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You’re choosing to represent your nation in front of your region’s strongest athletes. It's where you can earn one of the most prestigious titles in HYROX: **Regional Champion.**\nThis is your chance to:\n🔘 Carry your flag with pride.\n🔘 Stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the best in the region.\n🔘 Show what your nation is capable of.\n🔘 Make your mark in HYROX history.\n","Washington D.C. is more than just the U.S. capital — it’s a city where every run and every recovery walk feels iconic. Racing here puts you in the heart of American history, surrounded by landmarks like the Capitol, the White House, and the Washington Monument. For athletes, it’s an inspiring backdrop: finish the event and you’re only steps away from world-famous museums, wide boulevards, and the reflective pools of the National Mall.\nThe city’s compact layout makes it easy to balance race prep with exploration. Between training sessions, you can unwind with a jog along the Potomac River, recharge in leafy Rock Creek Park, or dive into the diverse food scene — from health-focused cafés to Michelin-starred dining. D.C. also delivers a cultural bonus: free access to the Smithsonian museums and countless public art installations mean your race-cation doubles as an immersive cultural trip.\nWith its blend of athletic challenge, political energy, and historic scenery, Washington D.C. offers a race-cation that feels both powerful and personal — a chance to test your limits on the competition floor and then celebrate your effort in one of the world’s most symbolic cities.\n🚨 Never miss a ticket drop\nSubscribe to our Thursday [Newsletter](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.roxradar.com\u002Fnewsletter) \nFollow [@RoxRadar](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.instagram.com\u002Froxradar\u002F) on Instagram for daily alerts.\n","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.stay22.com\u002Fembed\u002F69a26820cfa6ce54b4daaa10","**Closest \u002F easiest (walkable, “race-week simple”)**\n- Marriott Marquis Washington, DC\n- Hyatt House Washington DC \u002F Downtown \u002F Convention Center\n- Homewood Suites by Hilton Washington DC Convention Center\n- The Westin DC Downtown\n\n**“Nice upgrade” stays (still very close, more boutique\u002Fpremium vibe)**\n- Conrad Washington, DC\n- Viceroy Washington DC\n- Morrison-Clark Historic Inn & Restaurant\n- The Henley Park Hotel\n\n**Budget-leaning \u002F simple base**\n- Moxy Washington, DC Downtown\n- Duo Housing (hostel-style)\n\n**Bonus: Metro access**\n- Mt Vernon Sq \u002F 7th St–Convention Center (Green + Yellow lines)\nWherever you land, D.C.’s excellent transit and walkable layout make it easy to stay race-ready while soaking up the capital’s energy.\n**How to use the map filters filters**\n1. Dates & guests: Defaults to event days; adjust your dates and set guests (default is 2).\n2. Filters: Refine by budget, property type (hotels & motels, or homes & apartments), and star rating or review score.\n3. Price, currency & language: Toggle prices per night or total (incl. fees), choose your currency, and set your language.\n","- **Visa Waiver Program (VWP):** Citizens of 40+ countries (including much of Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, etc.) can travel to the U.S. for up to **90 days without a visa** if they obtain an **ESTA** (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) before departure.\n- **Standard Tourist Visa (B1\u002FB2):** Travelers from countries **not part of the VWP** will need to apply in advance for a U.S. visitor visa at a U.S. consulate or embassy.\n- **Passport Requirements:** Must be valid for at least **6 months beyond the intended stay** (some exceptions apply under bilateral agreements).\n","Washington, D.C. is a high-cost destination, especially near the National Mall or Convention Center. Hotels often range from $150–250 USD per night, though budget chains and suburban stays can be found under $120. Dining is diverse but pricey—expect $15–30 for casual meals, and $40+ for sit-down dinners. Metro transport is reliable and affordable, and many top-tier attractions—Smithsonian museums, monuments, and memorials—are free. While the sightseeing value is exceptional, accommodation and dining costs make D.C. one of the pricier HYROX cities in North America.