Race spotlight
The city’s high altitude of approximately 2,200 meters (7,200 feet) adds an extra layer of challenge, testing athletes’ endurance and adaptability. The 2024 event saw remarkable performances, with Aldo Lozano Márquez winning the Men’s Pro division in 1:04:49 and Jillian Crespi taking the Women’s Pro title in 1:19:26.
Racecation Review
HYROX Ciudad de México offers more than just a competitive race—it’s an invitation to explore a city rich in history, culture, and culinary delights. After the event, wander through the historic Zócalo, visit the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan, or savor authentic Mexican cuisine in the vibrant neighborhoods of Roma and Condesa. The city’s unique blend of tradition and modernity provides an unforgettable backdrop for your race-cation.
Cost Insights
Mexico City is one of the most budget-friendly destinations on the HYROX calendar. Centrally located hotels range from $40–100 USD per night, with excellent quality at every price point. Street food and local restaurants serve flavorful meals for $5–10, while upscale dining rarely exceeds $30. The metro is extensive and costs just a few cents per ride. Cultural attractions—like museums, markets, and historical landmarks—are often free or very inexpensive. Mexico City offers top-tier value, allowing athletes to enjoy world-class culture, cuisine, and competition on a lean budget.
