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HYROX Birmingham 2026 Results: Winners, Times, Pro, Open & Doubles
Birmingham HYROX 2026 results are available. See published Men's and Women's Open, Pro and Doubles winners, relay highlights, age-group performances and division finishing-time benchmarks.
FM Coaching | HYROX News & Results | Published 2 November 2026
HYROX Birmingham 2026 Results: Winners, Times, Pro, Open & Doubles
HYROX Birmingham 2026 results are available following six days of racing at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC), from 27 October to 1 November 2026. The published rankings feature Men's Open, Women's Open, Pro, Doubles, Relays and Adaptive divisions. This independent FM Coaching results report brings together the leading performances, useful finishing-time benchmarks and direct links to look up your own race.
HYROX Birmingham 2026 results — linked sources: Check the official HYROX results portal for the organiser’s final records, and compare the publicly searchable Hyranking Birmingham results and RoxPace Birmingham event results for division leaders, finishing times and age-group tables. These two rankings websites are independent of the organiser.
The headline: Cam Rackham clocked 54:16 in Men's Open and Bethany Ord posted 1:01:44 in Women's Open. Scott Bayvel and George Martindale both recorded 55:48 at the front of Men's Pro, while Lauren Armstrong led Women's Pro in 58:50. In Pro Doubles, Oli Fricker and David Aryeetey recorded 49:47; Becky Beech and Alice Jones posted 55:38.
Results status, 2 November 2026: Names, rankings and times below are taken from public third-party race databases, including Hyranking and RoxPace. These databases can update or disagree on tie ordering; the official HYROX timing service remains the authority for final classifications, eligibility and awards. FM Coaching has not independently accessed the complete official timing export. Do not mistake this independent report for an official results bulletin.
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HYROX Birmingham 2026 results at a glance
The tables below highlight the fastest published result in each standard Singles and Doubles division. They are not a substitute for the full searchable rankings: age-group podiums, relay entries, Adaptive categories and any subsequent corrections require their own checks.
| Division | Leading athlete or pair | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Men's Open | Cam Rackham | 54:16 |
| Women's Open | Bethany Ord | 1:01:44 |
| Men's Pro | Scott Bayvel / George Martindale (same recorded time) | 55:48 |
| Women's Pro | Lauren Armstrong | 58:50 |
| Men's Doubles | Lee Tynan & Aaron Woodman | 49:23 |
| Women's Doubles | Esme Nickson & Caitlin Tweed | 54:28 |
| Mixed Doubles | Suzi Royds & Fin Dearsly | 53:40 |
| Men's Pro Doubles | Oli Fricker & David Aryeetey | 49:47 |
| Women's Pro Doubles | Becky Beech & Alice Jones | 55:38 |
Source: RoxPace Birmingham 2026 division rankings and Hyranking Birmingham 2026, consulted 2 November 2026. Men's Pro athletes share the same displayed time; third-party sites differ in the label used for the top position.
Men's Open and Women's Open results: Top three
For athletes researching HYROX Birmingham Men's Open results, Cam Rackham's 54:16 is the fastest listed Open finish. Sam Craig followed in 54:46, with Tom Oxley (Ainscough) at 55:28. Those front-of-field performances are not representative of the typical first-time HYROX result, but they provide an interesting benchmark for experienced racers.
| Position | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cam Rackham | 54:16 |
| 2 | Sam Craig | 54:46 |
| 3 | Tom Oxley (Ainscough) | 55:28 |
In the HYROX Birmingham Women's Open results, Bethany Ord led the published overall ranking with 1:01:44. Rachel Moodie was next in 1:02:33, followed by Kelly Hamilton in 1:03:05. Kelly Hamilton's result is particularly relevant for readers checking the women's 40–44 age group: she also appears first in that age-group listing.