\n","D.C. is one of the few U.S. cities where public transport is both accessible and reliable — though traffic means you’ll want to use it whenever possible.\n- **Airport → City:** Reagan National Airport (DCA) is just 15–20 minutes by Metro (Blue\u002FYellow Line) to the city center. Dulles International (IAD) and BWI Marshall (BWI) are further out but now have direct Metro\u002FSilver Line or MARC train access.\n- **City → Venue:** Metro is the fastest way around town. Most major venues are accessible within a 10–20 min ride from downtown on the Red, Blue, or Green Lines.\n- **Tips:** Get a **SmarTrip card** for unlimited Metro + bus rides. Walking and biking are also viable — D.C.’s compact core makes movement easy.\n","Washington D.C. offers medal-shot locations that are as inspiring as the race itself. Every corner has a piece of history or a sweeping view.\n\n- **National Mall & Washington Monument** – Classic backdrop with the obelisk rising behind you.\n- **Lincoln Memorial Steps** – Powerful setting with a wide-angle view back toward the Reflecting Pool and Capitol.\n- **U.S. Capitol Building** – A symbol of endurance and power; best at sunrise or dusk.\n- **Georgetown Waterfront** – Scenic river views with the Key Bridge in the background.\n- **Union Market Murals** – A modern, colorful street-art option for an edgier medal photo.\n","**March in Washington, D.C.** brings early signs of spring, but it’s still brisk. Expect **temperatures between 5–15°C (40–59°F)** with a mix of **sunny days and light rain**. Mornings and evenings can be chilly, so **pack layers and a windproof jacket**. Cherry blossoms may start blooming by the end of the month, offering a scenic bonus for race-cationers. Overall, it’s a refreshing and invigorating time to compete and explore the U.S. capital.\n","Washington, D.C. offers a well-balanced dining scene for health-conscious athletes and adventurous foodies alike. Near the National Mall and downtown hotels, **Sweetgreen** and **CAVA** serve up nutrient-packed salads and Mediterranean bowls with plenty of gluten-free options. For breakfast or post-race recovery, **Bluestone Lane** brings Aussie café culture to the capital with clean eats and excellent coffee.\nFor something more substantial, **Founding Farmers** offers farm-to-table American classics, while **Busboys and Poets**caters to plant-based diets in a cozy, artsy atmosphere.\nAnd if you’re looking to taste something truly local, try a **half-smoke** — D.C.’s signature sausage. It’s a spicy, smoky beef-and-pork blend typically served with mustard and chili. Iconic spot **Ben’s Chili Bowl** has been dishing them up since 1958 — just the right balance of culture and carbs after race day.\n","Washington D.C. has a thriving fitness culture that blends political hustle with serious training. Functional fitness, CrossFit, and boutique HIIT studios dominate the scene, giving HYROX athletes plenty of prep options.\n\n- **Balance Gym (Foggy Bottom \u002F Thomas Circle \u002F Capitol Hill)** – A local favorite with sleds, rowers, SkiErgs, and strength areas. Known for its supportive athlete community.\n- **CrossFit DC (14th Street & H Street locations)** – One of the city’s earliest and most respected CrossFit gyms, offering competition-level programming perfect for HYROX prep.\n- **Barry’s D.C. (Dupont Circle)** – The iconic HIIT studio bringing intensity with treadmill + floor workouts, similar to HYROX’s blend of running and functional strength.\n- **Vida Fitness (multiple locations)** – Premium chain with pools, recovery spaces, and rooftop training spots — ideal for athletes who want luxury alongside hard training.\n","Washington, D.C. offers a strong lineup of recovery options near downtown and the National Mall, ideal for athletes looking to recharge after race day. For premium relaxation, the Four Seasons Spa in Georgetown is a standout, featuring deep tissue massages, hydrotherapy pools, and restorative body treatments designed to ease muscle tension and speed recovery. Not far from the Convention Center area, the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental offers luxurious wellness experiences including infrared saunas and bespoke sports massages, blending ancient healing practices with modern techniques.