When and where is HYROX Monterrey 2027?

HYROX Monterrey 2027 takes place on 16–18 Apr 2027 at Cintermex in Monterrey.

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HYROX Monterrey 2027

16 Apr

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18 Apr 2027

Ticket Status:Not Yet Announced

Last updated: 2 Oct 2026, 02:29 UTC

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First HYROX in this city

HYROX Monterrey 2027 is 16–18 Apr at Cintermex. First HYROX in Monterrey. Tickets are not on sale yet. Set a free On Sale Alert for when they drop.

Race spotlight

Monterrey, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Sierra Madre mountains, brings a unique energy to HYROX. The city is known as Mexico’s industrial powerhouse, but it’s also rich with culture, nightlife, and rugged outdoor adventure.

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Racecation Review

Athletes can balance the intensity of competition with hikes up Cerro de la Silla, exploring Parque Fundidora, or enjoying authentic northern Mexican cuisine. The vibe is bold, the crowds are passionate, and the location is unforgettable — making Monterrey a must-do racecation for athletes looking to mix competition with cultural immersion.

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Venue

Venue name

Cintermex

Address

Av Fundidora 501, Obrera, 64010 Monterrey, N.L., México

Race Schedule

Race Schedule: TBD

*Provisional, subject to change.

**Registration on-site opens for each division 90 minutes before the first start wave of that division. If you wish to enter the hall before your official check-in window, please go via the Spectators Desk and show your ticket & ID.

Athlete manager to fill schedule here

Run Laps

Laps to run: TBD

Athlete Check In

Early Athlete Registration

Date & Times: TBD

Location: TBD

Important Information:

You must bring ID.
Checking in on behalf of others is not allowed.

Race Day Athlete Registration: TBD

Important Information:

You must bring ID.
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

Ceremony Times

Coming soon.

Relay

Relay Briefing: TBD

Local Gyms

**HYROX gyms in Monterrey** Preparing for HYROX Monterrey 2027 on 16–18 April can mean a regular class near home or a session after arriving in town. These options cover both, with gyms in Independencia, Regina, Campestre Mederos and San Pedro Garza García. **CrossFit Tigran — Listed HYROX Training Club** Independencia, Avenida Ignacio Morones Prieto. Coached strength and conditioning supports your race build; the gym is listed as a HYROX Training Club preparing athletes for competition. **MOVA Training Center — Coached HYROX preparation** Campestre Mederos, Paseo del Acueducto. HYROX programming includes Strength & Conditioning and Pace Day formats, combining strength, aerobic work and preparation for competition. **Blast Studio — Functional and HYROX trainin**g Regina, Avenida Alfonso Reyes. Dedicated HYROX and functional training offer coached group work on the strength and conditioning needed to keep moving through the race. **Elite Motion — Hybrid training and open gym** San Pedro Garza García. Hybrid Engine classes, strength sessions, interval running and a covered sled track support race preparation, with open gym for your own programme.

Local Eats

Monterrey is famous for bold, protein-heavy northern Mexican flavors — perfect for recovery.

Clean-Eats: _La Nacional_ – Elevated yet balanced dishes, with fresh seafood and grilled options.
Local Flavour: _El Rey del Cabrito_ – The city’s signature dish, roasted goat, in a lively, traditional setting.
Quick Bite: _Tacos Orinoco_ – Legendary local tacos, fast service, and ideal for post-race refueling.

Recovery Guide

Spa: _Habita Monterrey Spa_ – Sleek and modern with massages and saunas for athletes.
Thermal Pools: _Termas de San Joaquín_ – An hour’s drive but worth it for natural hot springs.
Light Activity: Jog or walk around _Parque Fundidora_, the city’s green heart, for low-impact recovery.

Public transport guide

Monterrey has a developing but limited public transport system, so most athletes will rely on Uber.

Airport → City: Taxis and Uber are the most reliable (25–35 min). Shuttle vans are available but slower.
City Transport: Metro (cheap at ~€0.50) plus buses. For athletes, Uber is easiest and fastest.
Tips: Stick with official taxis or Uber for safety and convenience.

Airport

Nearest airport

Monterrey International Airport (MTY)

Distance

15 miles (24 km )

Visa guide

US, Canadian, UK, EU, Australian, and Japanese passport holders: No visa required for stays up to 180 days.
Others: May require a visa or electronic authorization (check Mexican consulate guidance before travel).
Entry requirements include a valid passport and a completed immigration form (often handled electronically).

Cost Insights

Monterrey is more affordable than Mexico City but slightly pricier than Guadalajara:

Hotels: €60–100 per night for solid mid-range near the city center.
Meals: €8–15 for hearty sit-down meals; street food can be as low as €3–5.
Transport: Metro tickets ~€0.50, Uber rides within the city €3–7.
Overall, it’s a budget-friendly but comfortable destination for HYROX athletes.