Beau Wills posts 50:29 HYROX time in Paris

BOXROX on May 21 published a profile of Beau Wills that framed the New Zealander’s rise in HYROX through race results, training habits and coach-backed advice. The piece said Wills had posted a 50:29 finish in Paris and a 51:02 performance at the 2025 HYROX World Championships, presenting both as markers of his move from CrossFit into elite hybrid racing. HYROX result databases reviewed on May 22 support part of that picture but point to a mismatch in how the two times were labeled. Hyresult lists Wills at 50:29 for HYROX Paris 2025 in Elite Men, where he placed second, and 51:02 for HYROX Hamburg 2025 in Elite Men, where he placed fourth. The same database lists his 2025 HYROX World Championships Elite Men result as 56:51 and ninth place. (boxrox.com) ### Where did the 50:29 actually happen? Hyresult lists Beau Wills’ 50:29 as his HYROX Paris 2025 Elite Men time, with a second-place finish in that race. BOXROX also cited a “remarkable 50:29 finish in Paris” in its profile, matching the Paris result. That makes the Paris number the cleanest verified benchmark in the article. (hyresult.com) It is also the fastest singles result shown for Wills in the race history surfaced by Hyresult. ### What about the 51:02 that BOXROX tied to worlds? BOXROX wrote that Wills had produced “a 51:02 performance at the 2025 HYROX World Championships.” Hyresult, however, records Wills at 51:02 in HYROX Hamburg 2025 Elite Men, not at the world championships. (boxrox.com) Hyresult lists his 2025 world championships results separately: 56:51 in Elite Men for ninth place and 56:51 again in Pro Doubles Elite Men with Eugenio Bianchi for ninth. (hyresult.com) A separate Rox-Coach page also references a 56:51 result for Wills at the 2025 World Championships, though it describes that finish differently by category. ### How does Wills’ profile look beyond those two headline times? (boxrox.com) BOXROX said Wills has also recorded solo wins in Frankfurt and St. Gallen, alongside multiple top-10 finishes in deeper HYROX fields. Hyresult’s race log shows a first-place finish in HYROX Las Vegas 2025 Elite Men, a first-place finish in HYROX Frankfurt 2024 Pro Men 30-34, and a series of podiums across Cologne, Stockholm and other events. (hyresult.com) The same BOXROX profile said Wills’ doubles partnerships with Eugenio Bianchi, Jon Wynn and Gil Nicola had produced some of the sport’s fastest results. Hyresult lists several doubles entries for Wills with Bianchi and Nicola, including 55:02 in Paris 2025 Pro Doubles Men with Bianchi and 56:30 at the 2024 World Championships with Nicola. (boxrox.com) ### Why does the distinction matter in HYROX terms? HYROX separates regular-season races, majors and world championship events, so attaching a time to the wrong competition changes how readers assess it. A 50:29 in Paris identifies Wills as one of the fastest men on the circuit in a regular Elite Men field, while a 56:51 at the 2025 World Championships places him inside the championship field but outside the podium. (boxrox.com) BOXROX’s article remains useful as a snapshot of Wills’ training approach, but the race databases indicate the headline numbers should be read as Paris 50:29 and Hamburg 51:02, not Paris 50:29 and worlds 51:02. That is an inference based on the result listings now available online. ### Where can readers track what comes next? (hyresult.com) RoxRadar lists the next HYROX Elite 15 world championship event for Season 8 in Stockholm on June 18-19, 2026. Hyresult and other result-tracking pages continue to update Wills’ race history, including his 2026 appearances such as St. Gallen and Melbourne. (roxradar.com) (boxrox.com)