| Position | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bethany Ord | 1:01:44 |
| 2 | Rachel Moodie | 1:02:33 |
| 3 | Kelly Hamilton | 1:03:05 |
HYROX Birmingham Pro results: A remarkable 55:48 at the top
Men's Pro produced one of the most notable details in the Birmingham results: Scott Bayvel and George Martindale are both shown with 55:48. Hyranking orders Bayvel first and Martindale second; RoxPace displays equal fastest times. Because a displayed second-level tie need not settle the organiser's final classification, this article reports the shared time without claiming an officially confirmed tie-break outcome. Marc Dean is listed next by Hyranking at 55:53.
| Listed rank | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Scott Bayvel | 55:48 |
| 2 | George Martindale | 55:48 |
| 3 | Marc Dean | 55:53 |
In Women's Pro, Lauren Armstrong's 58:50 led the available standings. Lucy Davis recorded 1:00:36, and Lucy Procter 1:00:55. A sub-hour result at Pro level is a fast performance across eight runs and all eight work stations; it is not a universal expectation for a new entrant.
| Position | Athlete | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lauren Armstrong | 58:50 |
| 2 | Lucy Davis | 1:00:36 |
| 3 | Lucy Procter | 1:00:55 |
Check Men's Pro full rankings and Women's Pro full rankings for more names and any updates.
HYROX Birmingham Doubles results: Open, Mixed and Pro
The HYROX Birmingham 2026 Doubles results are especially useful for training partners planning their next race. In standard Doubles, both athletes complete the runs while work at the functional stations is shared in accordance with the division's rules. Pair times therefore reflect teamwork and transitions as well as running and station capacity.
Men's Doubles — top three
| Place | Pair | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lee Tynan & Aaron Woodman | 49:23 |
| 2 | Robert Livesey & Tiarnan O'Neill | 50:43 |
| 3 | Stef Edwards & Jake Hayward | 51:20 |
Women's Doubles — top three
| Place | Pair | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Esme Nickson & Caitlin Tweed | 54:28 |
| 2 | Kelly Hamilton & Hannah Whittaker | 58:22 |
| 3 | Sonia Foster & Hazel Brookes | 59:08 |
Mixed Doubles — top three
| Place | Pair | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Suzi Royds & Fin Dearsly | 53:40 |
| 2 | Joshua Henry & Alexandra Hill | 53:44 |
| 3 | Holly Archer & Ethan Gilbert | 53:49 |
Just nine seconds separate the first and third listed Mixed Doubles performances. At that end of the field, apparently small decisions—entering the Roxzone efficiently, swapping at the right time and maintaining controlled running between stations—can become significant. That is a coaching interpretation, not a claim that we have analysed these athletes' actual splits.
Men's Pro Doubles — top three
| Place | Pair | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oli Fricker & David Aryeetey | 49:47 |
| 2 | Beau Smith & Sam Craig | 50:08 |
| 3 | Aaron Woodman & Lee Tynan | 50:36 |
Women's Pro Doubles — top three
| Place | Pair | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Becky Beech & Alice Jones | 55:38 |
| 2 | Tegan Frizelle & Nerea Izcue | 56:18 |
| 3 | Imogen Amos & Laura Aryeetey | 56:24 |
Notice that some names appear in more than one race format across the event. Compare results only within the same division and rule set, rather than treating Open Doubles and Pro Doubles times as interchangeable.
HYROX Birmingham Relay results and Adaptive categories
Birmingham also hosted Men's, Women's and Mixed Team Relays. The fastest published Men's Relay performance was 51:20 by Jack Lawrence, Jacob Keane, Myles Durrant-Sutherland and Tyquarn Darby. Abbie Hodgetts, Anna Burton, Holly Whetnall and Laura Wordley led the Women's Relay listing in 57:49. Andrew Bourne, Caitlin Tweed, Daniel Chilton and Esme Nickson led Mixed Relay in 50:10.
HYROX Adaptive Men's and Adaptive Women's results are also included in the event rankings. The published fastest times in the event overview are 51:07 and 55:53 respectively, but those figures must not be interpreted as directly comparable athlete performance standards across different adaptive classifications. For athletes' names, categories and full records, consult the division filters in the results database and confirm against official HYROX records.
