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The podium, explained

Toronto's leaderboard of verified Hyrox times, overall and per station, by division, tier and gym, and why its number is smaller than the field's.

Edited by Laura Rossi

Hyrox athlete, Toronto · Aug 25, 2026

Every gym has someone who's quietly quick, and nobody knows exactly how quick. The podium ends the mystery: Toronto's verified Hyrox times, ranked.

Verified is the whole point. A board anyone can type any number into is a chat, not a leaderboard, so the podium only ranks results checked against the official race record. If a time is on the board, it happened.

How it works

→ One board for the city, filterable by division, tier and gender, with every row labeled so you always know what you're comparing.

→ Every station has its own board. Overall is one race; the SkiErg is another.

→ Scope any board to a gym and it becomes your crew's ladder.

→ Your own row follows you, so you always see your place, even from page three.

The honest part

The podium is smaller than the field on purpose: around 90 athletes are racing Toronto, and only the ones with a verified individual time are ranked. If you're on the field but not on the board, that's one added result away from changing.

See where you land, or claim the spot that's waiting.

Quick answers

How do I get on the AthleteField podium?
Add a race result and verify it against the official record. The podium ranks verified times only, and once yours is verified you're ranked the moment the board refreshes.
Why does the podium show fewer athletes than the field?
The field counts everyone racing; the podium counts verified individual times. Athletes who haven't added a result yet are on the field but not on the board.
Can I see rankings for just my gym?
Yes. Every board can be scoped to a gym, so you can see your crew's standings as well as the whole city's.
What can the podium rank besides overall time?
Every station. Run pace, sled push, wall balls: each has its own board, because being 20th overall and 3rd on the SkiErg is a story worth knowing.

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