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Meet Team Bridgestone Thailand Para-Athletes: Road to Paralympic Games Paris 2024

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As a Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner, Bridgestone proudly lends unwavering support to the Thai Paralympian team, known as Team Bridgestone Thailand Para-Athletes. These athletes are not just exceptional sportsmen but also dedicated employees of Thai Bridgestone Co., Ltd. Among them are Mr. Anusorn Chaichamnan, an ace in shooting, Mr. Worawut Saengampa, a master in boccia, and Mr. Chaiwat Rattana, a powerhouse in wheelchair racing. United by a shared dream, they are gearing up for the much-anticipated Paralympic Games Paris 2024, slated to take place from August 28 to September 8, 2024, in the City of Light, Paris.

Bridgestone extends an open invitation to all Thais, urging them to rally behind these exceptional athletes. Your support and encouragement could be the wind beneath their wings as they strive to overcome obstacles and clinch victory at the Games. This initiative isn’t just a fleeting gesture but a continuation of Bridgestone’s commitment since 2018, aiming to enable the athletes to reach their zenith and inspire individuals across all spectrums of ability. Through sports, they embody the spirit of “Chase Your Dream,” conquering challenges and turning aspirations into achievements.

The impending Paralympic Games Paris 2024 marks another milestone in Bridgestone’s ongoing saga of support. By investing in these athletes, Bridgestone reaffirms its dedication to not only the Thai Paralympian team but also to the ideals of empowerment and equality. Mr. Anusorn Chaichamnan, Mr. Worawut Saengampa, and Mr. Chaiwat Rattana, through rigorous training and sheer determination, are all set to shine on this global stage.

Mr. Akihito Ishii, the Managing Director of Thai Bridgestone Co., Ltd., eloquently states, “Recognizing the boundless potential of our Thai Paralympian team, we’ve supported them in balancing their career and personal lives while also nurturing their athletic abilities. Since 2018, they have been integral to our family at Thai Bridgestone Co., Ltd., serving as ‘Bridgestone Brand Ambassadors’. This year, we’re redoubling our efforts to prime them for their dream chase at the Paralympic Games Paris 2024.”

This initiative is in perfect harmony with Bridgestone’s E8 Commitment to “Empowerment”, which pledges to foster a society where everyone can enjoy accessibility and dignity, regardless of physical limitations. We also aim to bolster the sports industry, ensuring that our Thai Paralympians are not just athletes but also ambassadors bringing honor to the nation.

As the countdown to Paris 2024 continues, let’s join hands in cheering for Mr. Anusorn with his precise shooting, Mr. Worawut with his strategic prowess in boccia, and Mr. Chaiwat with his blazing speed in wheelchair racing. With your heartfelt support, this trio isn’t just competing; they’re inspiring a nation, turning what seems impossible into extraordinary realities.

So here’s to the dreamers, the achievers, and the ones who dare to defy the odds. Here’s to Team Bridgestone Thailand Para-Athletes, lighting up the path to Paris 2024 with their perseverance and unwavering resolve. Let’s send them off with all the strength and spirit our voices can muster, embracing the journey that embodies the true essence of the Paralympic spirit.

34 Comments

  1. SportsFan89 August 9, 2024

    Amazing! It’s inspiring to see these athletes balancing their careers and sports. Kudos to Bridgestone for supporting them!

    • DoubtingTom August 9, 2024

      I wonder how much of this is just PR. Big companies always have ulterior motives.

      • SportsFan89 August 9, 2024

        Perhaps, but if it helps the athletes and promotes inclusivity, isn’t it worth it?

      • Jane August 9, 2024

        I agree with Tom. Sometimes it feels like companies just ride the wave for good publicity.

  2. Lucas August 9, 2024

    These athletes are truly incredible. Training for the Paralympics while holding down jobs? That’s remarkable.

    • cynicus August 9, 2024

      It’s undeniably remarkable, but I bet balancing both can’t be easy. They must have some sort of special treatment at work.

      • Lucas August 9, 2024

        Probably, but they deserve it! Their dedication is unparalleled.

      • crystal_clear August 9, 2024

        I hope it doesn’t lead to resentment among other employees. Balance is key.

  3. KellyD August 9, 2024

    Why is it that Paralympic athletes often get less attention than their Olympic counterparts? It’s unfair.

    • John Doe August 9, 2024

      Completely agree! Paralympians often have to overcome way more, yet they get overshadowed.

    • Samantha_93 August 9, 2024

      This initiative by Bridgestone is a step in the right direction, though. It shines a light on these heroes.

    • KellyD August 9, 2024

      Agreed, Samantha. Every step counts, and this one is crucial.

  4. intellect August 9, 2024

    The intersection of sports and corporate sponsorship is a fascinating study in sociology. The impacts on both organizational culture and public perception are profound.

    • jock2020 August 9, 2024

      Dude, it’s not that deep. It’s just about giving these athletes a platform.

    • intellect August 9, 2024

      True, but the broader implications on societal norms and values are worth considering.

  5. Larry D August 9, 2024

    Why does Bridgestone only focus on these three athletes? Aren’t there more Paralympians from Thailand?

    • grower134 August 9, 2024

      Probably because these are their employees, making it easier to showcase them as brand ambassadors.

    • Alex B August 9, 2024

      Exactly, it’s about a narrative that ties back to their corporate identity.

    • Larry D August 9, 2024

      I see your point, but it wouldn’t hurt to partner with more athletes outside their workforce.

  6. Sue August 9, 2024

    I’m so excited for the Paralympics! Go Team Bridgestone Thailand!

  7. opinionated_1 August 9, 2024

    I think the Paralympics should be given the same coverage as the Olympics. The athletes work just as hard, if not harder.

    • truthHurts August 9, 2024

      Yes, but sadly, mainstream media doesn’t think so. It’s all about viewership and ratings.

    • M.K. August 9, 2024

      Maybe initiatives like Bridgestone’s can help shift the media’s focus over time.

  8. gymrat August 9, 2024

    Anusorn’s shooting skills are incredible. I hope he brings home the gold!

    • skeptical99 August 9, 2024

      Wheelchair racing is fascinating, but I’m rooting for Chaiwat in boccia. More strategy involved.

  9. intellect August 9, 2024

    Boccia is a sport that requires immense strategic thinking and precision, much like chess but in a physical realm.

    • jock2020 August 9, 2024

      Never thought of it that way. Cool perspective.

  10. naysayer21 August 9, 2024

    Let’s be real, Thailand has almost no chance of winning big at the Paralympics. The competition is too tough.

    • Optimist August 9, 2024

      Winning isn’t everything! It’s about representing your country and showing resilience.

    • Maya P August 9, 2024

      Exactly. Their journey is already a victory!

  11. Josh August 9, 2024

    Bridgestone’s support is commendable. We need more companies stepping up like this.

    • DoubtingTom August 9, 2024

      It’s easy for big companies to throw money around when they have so much. Do they really care?

    • SportsFan89 August 9, 2024

      Tom, even if it’s for their image, the end result is positive support for the athletes.

  12. ChaiwatFan August 9, 2024

    Chaiwat Rattana is a beast in wheelchair racing! Can’t wait to see him in action.

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