Olympia is strengthening its growing portfolio of high-energy, community-driven events with the launch of The Hybrid Games, the UK’s new functional fitness competition, coming to the capital this November.
Set to take over Olympia’s Grand Hall for its biggest event to date, The Hybrid Games promises an adrenaline-fuelled day of racing, teamwork and total-body strength.
The Games deliver the ultimate challenge for competitors of all levels with 10 x 600m runs, 10 intense workout stations, and a final 200m sprint to the finish line.
Athletes will face a fast-paced course designed to test stamina, strength, and resilience – whether racing solo or as part of a doubles team – all within a welcoming and high-energy community atmosphere. Categories include Male and Female Solo, as well as Male, Female, and Mixed Doubles divisions.
The Hybrid Games is already creating national momentum, with Olympia’s event forming part of a wider expansion across the Legends/ASM Global Europe portfolio, including a sister event at Newcastle’s Utilita Arena. This multi-venue approach reflects Legends/ASM Global Europe’s strategic ambition to support multi-venue events across its portfolio of National venues.
Olympia’s landmark £1.3bn regeneration is transforming the historic event venues, managed by Olympia Events, into a global dynamic destination where events of every kind can thrive.
With additions like The Hybrid Games, Olympia is expanding its horizons to welcome bold, diverse, and inspiring experiences that connect people and energise the city.
Nick Graham, director of exhibitions at Olympia Events, said: “The Hybrid Games brings an exciting new fitness experience to Olympia, and we’re thrilled to be hosting its London debut.”
He added: “High-energy, inclusive, and community-focused events like this continue to resonate strongly with our audiences, and we’re proud to support emerging organisers as they grow and evolve their events. As part of the wider Legends and ASM Global portfolio, we’re excited to work with The Hybrid Games to help them scale their event across multiple cities and connect with new audiences across the UK.”
The Hybrid Games takes place on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 November 2025 at Olympia, London and on Saturday 16 August and Sunday 17 August at Utilita Arena, Newcastle.