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Thursday, October 29, 2026

World Triathlon, Hyrox partner in bid for hybrid racing recognition at Olympics

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Oct 29 - World Triathlon and fitness racing organiser HYROX said on Wednesday they have formed a partnership aimed at securing Olympic and Paralympic recognition for hybrid racing.

• The agreement recognises hybrid racing, which combines running with functional fitness exercises, as an official discipline under the World Triathlon umbrella.

• Hybrid racing will be contested across three formats - Ultimate, Fast and Ultra - with each governed by World Triathlon and jointly developed with HYROX.

• HYROX will operate the official world, continental and national championships for elite athletes in the 'Ultimate' format.

• World Triathlon's national federations will be able to organise hybrid racing events and age-group national championships, expanding the sport's reach through its global network.

• HYROX co-founder and CEO Christian Toetzke said he hoped the partnership would pave the way towards the Olympic and Paralympic Games. REUTERS

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