Calendar/France/Lyon

12May 2027

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before the start

Hyrox Lyon takes place from the 12 to 16 May 2027 in Eurexpo Lyon, Boulevard de l'Europe, 69680 Chassieu. Registration has not opened yet. Formats available: Open, Doubles, Relais.

With 25,843 athletes in May 2026, Lyon is the most attended French leg on the recent calendar, ahead of Paris and Toulouse. The second edition returns to Eurexpo from 12 to 16 May 2027, over five days. The venue is in Chassieu, between central Lyon and Saint-Exupery airport, and it's a genuine advantage for this race: 2,200 hotel rooms within an 8-kilometre radius, a dedicated tram line and 13,000 parking spaces. The wave schedule and prices, though, aren't published yet.

Date

12 May 2027

Formats
· Doubles ·
Organiser
HYROX France SAS, filiale de HYROX World GmbH

How much does it cost

Pricing tiers
Ticketing not open as of 7 September 2026: the official page only offers a waiting list, with no price or opening date. French legs already on sale for the 26/27 season show 124 euros for individual and doubles and 75 euros per teammate for relay, useful as a benchmark but not a commitment. Flex options announced at 12.50 euros for Lite Flex, 25 euros solo and 45 euros team.

Race day, in practice

Address
Boulevard de l’Europe, Eurexpo, 69680 Lyon
Bib pickup
Not published: the early check-in and race-day pickup sections are blank on the official page. General rule in the meantime: opening 90 minutes before your division's first wave, only on your race day, physical ID required, no pickup by proxy.
Parking
13,000 spaces on site. Visitor parking is paid but no pricing scale is published by the operator. Two known exceptions: motorised two-wheeler parking, opposite P5 below hall 7, is free, and disabled spaces are at the standard visitor rate, 23 in front of hall 6.1 and 20 on P3. Electric charging points on P3 and P9, at 0.48 euros per kWh.
Transport
Tram T5, Eurexpo Lyon stop, the line's terminus from Grange Blanche, about a 20-minute ride. From Part-Dieu station, allow 30 minutes total: metro B to Saxe-Gambetta, metro D to Grange Blanche, then T5. From Saint-Exupery airport, also 30 minutes, direct bus C200 or via Vaulx-en-Velin La Soie. By car, three access routes depending on where you're coming from: A43 Eurexpo exit from Lyon, A46 exit 8 from Paris and Geneva, A46 exit 10 from Chambery and Grenoble. Cycle path from Part-Dieu and bike parking near the main entrance.
Spectators
Paid, online purchase required, nothing sold on site. This edition's price isn't published yet. Under-12s enter without a ticket but accompanied. The athlete wristband only grants access on the day of your own race.
Allowed gear
Closed shoes required, except at wall balls where they can be removed. Allowed: knee sleeves, gloves without grips, weight belt, wristbands, hydration pack. Not allowed: headsets and earbuds, phones, body cameras, earplugs, smart glasses. Chalk can only be used at sled pull and farmers carry, and only the chalk provided on site.

Where it happens

Good to know

The venue, its advantage and its constraint

Eurexpo is France's second-largest exhibition centre after Paris: 150,000 sq m, seven halls. It's in Chassieu, not Lyon, roughly halfway between the city centre and Saint-Exupery airport. The constraint is real on race day, and so is the advantage: 2,200 hotel rooms of every category within an 8-kilometre radius, something no other French leg documents as clearly.

Tram T5 serves Eurexpo every day outside July and August, running every 12 to 13 minutes at peak times, every 15 minutes off-peak, and up to every 30 minutes from 9pm. On a leg where the last waves finish late, that last figure matters.

What 25,843 athletes means

The May 2026 edition brought together 25,843 athletes over five days, including 3,441 in men's Open, 3,055 in mixed doubles and 2,475 in women's Open. That volume translates directly into wait times: bag drop, check-in, changing room access. Allow extra time, especially on a Saturday.

Changing rooms and services

Changing rooms and bag drop on site, no showers, as everywhere at HYROX. One bag per athlete, cabin-bag size, to drop off 45 to 60 minutes before your race. The venue also has a cash machine, a shop, free wifi in the main entrance, and a first-aid centre.

What's still missing

Wave schedule, prices, registration opening date, exact divisions, number of running laps: none of this is published as of 7 September 2026. The Adaptive division, present in 2026 with 13 athletes, isn't confirmed for this edition.

All editions of Hyrox Lyon

The story of the race, its highlights and the full list of its editions.

Get ready

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Past editions

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On site

Everything you need to plan your trip: distances are measured from the race venue.

Where to stay

5 places · sorted by distance

Hotels

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Places sourced from © OpenStreetMap contributors data, checked regularly. Hours and prices may have changed.

Where to train nearby

Looking for a gym or box to get started with Hyrox, or to improve your fitness before Hyrox Lyon?

Below you will find the 6 gyms and boxes closest to the venue in Lyon, offering equipment and training in Hyrox, CrossFit, cross-training and functional fitness. Many of them train athletes all year round, which is the best way to prepare for a race over several weeks: structured sessions, the Hyrox stations (SkiErg, sled push and pull, rowing, wall balls) and coaches who know the format. 2 of them accept visiting athletes as a drop-in, session by session, so you can warm up, rehearse the stations or simply keep your routine while you are in Lyon for the event. Compare distance, equipment and drop-in conditions before you book.

Frequently asked questions

Is Eurexpo in Lyon?

No, the venue is in Chassieu, roughly halfway between central Lyon and Saint-Exupery airport. Allow 30 minutes by public transport from Part-Dieu or from the airport. Tram T5 serves the venue directly from Grange Blanche.

Where can you stay near the race?

The venue operator advertises 2,200 hotel rooms of every category within an 8-kilometre radius of Eurexpo. This is the French leg with the best-documented nearby accommodation.

When does registration open?

No date announced. As of 7 September 2026, the official page only offers a waiting list, with no price or sales schedule.

How many people take part?

The May 2026 edition brought together 25,843 athletes over five days, making it the most attended French leg on the recent calendar. No headcount is announced for 2027.

Is parking paid?

Yes for cars, across the venue's 13,000 spaces, with no published pricing scale. Motorised two-wheeler parking, though, is free, opposite P5 below hall 7.