\nFor athletes interested in a more clinical approach, several downtown sports therapy clinics provide specialized physical therapy, cryotherapy, and compression recovery systems that can help reduce inflammation and accelerate muscle repair. One unique local option is the thermal mineral baths at Salamander Resort & Spa in nearby Middleburg, about a 45-minute drive from the city center. These geothermal waters offer a serene escape with natural healing properties, perfect for unwinding after intense competition.\nIf you prefer something closer and more accessible, many hotels around the National Mall offer in-house fitness recovery amenities like hydro-massage beds, ice baths, and guided stretching sessions. Combined with scenic walks along the Potomac River or through the blooming cherry blossom trails (in season), D.C. provides a restorative balance of urban energy and wellness.\n","**Race Schedule:**\n**Saturday, March 7th, 2026 :**\nHYROX WOMEN : 8:00 – 10:40\nHYROX DOUBLES MEN : 11:20 – 14:10\nHYROX DOUBLES MIXED : 14:50 – 16:00\nELITE15 WOMEN SINGLES : 19:30\nELITE15 MEN SINGLES : 21:00\n\n**Sunday, March 8th, 2026:**\nHYROX DOUBLES WOMEN : 8:00 – 10:10\nHYROX MEN : 10:50 – 13:20\nHYROX DOUBLES MIXED : 14:00 – 15:20\nHYROX WOMEN’S RELAY : 16:00 – 16:05\nHYROX MIXED RELAY : 16:15 – 16:20\nHYROX MEN’S RELAY : 16:30 – 16:35\nELITE15 WOMEN DOUBLES : 19:30\nELITE15 MEN DOUBLES : 21:00\n\n**Relay Briefing: **\n15:00 at the Awards Ceremony Stage\n","**Saturday, March 7, 2026**\nHYROX WOMEN \u002F ADAPTIVE WOMEN: 18:00\nHYROX DOUBLES MEN: 18:00\n\n**Sunday, March 8, 2026**\nHYROX DOUBLES WOMEN: 18:00\nHYROX MEN \u002F ADAPTIVE MEN: 18:00\nHYROX DOUBLES MIXED: 18:00\nHYROX WOMEN’S RELAY: 18:00\nHYROX MIXED RELAY: 18:00\nHYROX MEN’S RELAY: 18:00\n","**Race Day Athlete Registration:**\nDoors will open at 6:30am. During race weekend, athlete check-in is only available on the day of your race, beginning **90 minutes before your scheduled start time via the official [HYROX start list](https:\u002F\u002Fstartlist.hyrox.com\u002F).** For example, if your start time is 140001, you can enter the line for registration at 12:30PM. Start times will become available three days before the event. This ensures a smooth and efficient process without creating delays for athletes competing earlier in the day. **If you wish to Spectate before your Registration window opens, please go via Spectator Registration to show your race ticket and collect your Spectator wristband.**\nIf you are racing more than once in a single day, you may only check in for one race at a time.\n### Primary Accepted Form of Nationality Verification\n**Primary Document**\n- Valid, government-issued passport\\* or passport card from an eligible North, Central, or South American country or territory. (Please refer to the full list of eligible countries and territories.)\n**Secondary Accepted Form of Nationality Verification**\nExceptions may be granted only in the absence of a valid passport and must include:\n- Original birth certificate issued by a government authority from an eligible country **AND**\n- Government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license or national ID card)\n### Important Notes\n- Birth certificates must be original documents.\n- Photocopies, scanned documents, or digital versions will **not** be accepted.\n- HYROX USA reserves the right to deny eligibility if documentation is incomplete or does not clearly establish nationality.\n- _Athletes with lawful permanent residency or non-immigrant visa status must register with a photo ID at the Help Desk._\nThank you for helping us keep competition fair and consistent for all athletes. Please review this information carefully and arrive prepared with the required documentation to ensure a smooth race-day experience. We look forward to welcoming you to the start line.\n**This update is in addition to the existing Terms and Conditions for the F45 HYROX Americas Regional Championships.**\n","**Laps to Run: **\nRun 1 Go ‘IN’ the **THIRD** time you see the ‘IN’\nRun 2-7 Go ‘IN’ the **SECOND** time you see the ‘IN’\nRun 8 Go ‘IN’ the **SECOND** time you see the ‘WALL BALL IN’\n","HYROX North America Regional Championship - Washington DC 2026: 7–8 Mar. Finished | RoxRadar","HYROX North America Regional Championship - Washington DC 2026 has finished. Venue and weekend info.","\u002Fhyrox-ticket-status\u002Fhyrox-north-american-championship-washington-2026"]