Race weekend · Season 26/27

HYROX Mexico City 2026

Centro Banamex

OCT–NOV 2026 29–1

HYROX Mexico City runs Oct 29, 2026 – Nov 1, 2026 at Centro Banamex, and that is the race behind most searches for HYROX Mexico City 2027: as of September 7, 2026, the official HYROX race finder lists no 2027 date for the city, though it does carry three Mexican dates in 2027, Cancún in February, Guadalajara in March and Monterrey in April. One detail catches people out. This is a four-day weekend that starts on Thursday, and the provisional schedule on the official event page covers Friday to Sunday only, so the Thursday start windows in the table above come from the ticket listings in the official Mexican shop.

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The race at a glance

CityMexico City
RegionAmericas
DatesOct 29, 2026 – Nov 1, 2026
Venue Centro Banamex · Open in Google Maps
Divisions offered
Solo OpenSolo ProDoubles OpenDoubles ProRelayAdaptive

Parking, check-in halls and spectator entrances are published on the official event page closer to race weekend.

HYROX Mexico City start times — who races when

The organiser’s provisional start-wave plan from the official event page — find which day and time of day your division races.

Division Thursday, October 29 Friday, October 30 Saturday, October 31 Sunday, November 1
Solo Open
M Men 08:30–11:20 08:30–10:10 08:30–13:00
W Women 16:50–18:30 20:00–21:00 13:40–17:50
Solo Pro
M Men 11:00–12:50
W Women 13:30–14:00
Doubles Open
M Men 11:50–13:50 14:30–16:00 18:30–21:50
W Women 14:30–16:40 18:20–19:50 08:30–13:10
X Mixed 19:10–21:30 16:30–17:40 13:30–19:10
Doubles Pro
M Men 21:00–22:00
W Women 19:40–20:20
Relay
M Men 21:40–21:45
W Women 22:15–22:25
X Mixed 21:55–22:05
Adaptive
M Men 08:30–13:00
W Women 13:40–17:50

Provisional schedule — subject to change by the organiser.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday come from the organiser's provisional plan on the official event page, which marks it subject to change. That plan starts on Friday and lists no Thursday waves, so the five Thursday windows here are taken from the Thursday ticket listings in the official Mexican shop, which sells those five divisions and a Thursday spectator ticket. The one place the two sources disagree is Friday's Doubles Women: the event page prints 18:20 to 19:50 and the ticket text 18:00 to 19:20, and the event page is used here because HYROX points athletes to it. The page also prints Sunday's second window as OPEN WOMEN/ADAPTIVE WOMAN, read here as Adaptive Women. Individual start times are linked about 3 days before the race and cannot be changed. Athlete check-in dates and times were still TBD on September 7, 2026.

Racing runs late every day: the last start windows listed are 19:10–21:30 on Thursday, 22:15–22:25 on Friday, 21:00–22:00 on Saturday and 18:30–21:50 on Sunday.

On-site registration opens for each division 90 minutes before that division’s first start wave. To get into the hall before your own check-in window, go via the Spectators Desk and show your ticket and ID. You must bring ID, you cannot check in on behalf of someone else, and during race weekend you can only check in on the day you compete. Early athlete registration and race-day registration times were both still TBD on September 7, 2026, as were the number of laps to run and the relay briefing.

Registration & entry

On sale

On sale since at least Jul 11, 2026 (first observed — the sale opened earlier).

Enter on the official HYROX page

Registration details change without notice. Confirm the date, price and division on the official HYROX page before you book.

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Entry fees

Per-person prices for this city, transcribed from the official registration page.

Division Price (per person) ≈ USD Converted at mid-market rates from Sep 7, 2026 (ExchangeRate-API), for comparison only — you always pay in MXN.
Solo Open2,399 MXN≈$142
Solo Pro2,399 MXN≈$142
Doubles Open2,299 MXN≈$136
Doubles Pro2,299 MXN≈$136
Relay1,649 MXN≈$98
Adaptive2,399 MXN≈$142
Spectator249 MXN≈$15

All prices are per person — Doubles and Relay each buy one ticket per athlete.

Prices as recorded Sep 7, 2026. HYROX uses dynamic pricing — entry cost rises as spots fill, so the live price may be higher.

How Mexico City pricing compares

Solo entry ≈ $142 per person. Across all 56 verified HYROX cities the cheapest solo ticket is ≈$84, the median ≈$144, the most expensive ≈$195.

Converted at Sep 7, 2026 mid-market rates for comparison only — you pay in MXN.

Compare entry fees across all cities →

Getting there

Venue addressCentro Banamex, Av. del Conscripto 311, Lomas de Sotelo, Hipódromo de las Américas, Miguel Hidalgo, 11610 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Public transportNeither the official event page nor the venue publishes a metro or bus route, so plan on driving or a taxi. The venue describes its location as having easy access to the city’s main roads and being close to the Viaducto Bicentenario and the Autopista Urbana Norte. Covered parking holds 3,000 cars, and the wider Complejo las Américas up to 10,000. The published tariff is free for the first 30 minutes, 90 pesos for up to two hours, 180 for up to four and 270 for up to 24 hours, with a valet service also available.
 The venue lists an authorised taxi rank open 24 hours beside the main lobby entrance, and entry points designed for wheelchairs, pushchairs and older visitors, with a phone number for special requests.

