Hayden Wilde is an Olympic medalist and world-ranked triathlete known for his strong performances in competitive triathlon events.
Hayden Wilde joined ASICS, a brand he highlighted for their shoe production for training and race day. He expressed excitement about the partnership beyond the product itself.
Hayden Wilde is featured as a member of the SunGod pro team. SunGod describes Wilde as the world No. 2 ranked triathlete who performs well under pressure.
SportsShoes.com partnered with Nike on a two-year global athlete sponsorship deal specifically for Hayden Wilde.
Supertri highlights Hayden Wilde as an example of how their platform can help kickstart an athlete's career and give them a notable nickname.
Canyon Bicycles signed Hayden Wilde to their triathlon roster, demonstrating their support for top athletes in the sport.
Hayden Wilde announced his departure from the Specialized triathlon team after more than 8 years of riding their bikes.
In April 2022, Hayden Wilde gained sponsorship from Red Bull, with Wilde expressing intentions to take his performance to the 'next level' with the partnership.
Hayden Wilde, born in Taupō, New Zealand in 1997, transitioned from a mountain biking background to become a prominent triathlete. His early career included significant achievements as a two-time XTERRA U19 and World Triathlon U23 Cross Triathlon World Champion. In 2016, at the age of 19, he became the youngest winner of the two-day Coast to Coast event, covering 243km of running, cycling, and kayaking in 12 hours and 18 minutes. Inspired by the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, Wilde shifted his focus to full triathlon, aiming for Olympic competition. His consistent work ethic led to a breakthrough in 2019, where he secured an 11th-place finish in the ITU World Triathlon Series rankings.
Wilde’s dedication to triathlon led to his Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020, where he earned a bronze medal, marking New Zealand’s first Olympic triathlon medal in 13 years. His performance, characterized by a strong run in the final leg, solidified his reputation as ‘the falcon’ within the triathlon community. He continued this momentum into 2022, securing wins at WTCS Leeds and WTCS Hamburg, and achieving a career-best overall World Triathlon Championship Series bronze. In the same year, he won the Super League Triathlon Championship Series, with victories in three out of five series races. Despite a controversial 10-second penalty at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, which resulted in a silver medal, Wilde’s sportsmanship was widely acclaimed.
His career saw further progression in 2023, where he reached the top of the world rankings. He achieved victories in a World Cup event in New Plymouth, a World Series race in Yokohama, and the World Sprint Championship in Hamburg. Wilde also secured a silver medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics, demonstrating his sustained performance at the highest level of the sport. Throughout his career, Wilde has been coached by Craig Kirkwood since 2016 and trains in Tauranga, New Zealand. His sustained presence on the podium in various international competitions showcases his consistent position as a top-tier triathlete.
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