AIA HYROX Singapore Returns in November with First Four-Day Race Weekend and Asia Debut of Youngstars

AIA HYROX Singapore will return to Singapore Expo from November 26 to 29, 2026, for the city’s first four-day HYROX race weekend, bringing together more than 18,500 competitors from 92 nationalities.

Returning for the second time in Singapore this year, the event follows strong momentum across six races and is expected to be one of the largest HYROX competitions held locally. Around 43% of participants will travel from overseas, bringing together an international community of fitness enthusiasts and competitive athletes.

The event will also see increased participation among adaptive racers, with 32 athletes set to compete, up from five at the previous edition. More than 10,000 participants will be taking part in HYROX for the first time, reflecting the growing popularity of fitness racing as a personal challenge for people of different backgrounds and abilities.

A major highlight this year is the Asia debut of HYROX Youngstars, which will take place as part of AIA HYROX Youngstars Singapore. Designed for children and teenagers aged eight to 15, the new division aims to introduce younger participants to fitness racing while encouraging them to stay active, build confidence and develop healthy habits.

Singapore is a fitting location for the launch, having hosted the first HYROX Youngstars activation in 2024 and played a role in the concept’s development into a full race format. The inaugural Youngstars race in Asia will give young athletes an opportunity to experience hybrid racing, test their abilities and discover the enjoyment of fitness in a setting that brings families together.

Now entering its ninth season, HYROX has expanded to more than 95 cities worldwide. The Singapore event will also offer athletes opportunities to qualify for the PUMA HYROX World Championships 2027 in Hong Kong. Qualification pathways will be available through the Pro and Mixed Doubles divisions, as well as the Open divisions for athletes aged 60 and above.

Beyond the race course, the HYROX Social Hub, formerly known as HYROX House, will return as a festival-style gathering space for athletes, supporters and families. Open throughout the four-day event, the hub will offer food and beverage options, live entertainment and DJ sets, creating a space for participants to connect before and after their races.

Athletes looking to recover and recharge can visit a dedicated recovery lounge featuring hot and cold plunges, massage guns, compression boots, steam saunas, guided stretching and massages. A beauty lounge will also be available, offering stick-on, flash and airbrush tattoos, as well as hair braiding for those looking to add a personal touch to their race-day appearance.

The event continues the partnership between AIA Singapore and HYROX, which share a commitment to encouraging people to take an active role in their wellbeing. As the title partner of AIA HYROX Singapore for the fourth time, AIA Singapore is continuing its efforts to support healthier communities in line with its purpose of helping people live healthier, longer, better lives.

This year, the partnership will extend to AIA HYROX Youngstars Singapore, with AIA Singapore supporting the new division as part of its commitment to inspiring the next generation to embrace movement, build confidence and establish healthy habits from an early age.

With more than 18,500 competitors expected across four days, the November event will bring together elite racers, first-time participants, adaptive athletes and younger competitors, reinforcing HYROX’s growing appeal as a fitness challenge for people across different ages and abilities.