Official venue access page →

Nearby HYROX races

Sold out, or the dates clash? The nearest upcoming HYROX weekends among the cities we track:

Guadalajara Mar 19–21, 2027 452 km away
Monterrey Apr 16–18, 2027 704 km away

Watching, not racing?

Spectator tickets in Mexico City are 249 MXN (as of Sep 7, 2026). Child and companion rules vary by event — confirm the official ticket terms before you travel. The spectator ticket is sold per day and priced for ages 12 and over. Under-12s are free but still need their own FREE U12 CHILD SPECTATOR ticket, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult holding a spectator ticket.

Road to Worlds

Mexico City carries qualifying places for the 2027 HYROX World Championships, AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong, June 10–13, 2027, but read the qualification line on your own ticket: the Spanish ticket text says the three relay divisions carry no World Championship qualification at all; the Pro divisions qualify every age group except 60+ and Doubles Mixed every age group; the open solo divisions qualify only the 60+ age groups. For the same-sex open Doubles the ticket text is contradictory, the Spanish line says all age groups while the English line on the same ticket says 60+ only, so treat that division as unsettled until HYROX clarifies (ticket terms read September 7, 2026).

How Worlds qualifying works →

Train for HYROX Mexico City

A race entry is the easy part. These tools turn your date into a plan — a finish-time target, your division's station loads, a week-by-week schedule, and an in-browser check on whether your wall balls hit depth.

Know the eight stations

Station-by-station standards and tactics — official loads, no-rep rules, and where most of the field loses time, with deep dives on the sled push and burpee broad jumps.

Open →

Race Doubles or Relay

Doubles splits the station reps, not the 8 km or the weights — how to divide reps, and the 1-minute penalty for running ahead.

Open →

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a HYROX Mexico City in 2027?
Not on the official calendar as of September 7, 2026. HYROX lists one Mexico City race, Oct 29, 2026 – Nov 1, 2026 at Centro Banamex, and its race finder runs all the way to the June 2027 world final without a second Mexico City entry. Mexico does have three 2027 dates on that calendar: Cancún on February 19 to 21, Guadalajara on March 19 to 21 and Monterrey on April 16 to 18, all three still showing Find out more rather than ticket sales. Guadalajara and Monterrey also appear in the nearby-races table above with their dates.
Which day and time does my division race at HYROX Mexico City?
The schedule table above pairs each division with its start window across the four days. Three things are worth pulling out of it. Thursday, October 29, is a full race day with five divisions, running from HYROX Men at 08:30 to Doubles Mixed at 19:10, even though the provisional schedule on the official event page begins on Friday. All three relays go late on Friday, between 21:40 and 22:25, the latest waves of the weekend. The Pro fields are split: Pro Men and Pro Women race on Friday, both Pro Doubles fields on Saturday evening.
How much does HYROX Mexico City cost?
Solo entries are 2,399 MXN per person, with Doubles and Relay places cheaper and every division listed in the fee table above. All of them are priced per athlete, so each member of a doubles pair or a relay team needs a ticket of their own. One thing a price list will not tell you: in the official Mexican shop every doubles and relay listing prints a service fee on top of the price per person, and none of the ten solo listings carries that line. Prices in the shop on September 7, 2026, matched the values in the table.
Do spectators need a ticket at HYROX Mexico City, and do children pay?
A spectator ticket is 249 MXN and covers one person for one day, and the shop sells a separate one for each of the four days, so a two-day visit means two tickets. The ticket text puts the paid age at 12 and over. Under-12s are free but still need their own FREE U12 CHILD SPECTATOR ticket, added alongside an adult spectator ticket, and anyone under 16 has to be with an adult who holds one. HYROX prints on that ticket that tickets online and on site are subject to availability.
Where is HYROX Mexico City held and how do I get there?
At Centro Banamex, Av. del Conscripto 311, Lomas de Sotelo, inside the Hipódromo de las Américas complex in Miguel Hidalgo. Neither the HYROX event page nor the venue publishes a metro or bus route to the hall, so plan on driving or a taxi. The venue lists covered parking for 3,000 cars, and up to 10,000 across the wider Complejo las Américas, with the first 30 minutes free, 90 pesos for up to two hours, 180 for up to four and 270 for up to 24 hours. It also runs a valet service and an authorised taxi rank open 24 hours next to the main lobby entrance.
When do HYROX Mexico City ticket sales close?
The official Mexican shop lists a sales window that ends at 23:59 on October 23, 2026, six days before the first race day. As of September 7, 2026, every division the official schedule places on a race day was still on sale. The only listings switched off were three Sunday relay entries, and that same schedule puts all three relays on Friday night, so they read as listings the organiser withdrew rather than places that sold out. The weekly ticket digest on this page covers new dates and ticket releases across every HYROX city.

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