PUMA Annual Report 2024

Nobody jumps higher than Mondo! Armand “Mondo” Duplantis has set eleven world records over the course of five years. In 2024, he jumped 6.25 metres at the Olympic Games in Paris before raising the bar already twice more to a record-breaking 6.27 metres.

Karsten Warholm is the fastest runner in history in the 400 metres hurdles with a world record of 45.94 seconds. In 2024, he added the silver medal in Paris to his already impressive trophy cabinet.

Julien Alfred won gold in the 100 metres race at the Olympic Games in Paris. This makes her the first Olympic champion from the island nation of Saint Lucia. She ran a personal best of 10.72 seconds in the final, the fourth-fastest time ever recorded at the Olympic Games.

The world record of 2.09 metres stood for 37 years before Yaroslava Mahuchikh came along. At the Diamond League in Paris in July, she wrote sports history with a jump of 2.10 metres.

Only a few women have ever managed to win all four major basketball titles. One of them is Breanna Stewart. She won the NCAA and WNBA championships, the world title and Olympic gold for the third time in Paris.

Charles Leclerc is considered one of the most talented drivers and a great hope for Ferrari. In 2024, he not only won his home race, the Monaco Grand Prix, but also thrilled the many tifosi with a victory at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza.

The Danish men’s handball team won gold in Paris. With 39 goals, the Danes scored the best result in an Olympic handball final ever. They were also recognized as the “Best Men's Team” at the ANOC Awards 2024.