HYROX Birmingham 2026 age-group results: The performances to notice
One of the biggest mistakes when searching for HYROX Birmingham age group results is comparing an overall ranking with a division-specific age-group podium. The fastest overall Women's Open athlete is not automatically the first athlete in every age bracket, and Men's Open, Pro and Doubles use separate classifications.
In Women's Open, the published 40–44 age-group leader is Kelly Hamilton (1:03:05), followed by Ellie Gosling (1:06:29) and Liz Peapell (1:06:36). In Men's Open 40–44, Robert Cowan (57:00) led Ben Vickers (59:13) and Andrew Langley (59:16). Those three times make a more meaningful comparison for similarly aged, same-division competitors than a headline Pro performance.
| Age band | Men's Open winner | Women's Open winner |
|---|---|---|
| 25–29 | Tom Oxley (Ainscough), 55:28 | Bethany Ord, 1:01:44 |
| 30–34 | Cam Rackham, 54:16 | Sheridan Craig, 1:03:52 |
| 40–44 | Robert Cowan, 57:00 | Kelly Hamilton, 1:03:05 |
| 45–49 | Phil Ellison, 58:57 | Sally Freeman, 1:06:47 |
| 50–54 | Richard Wilder, 1:03:30 | Louise Rudd, 1:10:24 |
These are a selection of published Open age-group leaders, not the complete list. Consult the searchable event and age-group tables for the other age bands and each Pro/Doubles division.
What was a good HYROX Birmingham 2026 finish time?
If you raced at the NEC, your first question after checking your placing might be: Was my HYROX Birmingham time good? The useful answer depends on your category, experience, age and what you hoped to achieve. A first-time finish while learning the stations is a different success from a personal best in Pro Doubles.
Instead of promoting an arbitrary universal benchmark, here are the mid-pack (P50) finish times published by Hyranking for several Birmingham divisions. P50 is an approximate middle-of-the-distribution benchmark from that database, not a minimum qualifying target or official HYROX standard.
| Division | P50 / mid-pack time | Fastest listed |
|---|---|---|
| Men's Open | 1:23:28 | 54:16 |
| Women's Open | 1:33:12 | 1:01:44 |
| Men's Pro | 1:16:06 | 55:48 |
| Women's Pro | 1:23:33 | 58:50 |
| Men's Doubles | 1:12:18 | 49:23 |
| Women's Doubles | 1:25:55 | 54:28 |
| Mixed Doubles | 1:20:50 | 53:40 |
| Men's Pro Doubles | 1:04:09 | 49:47 |
| Women's Pro Doubles | 1:14:53 | 55:38 |
Source: Hyranking's detailed Birmingham 2026 statistics, consulted 2 November 2026. Third-party totals and median calculations may change as result records are updated.
What the data can and cannot tell you
These figures show a wide spread between the fastest published performances and a typical field midpoint. They do not tell us why an individual athlete finished in a particular time. Without verified splits, we cannot credit or blame a specific station, running pace, injury, penalty or transition. For your next race, compare your own official splits against your past races and similar formats, then identify one or two priorities rather than trying to improve everything at once.
How to find your HYROX Birmingham 2026 results and official finishing time
- Open the official HYROX results service: results.hyrox.com. If the service redirects or requires interaction, use the event and athlete filters shown there.
- Choose the correct race edition: Birmingham, 27 October–1 November 2026. Avoid confusing the 2026 event with October 2025 results.
- Select your actual division: Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay or Adaptive. In Doubles, look for your paired entry rather than an individual Singles result.
- Check your name and final classification: Review overall place, age-group place and finishing time, plus available run/station splits. If you spot a timing discrepancy, follow the organiser's published procedure rather than relying on a third-party ranking.
- Use independent browsing if needed: Hyranking and RoxPace offer public event views and useful age-group filters. Treat them as secondary sources.
FM Coaching does not host the event's official timing files or claim the right to amend race results. The link to the official portal is included so readers can obtain the authoritative record.
What the Birmingham results mean for your next HYROX race
HYROX rewards the ability to repeatedly run under fatigue and still execute technically sound functional stations. The format has eight 1 km runs separated by SkiErg, sled push, sled pull, burpee broad jumps, rowing, farmers carry, sandbag lunges and wall balls. That structure explains why preparing for HYROX is not the same as preparing for an uninterrupted 8 km run or a normal gym circuit.
