Triathlon's Biggest Stars Salute 'Legend' Braden Currie
Braden Currie, a multiple IRONMAN winner, has announced his retirement from the sport after 16 years at the top.
Triathlon royalty, including his peers, have been paying tributes to Currie, who has had a successful swim, bike, and run career.
- Two IRONMAN New Zealand titles
- Three IRONMAN Cairns victories
- A podium finish at the IRONMAN World Championships in St George in 2022
- Four-time Coast to Coast ‘Longest Day’ champion
In over a decade of elite racing, Currie amassed 51 wins and 72 podiums across 92 endurance events.
“It’s been an incredible journey – 16 years of racing the best athletes in the world on the biggest stages.”
Author's summary: Braden Currie retires from triathlon after 16 years.
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