HYROX Hamburg Results: Adami 1:07:30, Maurer 1:13:59

Benny Adami and Kim Isabel Drews finished HYROX Doubles Mixed in 1:07:30, while Marcel Maurer placed 22nd in his age group after reworking his training load.

HYROX Hamburg results are in for two Peloton instructors, and they tell different – but amazing – stories. Benny Adami and partner Kim Isabel Drews finished HYROX Doubles Mixed in 1:07:30, while Marcel Maurer completed Pro Men in 1:13:59 in his home city, his tenth HYROX race.

Both raced on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, and the HYROX Hamburg results on Hyresult and the official HYROX results page confirm each finish. Both Benny and Marcel also shared their heartfelt feelings on Instagram, the emotions behind the numbers.

HYROX Hamburg results for Adami and Drews

 

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Adami and Drews raced in the 35-39 age group. The official results list the team at 29th overal and 11th in the age group, with no penalties recorded.

The HYROX Hamburg results include a full split table that shows where the team was strongest. Their runs totaled 37:13, and their best run lap was 3:55 on the final run. On the stations, they posted 4:12 on the SkiErg, 2:05 on the Sled Push, 3:30 on the Sled Pull and 2:53 on the Burpee Broad Jump. The Row took 4:27, the Farmers Carry 1:38 and the Sandbag Lunges 3:05.

Wall Balls came last at 3:39. The official table places the team 15th on that station and 25th on Sandbag Lunges, their two highest station placings.

Benny and Kim’s coach wrote in a recent Instagram Story that they finished four minutes faster than last year. Adami shared that post, captioned it “Best coach ever,” and posted a finish screen photo of himself and Drews with the message “really proud of us.” Marcel Maurer also posted a Story praising Adami, writing that the result was “so well deserved” after “all the injury setbacks over the past few months.”

These results are especially meaningful after Benny’s recent health concerns going into this race. The Clip out previously covered his HYROX withdrawal earlier this year, which also gives the Hamburg finish added context.

Maurer races at home and adjusts the plan

 

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Maurer finished Pro Men 40-44 in 1:13:59, placing 194th of 653 overall and 22nd in his age group, per Hyresult. The HYROX Hamburg results page lists a 15 second burpee broad jump penalty on that time. His runs totaled 33:35, his stations 34:44 and his Roxzone time 5:40.

It was not the sub 70 he set out to chase. Maurer ran 1:10:36 at HYROX London in March, 1:12:31 in Istanbul this summer and 1:13:59 in Hamburg. Hyresult shows his Pro Men time in Hamburg last year was 1:16:29, which puts this finish two minutes and 30 seconds faster.

Beyond the HYROX Hamburg results, Maurer explained the shift in an Instagram post. Teaching eight to 10 Peloton classes a week is his job, and adding a heavier training load on top of that became too much. About six weeks before Hamburg, he adjusted his plan and cancelled Barcelona’s race in November. He knew going in that a personal best was unlikely, but he still wanted to race in the city he calls home.

Hamburg also marks the start of his Hyresult history, with a 1:13:29 in 2018 and a 1:10:25 in 2019 as his earliest listed races.

Community support and what comes next

Maurer used most of his post to thank the people around the race. His best friend flew in from Munich for 24 hours to cheer, and some of the people he named had just completed their first HYROX. Peloton members also showed up, including one who traveled from Gelsenkirchen. He wrote that the memories matter more than the result: “The time will eventually just be a number on a results page.”

For now, Marcel is giving his body a break (though he and Benny both are already back teaching at PSL!).

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