GO4GOLD
Dokumentarfilm GO4GOLD
GO4GOLD documentary
Limits are meant to be broken. This film shows a team, a racing wheelchair, and racing driver Marcel Hug united in a clear mission: to get gold! Paralympic precious metal and even more significant treasures. A true and gripping story. Enjoy!
Together with Formula 1 company Sauber and other partners, Orthotec, a subsidiary of the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation, has manufactured the world’s fastest racing wheelchair. Known as OT FOXX, the Swiss innovation has fired the imagination of a whole sport since its market launch in 2021. Exceptional talent Marcel Hug was part of the development team. In the best form of his life, he continues to break records in track races and road marathons. An increasing number of athletes are achieving success with the Swiss material. Now, the short GO4GOLD film tells of the adventurous journey from the idea to Marcel Hug's quadruple Paralympic gold in Tokyo.
GO4GOLD, documentary (2023), 28 min, with Marcel Hug
Produced by: Woop Productions and Fidelio
Films In cooperation with: Orthotec, Swiss Paraplegic Foundation, Swiss Paraplegic Research, Sauber Group, Swiss Side, ETH Zurich
© Orthotec AG, Swiss Paraplegic Foundation
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