HYROX’s fall 2026 North America schedule lists 10 races running from Labor Day weekend through December. Four cities are getting their first race ever: Salt Lake City, Tampa, Denver, and Nashville. And for everyone reading this from San Diego, the one to circle is Anaheim, December 4 to 6 at the Anaheim Convention Center. Ninety minutes up the 5.

For comparison, fall 2025 had seven races total. This year it’s 10 confirmed, with Atlanta and Seattle rumored to push it to 12. The sled push has officially gone mainstream.

The full fall 2026 schedule

  • Washington, DC | Sept 3 to 7 | Walter E. Washington Convention Center (moved from its usual spring slot)
  • Salt Lake City, UT | Sept 18 to 20 | Salt Palace Convention Center (new)
  • Toronto, ON | Oct 1 to 4 | Enercare Centre
  • Boston, MA | Oct 8 to 11 | Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
  • Tampa, FL | Oct 23 to 25 | Tampa Convention Center (new)
  • Denver, CO | Nov 12 to 15 | Colorado Convention Center (new)
  • Dallas, TX | Nov 18 to 22 | Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
  • Anaheim, CA | Dec 4 to 6 | Anaheim Convention Center
  • Nashville, TN | Dec 10 to 13 | Music City Center (new)
  • Vancouver, BC | Dec 18 to 20 | Vancouver Convention Centre

One pattern worth noticing: the weekends are getting longer. DC, Toronto, Boston, Dallas, Anaheim, and Nashville all span four or five days now, which means bigger fields across Open, Pro, Doubles, and Relay. Translation: more spots, but they’ll still sell fast.

If you lift too

This is the part where the calendar gets fun. Counting back from Anaheim on December 4, a solid 10 to 12 week HYROX block starts mid-September. That gives you the whole summer to build your running base and keep lifting heavy, then shift into race-specific work (sleds, wall balls, compromised running) after Labor Day. The timeline is almost suspiciously perfect.

First HYROX? The Open division is exactly what it sounds like. No qualifying, any fitness level, and Doubles lets you split the work with a partner. It’s the most beginner-friendly way into hybrid racing that exists right now.

Building toward race day and want somewhere to test the engine before then? Our open entry race picks have road races you can register for today, no lottery, no qualifier.