Hyrox CEO on competitor’s soiling incident: ‘We should have stopped the athlete’


The fitness race organizer Hyrox is facing criticism after an athlete soiled herself during an event in Beijing, but was allowed to continue competing.

Hyrox CEO Christian Toetzke joins Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi to discuss how the incident will change rules in future competition and how it’s affected brand perception.



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