澳大利亚 24 岁运动员 Joanna Wietrzyk 在 9 月于北京举行的 Hyrox 耐力赛中因腹泻失禁后选择继续参赛，此举被指将其他参赛者置于风险之中 1。Wietrzyk 公开道歉，表示：“这是我继续比赛的决定，我对此负全部责任。” 1。她最初曾在 Instagram 发布“Go hard or go home”（要么全力以赴，要么回家）的言论，但在舆论发酵后删除了该帖文并自愿放弃冠军头衔 1。
针对此次事件引发的强烈网络反弹和争议，Hyrox 联合创始人 Moritz Fürste 为组织未能在第一时间做出反应表示歉意 1。赛事方随即引入新规，授权赛道总监在运动员的呕吐物、尿液或粪便构成污染风险时将其移出比赛 1。据报道，Hyrox 中国方面已向部分受到影响的竞争对手退还了报名费 1。
尽管遭遇网络暴力并感到巨大压力，Wietrzyk 称这段经历对其造成了创伤性影响，甚至曾考虑退出运动界 1。不过，她表示已调整状态，计划于周五在汉堡重返赛场 1。
Australian competitor Joanna Wietrzyk has publicly apologized for continuing to race after soiling herself during a Hyrox endurance event in Beijing in September, acknowledging that her decision put other participants at risk. The 24-year-old stated, "It was my decision to continue racing so I take full responsibility for that," admitting the choice was wrong 1. Initially posting a defiant "Go hard or go home" message on Instagram, Wietrzyk later deleted the post, issued an apology, and voluntarily relinquished her title as champion 1.
In response to the incident and subsequent public outcry, Hyrox co-founder Moritz Fürste apologized for the organization's lack of immediate reaction and introduced new safety protocols 1. Under the revised rules, track directors are now empowered to remove athletes from competition if their bodily fluids, including vomit, urine, or feces, pose a contamination risk 1. Reports indicate that Hyrox China refunded entry fees to some competitors who were affected by the situation 1.
Wietrzyk described the online backlash she faced as traumatic, citing threats and immense pressure that led her to consider leaving the sport entirely 1. Despite this experience, she plans to return to competition this Friday in Hamburg 1.
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