Outstanding performance by Joma athletes and federations on the global stage
The World Athletics Indoor Championships 2026, held this weekend, delivered strong results for Joma athletes, reinforcing the brand’s presence in elite international athletics. Athletes sponsored by the brand played a key role across multiple events, contributing to an impressive medal tally for several national federations.
Joma stands out in the medal table by federations
Federations equipped by Joma delivered an outstanding performance at the World Athletics Indoor Championships 2026, achieving a strong presence in the international medal table:
- Spain: 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals
- Czech Republic: 1 gold medal
- Serbia: 1 silver medal
- Slovenia: 1 silver medal
- Bulgaria: 1 bronze medal
These results reinforce Joma’s position as a leading brand in athletics sportswear, with a strong presence in major international competitions such as the World Indoor Championships.
Standout performances by Joma-sponsored athletes
At an individual level, several Joma-sponsored athletes delivered notable performances across different disciplines of the indoor competition program:
4x400m Relays
The 4x400m relay was one of the standout events for Joma athletes, with podium finishes and high-level performances.
- Demar Francis (Jamaica): bronze medal, competing in the relay during the semifinals.
- Daniela Fra (Spain): bronze medal, also part of the team in the semifinal round.
- Erno Steigerwald (Hungary): 6th place in the final, after achieving a national record in the semifinals, and recording the best split time of the team.
Sprint Events
In sprint events, Joma athletes delivered strong performances and promising results looking ahead to the season.
- Claudine Njarasoa: achieved her personal best (7.30) in the 60 metres, finishing 5th in her heat.
- Caitlyin Bobb: recorded her season best (54.15) in the 400 metres, now focusing on preparation for the outdoor season after a winter with limited competition.
Hurdles
In the hurdles discipline, Joma athletes also reached advanced rounds of the competition.
- Obasuyi: qualified for the 60m hurdles semifinals, posting a strong time of 7.60 in his heat. In the semifinals, he finished sixth with a time of 7.62.
Joma strengthens its global presence in athletics
The performance of Joma’s running team at the World Athletics Indoor Championships 2026 confirms the brand’s international growth, with athletes and federations competing at the highest level on the global stage.
During the competition, Joma athletes performed at their best, equipped with technical garments developed for competition, designed to provide lightness, breathability and full freedom of movement in high-demand events such as sprints, hurdles and relays.
Joma continues to invest in innovation and the development of athletics, supporting athletes in key international competitions while transferring this same performance to its collections.
