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Germany / Karlsruhe 2026 / Doubles Open · Mixed / Season 9 (2026/27)

Danny Schultz & Miriam Knödler — Karlsruhe 2026

Mixed 50-54 n = 586
Finish · net time
1:15:27
−7:55 v median 1:23:22
Course +1:42 v season average ±0:24 · 520 teams
Mixed
155/586
50-54
1/12
Field beaten
74%

The race, in three figures

Field beaten
73%
Runs
64%
Stations
Biggest gain
80m Burpee Broad Jump
−0:31
v median
159/586
Rank
Biggest loss
Wall Balls
−0:02
v median
281/586
Rank

The race, in words

In the Doubles Open division at Karlsruhe 2026, Danny Schultz & Miriam Knödler crossed the line in 1:15:27: 155th of 586 mixed teams, faster than 74% of the field.

The burpee broad jumps were the standout, 0:31 quicker than the median and 159th of 586.

This was a slow day in Karlsruhe. Measured against their other races this season, the people who raced here lost about 1:42.

Eight blocks

Bar = field beaten · tick = median

  1. Block 01 7:48
    Running 1 3:39
    v median −0:27
    v median −0:04
  2. Block 02 7:30
    Running 2 5:20
    v median −0:31
    v median −0:03
  3. Block 03 9:28
    Running 3 5:46
    v median −0:25
    v median −0:13
  4. Block 04 9:04
    Running 4 5:49
    v median −0:30
    v median −0:31
  5. Block 05 10:47
    Running 5 6:08
    v median −0:26
    1000m Row 4:39
    v median −0:07
  6. Block 06 7:29
    Running 6 5:47
    v median −0:47
    v median −0:05
  7. Block 07 9:47
    Running 7 5:46
    v median −0:54
    v median −0:05
  8. Block 08 4:32
    Wall Balls 4:32
    v median −0:02

Roxzone, per block

Approach · Exit 4:36

B1 · 1000m SkiErg
0:44
0:10 0:34
B2 · 50m Sled Push
0:40
0:04 0:36
B3 · 50m Sled Pull
0:40
0:06 0:34
B4 · 80m Burpee Broad Jump
0:23
0:19 0:04
B5 · 1000m Row
0:40
0:23 0:17
B6 · 200m Farmers Carry
0:49
0:35 0:14
B7 · 100m Sandbag Lunges
0:33
0:33 0:00
B8 · Wall Balls
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No mats

Elsewhere

The board

Doubles Open · Mixed at Karlsruhe 2026

See this race on page 6
Source Official
Event
Karlsruhe 2026
Division
HYROX DOUBLES
Contest
HD_LR3MS4JI18B4
Measured against
Mixed · n = 586