At the heart of the Tokyo 2025 World Championships, which delivered thrilling performances and memorable performances, MONDO and South American Athletics signed a collaboration agreement marking the beginning of a strategic alliance for the growth of athletics in South America.
The track at the Tokyo National Stadium, supplied by MONDO, was the scene of extraordinary results: from Armand Duplantis' world record in the pole vault (6.30m), to sprinter Melissa Jefferson-Wooden's triumphs in the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m, to the feats of Beatrice Chebet and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, protagonists of competitions destined to go down in history.
In an edition that saw one world record, five continental records, eight championship records, and 52 national records, MONDO surfaces confirmed their ability to deliver optimal performance in all conditions, withstanding both the humid heat of the opening days and the heavy downpour at the end. This new partnership is based on the same vision that guides MONDO: helping athletes push beyond their own limits, not only technically but also personally. Pushing beyond limits means creating the conditions for talent to find its fullest expression, so that every competition becomes an opportunity for growth and every track the starting point toward new achievements. With South American Athletics, we want to make this approach a reality, supporting the continent's athletics movement toward a future of shared opportunities and achievements.