Monica Ferrer third in HYROX Barcelona PRO, one second off silver

Monica Ferrer Pastor was third in the PRO women’s category at HYROX Barcelona in 1:01:27, just one second behind runner-up Natália Jelenčíková of Slovakia (1:01:26). The race was won by France’s Elodie Ravera in 56:47, among the 235 women who reached the finish. The event runs from 11 to 15 November 2026 and the results are provisional, as some categories are still to race.

In the PRO men’s race, Britain’s Jake Dearden won in 53:35, 20 seconds ahead of France’s Xavier Dufour (53:55). Pablo Sánchez Santos was fourth in 54:16, the first Spaniard, four seconds off the podium. The data comes from HYRESULT, which reproduces the official HYROX results.

Ferrer third, one second off silver

The women’s podium in the elite race was made up of Ravera, Jelenčíková and Ferrer. The gap between the last two was just one second.

Behind Ferrer came Austria’s Alice Schürer in fourth, Norway’s Sanne Skrettingland in fifth and Britain’s Megan Cox in sixth. Laura Germani was seventh and Portugal’s Leonor Camilo eighth. Two Spaniards, Jennifer Marín Palacios and Melania Timón Sierra, completed the top 10.

PRO women’s standings, 4th to 19th place

• 4th Alice Schürer: 1:02:22
• 5th Sanne Skrettingland: 1:02:27
• 6th Megan Cox: 1:02:34
• 7th Laura Germani: 1:04:10
• 8th Leonor Camilo: 1:04:11
• 9th Jennifer Marín Palacios: 1:04:21
• 10th Melania Timón Sierra: 1:04:27
• 13th Noelia González Timón: 1:04:58
• 16th María García Ponce: 1:05:01
• 17th Natàlia Figueras Pagès: 1:05:12
• 18th Nerea Costa Alberdi: 1:05:15
• 19th Chelena Vargas Díaz: 1:05:26

Dearden wins the PRO men’s race

Dearden finished first among the 565 men who reached the finish in PRO. Dufour was second and the Czech Republic’s Tomas Tvrdik third in 54:12. Sánchez Santos, in 54:16, was four seconds behind Tvrdik and the podium.

Denmark’s Sebastian Ifversen was fifth (54:43) and Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva sixth (54:53). Britain’s Marc Dean, France’s Steve Pinau, France’s Gaetan Gianni and Alejandro Pareja Villar completed the top 10.

PRO men’s standings

• 5th Sebastian Ifversen: 54:43
• 6th Pedro Antonio Toral Leiva: 54:53
• 7th Marc Dean: 55:08
• 8th Steve Pinau: 55:53
• 9th Gaetan Gianni: 56:03
• 10th Alejandro Pareja Villar: 56:57
• 13th Samuel Pimentel: 58:07
• 14th Alberto Pareja: 58:23
• 15th Bernat Anglada: 58:24
• 17th Alvaro Denis Vivar Becerra: 58:39
• 21st Jose Salama: 59:17
• 24th Erlaitz Cano Benito: 59:35
• 32nd Yeray Toquero: 1:00:39

Open: Rademaker and Zold win

In the Open men’s race, with 1,603 men at the finish, the Netherlands’ Lars Rademaker won in 58:10. His compatriot Rik Beugel was second (58:20) and Switzerland’s Joël Wolfensberger third (58:31). Rubén González Pereda, fourth in 59:17, was the best Spaniard. Further back were Raúl Sanjuán Juan, eighth (1:00:04), Manuel Marín Bueno, ninth (1:00:08), and Gabriel Oliver Ramon, 12th (1:00:20).

In the Open women’s race there were 844 finishers and the winner was Hungary’s Zsofia Luca Zold in 1:02:40. Ainegue Del Olmo Jimenez was second (1:04:09) and Karina Díaz Martín third (1:04:46). Claudia Grau Garcia De Araoz was fourth (1:04:55) and Emma Llopis Vázquez fifth (1:06:12).

Ferrer’s recent record and the doubles race

Ferrer’s HYRESULT profile lists her Barcelona race as PRO WOMEN, age group 35-39. Her record totals 22 races and 14 podiums, 19 events, 5 partners and 4 seasons, ranked 52nd in the individual ranking and 56th in doubles.

Earlier this year she ran 1:00:47 in PRO WOMEN at HYROX Hamburg and 58:29 in PRO DOUBLES WOMEN at HYROX Valencia with María García Ponce. At the HYROX World Championships 2026 she clocked 1:03:45 in PRO WOMEN, finishing 36th overall. At the HYROX EMEA Championships 2026 she ran 1:00:36 in WOMEN (35-39), 12th overall, and 57:10 in Doubles Mixed with Alex Jiménez Miguel, 27th. At HYROX Barcelona 2025 she raced Doubles Mixed (30-34) with Aleix Felip Argimon in 1:00:09, 24th overall.

Other races on Ferrer’s profile

• HYROX World Championships 2026: PRO DOUBLES WOMEN (30-34) with Manuela García Caparrós, 58:21; and DOUBLES MIXED (35-39) with Alex Jiménez Miguel, 58:12, 187th overall
• HYROX Rimini 2026: PRO WOMEN (35-39), 1:05:44
• HYROX Lisbon 2026: PRO DOUBLES WOMEN (30-34) with Manuela García Caparrós, 57:12
• HYROX Glasgow 2026: PRO WOMEN (35-39), 1:03:57
• HYROX Verona 2025: PRO WOMEN (35-39), 1:04:03
• HYROX Madrid 2025: WOMEN (35-39), 1:02:38
• HYROX Bordeaux 2025: PRO WOMEN (35-39), 1:04:44
• HYROX Valencia 2025: PRO WOMEN (35-39), 1:08:39, and WOMEN (35-39), 1:05:27
• HYROX World Championships 2025: PRO WOMEN (35-39), 1:18:37, 447th overall
• HYROX Bilbao 2025: PRO DOUBLES WOMEN (30-34) with Joana Mercadal Mascaro, 1:16:26, 25th overall
• HYROX Madrid 2024: WOMEN (35-39), 1:13:59, 19th overall
• HYROX Barcelona 2023: DOUBLES MIXED (30-39) with Aleix Felip Argimon, 1:01:25

In Barcelona she was also scheduled to race the PRO DOUBLES WOMEN (30-34) with María García Ponce on Saturday 14 November at 18:00.