Sport once again proves that it is much more than competition. Once again, Sauleda joins as a sponsor of the Meeting of L'Hospitalet, one of the most important events in international adapted athletics, thus reaffirming its commitment to the values that inspire both inside and outside the company: effort, improvement, innovation and people.
The 21st edition of the Meeting of L'Hospitalet will be held on May 16 at the facilities of L'Hospitalet Nord and will bring together some of the best Paralympic athletes on the international scene. Among the names already confirmed are Fleur Jong, Paralympic champion and world record holder, Jonathan Ntutu, Adiaratou Iglesias, Léon Schaefer and Ezra Frech, among many other leading figures in international adapted athletics.
For Sauleda, supporting this type of initiative is part of a vision of a company committed to people and the environment. For more than 125 years, the company has been developing high-quality technical fabrics manufactured entirely in Europe, committed to innovation and sustainability, but also to projects that generate positive impact and build community.
The Meeting of L'Hospitalet has established itself as a benchmark competition thanks to its ability to make adapted sport visible at the highest level and bring it closer to society. A philosophy that connects with the way of understanding Sauleda's work and trajectory: constantly advancing, overcoming limits and creating solutions designed to last.
In addition to the presence of international athletes, the event will once again have an important participation of local athletes linked to L'Hospitalet Atletisme, reinforcing the close and social character of a day that each season brings together sport, inclusion and talent on the track.
From Sauleda we would like to thank the work of all the people and entities that make this sporting event possible and continue to support initiatives that inspire inside and outside the professional field.
Because behind every great project there are always people working to go further.