Terenzo Bozzone is the hardest-working man in triathlon, queueing up back-to-back races and seemingly getting better the more racing he does.

Known as Triathlon’s Golden Boy, Terenzo experienced early success with world championship titles in triathlon and duathlon as a junior, as well as 22 national titles in a variety of sports. After a few seasons in ITU racing, Terenzo committed to non-drafting long-distance racing and scored his first big win at the Wildflower Half-Ironman Triathlon in 2006 where he set a course record that still stands unbroken. Since then he has garnered 24 half-ironman titles, including the 2008 Ironman 70.3 World Championship.

After battling a recurring Achilles injury that eventually needed surgery, Terenzo has returned to form, racking up Ironman 70.3 and Ironman titles and podiums.