In the morning today, Miguel Carsi, President and CEO of Toyota Spainhas announced the renewal of the contract of the Toyota team to Carolina Marin, Eva Moral, Martin de la Puente and Niko Sheraundoubtedly, four “big” of Spanish sport that will be in the Paris Olympics 2024.
Once again, hehe subsidiary of the Japanese brand in Spain highlights its commitment to sport and its valuessuch as teamwork, effort, overcoming and perseverance, principles with which this brand feels very identified.
Start Your Impossible
Carolina Marín has just won her sixth consecutive badminton European after recovering from a knee injury that prevented her from competing in Tokyo 2020. The three-time world champion has returned stronger and with the mind set on the next Olympics.
Niko Sherameanwhile, faces a new challenge when gaining weight from 90 kg (a category in which he was twice world champion) at 100kg. While, Martín de la Puente has managed to rank 10th in the world wheelchair tennis rankingbecoming the first Spaniard to achieve it.
As a result of all his effort, Martín has just made history by being the first Spanish Paralympic athlete to play a Grand Slamin this case on the clay of Paris, from May 31 to June 4 in the tournament of Roland Garros.
Eva Moralwho achieved a historic result at the Paralympic Games in Tokio 2020 when hanging the bronze medal in the triathlon class PTWC1celebrate with great enthusiasm her new adventure of being a mother and with a clear objective, to recover soon to compete in Paris 2024.
zero emissions
As a sponsor, Toyota to supply zero-emission vehicles and other types of solutions to underline its commitment to a “Mobility for all”.
The Spanish subsidiary has working for several years for the commitment and support of sport with sponsorships to different sports specialties, federations and clubs. It also has other agreements with the Real Federación Española de Ciclismo (RFEC), the Asociación de Clubes de Baloncesto (acb) or the Special Olympics (SO)the latter dedicated to working for the inclusion of children and adults with intellectual disabilities through sports practice.
