
Enter your running pace and this calculates the HYROX finish time it should produce, station by station. If you already know your target and want the splits to hit it, that is the HYROX Pace Calculator.
Running ability is a good predictor of a HYROX finish, but station work matters too, so the estimate is closest for runners with good functional strength. If you have already raced, your own splits say far more than any model: see your race report below.
Type your name. In a few seconds you see where your time went, split by split, against the athletes who ran the same course on the same day, and the time you had in you.
19th after the Sled Push. Wall Balls cost him 29 places.
Finish 1:02:50. Race potential 1:00:08.
Your result comes from a public copy of the published HYROX results. Nothing you type is stored, and no report is kept.
HYROX is a unique fitness competition that combines running with functional workouts. The standard format includes 8 x 1km runs, each followed by a different workout station. Your running ability is a strong predictor of your overall HYROX performance, but your proficiency at the workout stations is equally important.

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The prediction becomes more accurate if your functional fitness level matches your running ability. If you're a strong runner but new to functional training, the predictor may underestimate your finish time.


The HYROX Time Predictor is a tool that estimates your race finish time based on your running performance and functional fitness level.
The prediction is an estimate and depends on the accuracy of the input data, such as your running pace and workout proficiency.
The prediction considers your running pace, performance at workout stations, and transition times between running and workouts.
Yes, beginners can use the tool to get an idea of their potential finish time, but the prediction may vary based on their experience with functional fitness.
You can improve your time by training for running endurance, practicing transitions, and enhancing your efficiency at workout stations.
Niels built Kracey for his own training, and he still trains and races on it.