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.

In recent years Terenzo cracked the Ironman code to win his hometown Ironman in New Zealand. He has also won Ironman Western Australia three consecutive times, the last of which was won off the back of a protracted recovery from a bike accident that took him out of competing in the 2018 Ironman World Championship.

Terenzo Bozzone, Daniela Ryf top Challenge Dubai http://triathlon.competitor.com/2015/02/news/terenzo-bozzone-daniela-ryf-top-challenge-dubai_112849

Terenzo Bozzone returns to Kona http://triathlon.competitor.com/2014/09/video/terenzo-bozzone-returns-kona_106845

Terenzo Bozzone returns to the front of the pack http://www.ironman.com/triathlon/news/articles/2013/11/bruised-bozzone-is-back.aspx#axzz3VvA5M0sl