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HYROX ticket data

Do HYROX tickets
come back?

Yes, regularly. Athletes withdraw, transfers fall through, and organisers open extra waves, and each of those puts a sold-out entry back on the official event website. In the last 30 days, 63% of the HYROX race divisions that sold out were available again. Here is how often, how fast, and for how long.

98 HYROX races watched · 118 ticket returns in the last 24 hours · updated 19 October 2026

The last 30 days

Everything below covers the last 30 days, and the period moves forward with today, so these are current numbers rather than a total that has been piling up.

Return rate

63%

541 of the 854 race divisions that sold out came back at least once.

Recorded returns

3,931

Across 58 races. Each sold-out to available change counts once, so repeated returns of the same division are separate chances to get in.

Wait for a return

2 hoursmedian

Across 3,931 returns recorded in this period. Measured from detecting sold out to detecting available again; half were quicker and half slower.

How long it stays

60 minutesmedian

Across 3,763 returned listings that later sold out again. Half stayed available for less time and half for longer.

Which HYROX divisions come back most

Where entries came back in the last 30 days. Open singles lead because they are the biggest field and the first to sell out, not because they are the easiest to get back into.

  1. Women's Open888
  2. Men's Open734
  3. Mixed Doubles652
  4. Women's Doubles464
  5. Men's Doubles385
  6. Men's Adaptive201
  7. Men's Pro185
  8. Women's Pro106
  9. Women's Pro Doubles66
  10. Men's Pro Doubles58
  11. Women's Adaptive58
  12. Mixed Relay56
  13. Women's Relay45
  14. Men's Relay33

When HYROX tickets come back

How far out from race day entries came back in the last 30 days. Four weeks per row, so the bars compare directly.

  1. Race month (0 to 3 weeks)689
  2. 4 to 7 weeks out1,654
  3. 8 to 11 weeks out950
  4. 12 to 15 weeks out164
  5. 16 to 19 weeks out283
  6. 20+ weeks out183

This is how many came back, not how likely one is. More races sit two to four months out at any moment than sit in race week, so a longer bar is partly a bigger field of races rather than a better week to be watching.

How these numbers are measured

What counts as a return
A race entry that was sold out on the official event website and then went back on sale. Nothing here is estimated or predicted: every figure is a count of things that happened.
Which tickets are counted
The fourteen race divisions an athlete actually enters: Open, Pro and Adaptive singles and doubles, and the relays, for men, women and mixed. Charity places, company allocations, spectator passes and the Youngstars programme are left out. A spectator pass coming back is not what anyone means by “do tickets come back”.
Why these are medians
A median is the middle measured interval: half were faster and half were slower. It describes completed returns we recorded, not how long the next ticket will take or whether it will return.
What period this covers
Every figure here, the two breakdowns included, covers the last 30 days and nothing longer.
What this cannot tell you
Whether the entry you want will come back, or when. Returns depend on individual athletes withdrawing, so there is no schedule behind them and no race is guaranteed one. A race with nothing in the last 30 days can still have an entry back tomorrow, and a busy one can go quiet.
Source and reuse
TicketsNotify is an independent alert service and is not affiliated with HYROX. These figures are our own, published under CC BY 4.0: quote them freely with a link to this page. The latest recorded entries behind them are listed one by one.

HYROX ticket returns: common questions

Do HYROX tickets come back after they sell out?

Yes. In the last 30 days, 541 of the 854 HYROX race divisions that sold out came back at least once, which is 63% of them, across 3,931 separate occasions. A HYROX entry returns when an athlete withdraws, when a transfer between athletes falls through, or when the organiser opens an extra wave, and each of those puts the entry back on the official event website at the normal price for whoever reaches it first.

How long do you have to wait for a HYROX ticket to come back?

For the 3,931 returns recorded in the last 30 days, the median time from detecting sold out to detecting available again was 2 hours. Half were quicker and half slower. This describes completed returns, not how long the next ticket will take.

How fast do returned HYROX tickets sell out again?

Fast. Across 3,763 returned listings that later sold out again, the median observed time available was 60 minutes. Half sold out more quickly and half more slowly.

When before race day do HYROX tickets come back?

Entries come back across the whole sales period rather than in one burst, from the week tickets go on sale to the week of the race itself. The chart above breaks it down by how far out each one was. The month before race day has its own cluster, when withdrawal and transfer deadlines hit and athletes give up their places.

Which HYROX divisions come back most often?

Women's Open had the most entries come back in the last 30 days, followed by Men's Open. That mostly reflects field size: the biggest divisions sell out first and have the most places to give back. What matters for your own race is the division you actually want, which is what an alert watches.

Is there an official HYROX waitlist?

HYROX notification lists vary by regional organiser. Some let you select divisions, some are race-wide, and some races offer no list. It is worth joining the official list wherever one is available. The HYROX waitlist, explained in full covers what the official lists do and do not do.

Watching for one yourself is the slow way

Half of the returned listings that sold out again did so within 60 minutes. Pick the race and the exact division you want, and we tell you the moment it is back on the official event website.

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