Three practical lessons from a race-results review
- Use your own race data, not someone else's finish time. Identify where your official splits slowed, then test whether the problem is pacing, strength endurance, station technique or avoidable downtime.
- Keep easy running truly easy in training. Accumulating repeatable aerobic work helps you arrive at each station without turning the whole week into high-intensity conditioning.
- Practise transitions with your chosen division's standards. Doubles athletes need agreed work-sharing, while Singles athletes need the confidence to complete each station independently. Rehearse the equipment and movement standards actually prescribed for your race.
Find event previews and training resources in the FM Coaching HYROX hub. Our earlier Birmingham 2026 event preview explains the NEC schedule and check-in arrangements; this new results report covers what happened after racing concluded.
Preparing for your next HYROX?
FM Coaching offers individual online HYROX preparation combining running, strength training and station practice around your starting point and schedule. If you want to improve your next Birmingham-style race performance, explore HYROX online coaching and the 7-day trial. FM Coaching is an independent coaching business and is not the official race organiser.
HYROX Birmingham 2026 results: Frequently asked questions
Are the HYROX Birmingham 2026 results out?
Yes. Published third-party results cover 14 event categories following the 27 October–1 November 2026 races. Check the official HYROX results service to confirm your final classification and any post-event changes.
Who won HYROX Birmingham 2026 Men's Open?
Cam Rackham recorded the fastest published Men's Open time, 54:16, ahead of Sam Craig at 54:46 and Tom Oxley (Ainscough) at 55:28 in the RoxPace listing.
Who had the fastest Women's Open result?
Bethany Ord led the published Women's Open overall results in 1:01:44, followed by Rachel Moodie in 1:02:33 and Kelly Hamilton in 1:03:05.
Who won HYROX Birmingham Men's Pro?
Scott Bayvel and George Martindale both posted 55:48 in the published results. Hyranking places Bayvel first and Martindale second, while another public database displays the equal recorded times. Consult the official classification if you need an authoritative tie-break decision.
Who led Women's Pro?
Lauren Armstrong recorded 58:50, the fastest published Women's Pro result, ahead of Lucy Davis (1:00:36) and Lucy Procter (1:00:55).
Where can I find HYROX Birmingham Doubles results?
Use the official results portal and choose Birmingham 2026 plus your Doubles division. The Hyranking event page and RoxPace event page also list Open, Mixed and Pro Doubles performances.
How many people completed HYROX Birmingham 2026?
Hyranking shows more than 18,000 result entries and roughly 28,000 unique athletes across its 14 categories in the 2 November snapshot. Those figures measure different things: one Doubles pair or Relay team can be a single results entry containing several athletes. The databases may update, so don't present those figures as a final official attendance count.
What was an average HYROX Birmingham finish time?
There is no single useful time for every division. Hyranking reported P50 benchmarks of approximately 1:23:28 for Men's Open and 1:33:12 for Women's Open. Pro and Doubles have different midpoint times; consult the table above rather than comparing unrelated categories.
Can I use my HYROX Birmingham result to prepare for another race?
Yes. Record your verified total time, station splits, run splits and how each segment felt. Compare like-for-like formats and use the pattern to choose a realistic running, strength or technique priority for your next training block.
Sources: official timing and independent Birmingham 2026 rankings
HYROX official Birmingham event page — event dates, NEC venue and division schedule.
Official HYROX results portal — final athlete result look-up (automated access restricted at the time of writing).
Hyranking Birmingham 2026 event results — published categories, rankings and statistics.
RoxPace Birmingham 2026 results — reported solo and Doubles leaders, age-group tables.
Editorial note: Independent report prepared by FM Coaching on 2 November 2026 using the public sources linked above. We have not attended or interviewed the athletes named, and do not claim to have independently authenticated the full official results feed. Correct any material ranking changes against the organiser's published records. All interpretations in the training section are general coaching analysis, not athlete-specific split assessments.