One gold and two bronze medals mark Spain’s most successful Winter Olympic Games and strengthen Joma’s international positioning.
The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games are now part of the history of Spanish sport and of Joma. With three medals in ski mountaineering —one gold and two bronze— Spain has achieved its best-ever performance at a Winter Olympics, setting an unprecedented milestone for the discipline and for Spanish sport as a whole.
Joma played a key role in this historic success as the official technical sponsor, supporting Spanish athletes on the world’s biggest sporting stage and reinforcing its positioning in elite international performance.
Joma medal tally at Milano Cortina 2026
- Gold medal for Oriol Cardona in ski mountaineering. This achievement ended a 54-year wait since Spain’s last Winter Olympic gold medal in 1972.
- Bronze medal for Ana Alonso in the individual sprint, confirming the outstanding moment of Spanish ski mountaineering and its consolidation among the world elite.
- Bronze medal in the mixed relay, won by Oriol Cardona and Ana Alonso. Both athletes secured a double podium finish in a highly demanding event that showcased their exceptional performance.
A sporting milestone with global impact for Joma
Beyond the competitive success, Milano Cortina has represented a strategic boost for Joma. The international visibility of the Olympic Games, with millions of viewers and extensive global media coverage, has projected the brand in an environment of maximum prestige and performance.
The company supported athletes with technical apparel specifically adapted to winter climate demands, combining innovation, design, and performance. Each collection was developed while respecting the national identity of the different committees, demonstrating Joma’s ability to respond to diverse sporting and cultural realities.
In particular, Joma participated in the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games as the official technical supplier of four National Olympic Committees —Spain, Portugal, North Macedonia, and Moldova— consolidating its presence at one of the most influential and far-reaching sporting events worldwide.
