The first Elite 15 Series event of the 2026-2027 HYROX season is today. The Elite 15 men and women will take the floor in Hamburg, Germany. Joining them will also be the Challenger 15, which will feature the top 16-30 athletes in the world (although they won’t be on the livestream).
Not only that, but it will be the first race back for Joanna Wietrzyk after her viral incident in Beijing last month.
Here is everything you need to watch the HYROX Elite 15 today:
SCHEDULE
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6:00 PM – Livestream Starts
6:30 PM – Women’s Elite 15
8:00 PM – Men’s Elite 15
LIVESTREAM
WOMEN’S FIELD
(*) denotes current world ranking based on season points
Joanna Wietrzyk (1st)
Lauren Weeks (2nd)
Alyssa McElheny (3rd)
Calypso Sheridan (5th)
Gabrielle Nikora-Baker (6th)
Saskia Millard (7th)
Lena Putters (8th)
Annie Emilsson (9th)
Camilla Massa (10th)
Tanja Stroschneider (11th)
Danel Louw (12th)
Vivian Tafuto (14th)
Melanie Maurer (15th)
Rachael Wade (16th)
Elli Stenfors (20th)
MEN’S FIELD
(*) denotes current world ranking based on season points
Dylan Scott (1st)
Tim Wenisch (2nd)
Alexander Roncevic (3rd)
Charlie Botterill (4th)
Sean Noble (5th)
Cole Learn (6th)
Dexter Buchanan (7th)
Louis Osselaer (8th)
Jack Driscoll (9th)
Gabriel Heck (10th)
Pelayo M. Fernandez (11th)
Luke Greer (12th)
Tomas Tvrdik (13th)
Hidde Weersma (14th)
Sebastian Ifversen (15th)
No Hunter McIntyre?
You might be wondering where Hunter McIntyre is. Well, he is currently ranked 58th in the season points because he has only raced four times in the last calendar year.
Season points are based on your best five scores over a rolling 12-month calendar.
So McIntyre would need to run in a regular race (like Joanna Wietrzyk did in Beijing, minus the poop) to get more points. And if he does, he would most likely move up into the top 15.
WHAT’S ON THE LINE?
With the new points system and Elite Series races, the top 3 men and women from the five Elite Series races will qualify to the 2027 HYROX World Championships.
RACE SEQUENCE
1,000-meter Run
1,000-meter SkiErg
1,000-meter Run
50-meter Sled Push (202/152 kg)
1,000-meter Run
50-meter Sled Pull (153/103 kg)
1,000-meter Run
80-meter Burpee Broad Jumps
1,000-meter Run
1,000-meter Row
1,000-meter Run
200-meter Farmer’s Carry (2 x 32/24 kg)
1,000-meter Run
100-meter Sandbag Lunges (30/20 kg)
1,000-meter Run
100 Wall Balls (9/6 kg to 10/9-foot target)
