Inverse Triathletes 2024: unstoppable on the Spanish and International Triathlon Landscape
In what promises to be an exciting year in 2024, Inverse continues to lead the custom triathlon apparel market, outfitting some of the most accomplished triathletes in Spain and and internationally.
Eleven unstoppable elite triathletes from Spain, France, Portugal, Switzerland and Germany join Inverse’s distinguished group of sports ambassadors for 2024, playing a crucial role in the development of the company’s latest line of custom triathlon apparel.
The strong team of triathletes includes Sara Perez, Melanie Maurer, Svenja Thoes, Vanessa Pereira, Dylan Magnien, Pierre Le Corre, Antonio Benito, Jordi Montraveta, Genis Grau, Jordi Garcia and Cédric Ludet, who embody the dedication and excellence that make Inverse stand out on the triathlon scene for 2024.
The design and manufacture of custom triathlon apparel is central to Inverse’s strategy. Supporting and promoting some of the best international triathletes is essential for the brand, and highlights its commitment to quality and innovation.
The design and manufacture of trisuits is a constant challenge for the veteran Barcelona-based brand. The complexity involved in creating custom patterns and garments requires exceptional expertise, and Inverse’s more than 50 years of experience in the Spanish market reinforce its position as a leader in the European custom triathlon apparel industry.
Inverse triathletes for 2024
Inverse has carefully selected its team of triathletes for 2024, and each one has an impressive track record in the triathlon world:
- Sara Pérez (Ironman 70.3): Challenge Family World Champion 2022 (Samorin), 1st Place Half Challenge Mogan 2022, 1st Place Zarauzko Triatloia 2023.
- Melanie Maurer (Middle and Long Distance Duathlon): 2x World Champion ITU Duathlon Long Distance + Middle Distance.
- Svenja Thoes (Ironman 70.3): 2nd Place Cozumel Ironman 2023, 2nd Place Vitoria Ironman 2023, 1st Place Italy Ironman 2022 and 1st Place Nice Ironman 2022.
- Vanessa Pereira (Ironman 70.3): 6th Place Nice Ironman 2022 and 13th Place Portugal Ironman 2023.
- Dylan Magnien (Ironman 70.3): 2nd Place Portugal Ironman 2023 and 1st Place Ironman 70.3 Pays d’Aix 2023.
- Pierre Le Corre (Ironman 70.3): Mixed Relay World Champion 2022 and 1st Place Sable d’Olonne Ironman 70.3.
- Antonio Benito (Ironman 70.3): European MD Champion, Bilbao and 2nd Place Wales Ironman 70.3.
- Jordi Montraveta (Ironman 70.3): 2nd Place Andorra Ironman.
- Genis Grau (Sprint/Olympic): 3rd Place World Cup, Lisbon 2021 and 2nd Place European Cup, Lieven 2022.
- Jordi García (Sprint/Olympic): 5th Place World Cup, Viña del Mar and 3rd Place, Spanish Sprint and Olympic Triathlon Championship.
- Cédric Ludet (Ironman 70.3): 7th Place Challenge Frejus 2023 and 9th Place Warsaw Ironman 70.3.
These athletes not only represent the triathlon elite, but also play a key role in the continuous improvement and testing of Inverse’s triathlon apparel for both men and women.
Innovation in New Ranges of Custom Triathlon Wear
In 2022, Inverse introduced its new ranges of custom triathlon wear (TERRAM, AQUA and AERIS), creating a benchmark in the quest for improved aerodynamics. During that year and in 2023, numerous triathlon clubs and teams discovered the exceptional quality of these new ranges, backed by cutting-edge technology.
Each range of Inverse’s custom triathlon apparel is a response to the specific needs of each triathlon format, guaranteeing the best technology for any type of competition. Versatility and 100 percent customization are hallmarks that reinforce Inverse’s position as the undisputed leader in the custom triathlon apparel industry for 2024.
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