Why is HYROX Brisbane 2032 listed, and yes, we know it hasn’t been announced (yet!)?

This entry reflects a growing conversation in the HYROX community and among its founders about the sport’s Olympic potential. HYROX co-founder Christian Toetzke has publicly shared his ambition for HYROX to become an Olympic event, with Brisbane 2032 seen as a realistic and symbolic target.

While not yet official, we’ve included it as a placeholder for the dream — a marker of where this sport is heading and a rallying point for athletes and fans worldwide.

The Brisbane 2032 Olympics will be spread across three key regions: Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, and the Gold Coast.

At RoxRadar, we’ve made an educated prediction that a HYROX-style event, if included, would most likely take place at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre — a world-class venue that already fits the style and infrastructure of elite fitness racing.

Until it’s real, think of this listing as a future-facing pin — a little motivation and inspiration as HYROX continues its global rise.

For now, think of it as a placeholder for the dream — a reminder of where this movement might go, and the kind of stages HYROX athletes could one day compete on!

A side note to explain that the pin is currently in the Pacific Ocean near the Gold Coast so the pin doesn't overlap the APAX Championships in Brisbane in 2026.