Over 14,000 participants expected at AIA HYROX Singapore 2026 weekend as the first-ever Friday Night Relays electrify the opening day.

Singapore bounces back from Japan defeat to secure milestone Asia Cup quarter-final spot.

In what is set to be the biggest edition of T100 in Singapore with over 7,000 participants alongside the pros, Meliani Lee represents a growing wave of athletes discovering that multi-sport racing isn’t just for elite triathletes — it’s an exciting pathway for everyday runners looking to push their limits.

A first international goal from Harhys Stewart proved decisive as the Lions completed qualification unbeaten, finishing top of Group C with 14 points from four wins and two draws.

With just one day before tip-off, Alex Tan, Head of Sports Business Development & Major Events at The Kallang Group, whose team works with global sporting bodies like FIBA, World Rugby and the Women's Tennis Association to bring major international events to Singapore, says the venue build is nearly complete.

More than 3,500 participants took part across the series, with 1,400 athletes lining up for the final race, making it one of the most vibrant editions of the popular multisport event.

AIA's HYROX Dream Team was formed across departments within AIA Singapore, as the team looks to challenge for a podium spot when they take on the Corporate Relay Challenge next weekend.

Despite already securing qualification for the continental showpiece, next Tuesday's clash remains significant for rising star Farhan Zulkifli. I’s a chance to build momentum, repay the fans, and sharpen Singapore’s identity ahead of the AFC Asian Cup 2027.