty but increasingly health-focused, giving athletes a good mix of indulgence and clean eats.

Clean-Eats: Martha’s – Fresh salads, wraps, and smoothies, ideal for pre-race fuel.
Local Flavour: The Ubiquitous Chip – Traditional Scottish fare with a modern twist.
Quick Bite: Paesano Pizza – Affordable, athlete-friendly carb loading in minutes.

Local Gyms

Glasgow has a strong fitness community with HYROX culture spreading across gyms.

Official HYROX Training Partner: David Lloyd Glasgow West End – Functional classes, sled tracks, and HYROX-certified training.
CrossFit Glasgow: Known for its welcoming yet competitive vibe and world-class rigs.
The Gym Group (multiple locations): Affordable 24/7 training with SkiErgs, rowers, and functional zones.
👉 Scottish gym culture is welcoming, social, and hard-working — athletes push themselves while encouraging everyone around them.

Recovery Guide

After the race, recovery comes naturally in Glasgow.

Thermal Spa: The Blythswood Square Spa – Sauna, steam, and hydrotherapy pools.
Active Recovery: Kelvin Way & Kelvingrove Park – Wide green spaces for light walks.
Massage: Local sports therapy clinics cater to footballers and rugby athletes year-round.

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