Sponsorship
Support for sporting events and athletes

Sponsorship of Marcel Hug – multiple Paralympic Champion, World Champion and our Orthotec ambassador
Support through technical know-how
On the one hand, we support sporting events with our technical know-how by, for example, maintaining the racing service. On the other hand, it is also important to us to support individual and team athletes in wheelchair sports.
We place value on long-term partnerships. This allows us to be a reliable and trustworthy partner. These many years of cooperation in turn result in new ideas for the development of specialised customisations of sports and racing wheelchairs based completely on the individual wishes of the athlete.
Orthotec – official supplier of Swiss Paralympic
The athletes – our ambassadors
Marcel Hug
Wheelchair athletics T54In addition to winning numerous medals at Swiss, European and World Championships, four-time medallist at the 2016 Paralympics in Rio (two gold and two silver). Our ambassador in all areas.
As his successful achievements exceed the available space here, please go to his website:
Manuela Schär
Wheelchair athletics T54With a high level of professionalism and great commitment, Manuela Schär is on a journey that has already brought her great success at the top of the world leaderboard.
As her achievements exceed the available space here, please go to her website:
Catherine Debrunner
Wheelchair athletics T53Achievements:
12-time Junior World Champion
Swiss Champion:
2010: 200 m
2013: 200 m, 800 m
2015: 100 m, 200 m
Elite World Championships Lyon 2013
5th place: 100 m, 200 m, 400 m
8th place: 800 m
Elite World Championships Doha 2015
silver medal: 200 m
4th place: 100 m, 1500 m
5th place: 800 m
Paralympics Rio 2016
diploma (7th place) for 400 m
Awards
2008: Up-and-coming athlete with great potential, NY
2010: Thurgau Newcomer of the Year
Swiss record holder (last updated 2018)
100 m, 200 m, 400 m, 800 m
European record holder (last updated 2018)
800 mBeat Bösch
Wheelchair athletics T52Multiple medal winner at Swiss, European and World Championships. He has won three silver and one bronze medal at the Paralympics and has been awarded several diplomas.
World Championships Birmingham 1998
1x gold (relay), 1x bronzeParalympics Sydney 2000
2 diploma placesWorld Championships Lille 2002
1x gold, 1x silver, 1x bronzeEuropean Championships Assen 2003
1x gold, 2x silverParalympics Athens 2004
1x silver, 1x bronzeEuropean Championships Espoo 2005
1x gold, 1x silverWorld Championships Assen 2006
2x silverWorld Championships Taipeh (IWAS) 2007
3x goldParalympics Beijing 2008
2x silverWorld Championships Christchurch 2011
1x gold, 1x silverParalympics London 2012
2x 4th placeEuropean Championships Swansea 2014
1x gold, 1x silverWorld Championships Doha 2015
1x bronzeEuropean Championships Grosseto 2016
1x gold, 1x silverParalympics Rio 2016
1x 5th place, 1x 10th placeWorld Championships London 2017
1x 4th place 1x 7th placeEuropean Championships Berlin 2018
1x silver, 1x bronzeSwiss Championships
60 Swiss Champion titles in 100 m, 200 m, 400 , 800 m and 1500 mSwiss record holder (last updated 2018)
100 m, 200 m, 400 m and 800 mCornel Villiger
Hand bikeAfter more than ten years as a mid- and long distance wheelchair athlete with successful participation in World Championships and European Championships, he switched his focus completely to the hand bike. As the current Swiss Champion and World Championship participant in para-cycling, he wants to use his new enthusiasm and rekindled motivation to improve his performance.
Swiss national team
Wheelchair rugbySince 2009, we have stood on the court behind, next to and with the national rugby team as the main sponsor.
Pilatus Dragons RCZS
Wheelchair basketballRecord-breaking Swiss Champions and cup winners with European awards. Since 2003, we have stood on the court behind, next to and with the Pilatus Dragons RC Zentralschweiz team as the main sponsor.
As their achievements exceed the available space here, please go to their website:
Lucerne Sharks
Powerchair hockeyWe have supported the Lucerne Sharks, whose passion suits us well, since autumn 2018: “Powerchair hockey is our passion as it allows us to practise an interesting sport despite our disability. We particularly like that fact that it is a fast and “action-packed” sport. Powerchair hockey finally gives us the chance to go full throttle and make the tyres squeal. This sport requires a great deal of teamwork and good moves. Playing together with the other players is also great fun.”
We also support the
ALS Association
Amyotrophic Lateral SclerosisThe ALS Association of Switzerland has supported people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis since 2007.
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