Joma Spain Pro Elite Team 2017 Storm Tracksuit used by SPAIN international team (RFEA) athletes during 2017 season.
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Joma Spain Pro Elite Team 2017 Storm Tracksuit used by SPAIN international team (RFEA) athletes during 2017 season. 100% Authentic Color: Red/Yellow/White 100% Polyester Spanish Artistry 50 years technical excellence Made in China New with original tags
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Spain took 56 athletes to the World Championships in London, entered 28 events, and won nothing. It was not for lack of finals. Adel Mechaal was fourth in the 1500 m in 3:34.71, one place from the podium; Orlando Ortega, the Olympic silver medallist of the year before, was seventh in the 110 m hurdles final in 13.37; Álvaro Martín walked to eighth in the 20 km in 1:19:41, a season's best, with Diego García thirteenth. Ilias Fifa and Sergio Fernández, medallists in Amsterdam a year earlier, went out in the heats.
And in the high jump final on 12 August, Ruth Beitia cleared 1.88 m for twelfth place. Nobody knew it in the stadium, but it was the last competition of her career.
The year had opened well. At the European Indoor Championships in Belgrade, 3–5 March, Spain won four medals.
Joma has dressed the Spanish federation since 2009 — the same partnership that carried the team through Zürich, Amsterdam and Rio.
A team tracksuit is the matching jacket-and-pants unit of an issued athletics kit — worn travelling, warming up, on the bench and on the podium, and the piece least likely to have been raced in. It is the formal uniform of a team's public minutes.
The form is the oldest in sportswear: Le Coq Sportif's 1939 Sunday Suit, industrialised by adidas from 1966 and named after athletes from Beckenbauer to Munich champion Heide Rosendahl. On a championship team it is still equipment.
The tracksuit is the garment the public associates with a national team: the matching jacket and pants worn travelling, warming up, on the bench and on the podium. Within an issued kit it is the one entry that is two garments sold as a unit — and the least likely piece of any set to have been raced in.
The dates on the thread are worth spelling out, because the tracksuit's history runs through athletics twice.
