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SCUDERIA TELMEX

The Scuderia Telmex-Telcel is one of the most successful programs globally for the development of Mexican and Latin American drivers in the most prestigious categories in the world. Since 2002 it has been present in the highest class championships of auto racing internationally.

In 14 years, Scuderia Telmex-Telcel has obtained the following achievements:

1,327

Podiums

532

Races won

77

Championships

37

Second places

SCHOLARSHIP FOR MEDALISTS AND ATHLETES

Financial support is given to amateur and high performance athletes, so that they can dedicate themselves fully to their disciplines, and to boost their motivation in their professional performance.

Results

The program has supported four athletes in the following disciplines: diving, archery, triathlon, karate, and Paralympic-skiing. In addition, it has awarded the Mexican Olympic medalists in Rio 2016, who won in box, diving, modern pentathlon and taekwondo.

THE TELMEX-TELCEL BOX RING

The program provides financial support to boxers at the beginning of their careers, so that they may fully devote themselves to boxing under better conditions and without the need to hold secondary jobs. Former champions currently in retirement are also supported so that they may live a dignified life.

Resuls

110

grants assigned to active boxers and pensions for retired boxers

16

world championships

FROM THE STREET TO THE PLAYING FIELD WITH TELMEX

This is a social integration program that provides development opportunities to young people living in homeless conditions by offering them real opportunity to transcend through sport activities. The teams integrated by this young community participate in a national soccer league; and a national team is then chosen to represent Mexico in the Homeless World Cup, an international annual soccer tournament where more than 70 countries participate. This sports-based youth development program seeks the reintegration of young people into a society free from addictions, gang-related activities, and extreme poverty.

Results

235,749

Players integrated in 32,965 teams have participated from 2009-2014.

The Mexican women’s team has been world champion in this tournament in Mexico-2012, in Poland-2013 and in Amsterdam-2015. Also they won the second place in 3 occasions, in Brazil-2010, France-2011 and Chile-2014.

The Mexican men’s team was world champion in Amsterdam-2015; and won the second place 3 times, in Francia-2011, Mexico-2012 and Polonia-2013.

TELMEX CUP

Telmex Cup is the world's largest amateur football tournament, which seeks to promote physical activation to deter young people from addiction, promote family integration and improve their quality of life.

Results

4'265,137

Players integrated in 250,074 teams.

In 2015, Copa Telmex won the Guinness Record for the 9th consecutive year for the participation of 278,010 players in 16,441 teams.

NBA TELMEX-TELCEL League

The most important basketball tournament in Mexico convening adolescents between the ages of 11 and 17, in boys and girls categories, offering them the opportunity for better development, keeping them away from addictions, and encouraging family cohesion.

Resultados

452,617

players organizedon 41,147 teams.

TELMEX-TELCEL TAEKWONDO CUP

The Cup provides young people with the opportunity to excel in taekwondo in the green belt and blue belt categories -- for men and women -- in free intermediate national tournaments in Mexico.

Results

6,236

taekwondo athetes have participated

TELMEX-TELCEL ADRIÁN GONZÁLEZ BASEBALL LEAGUE

This baseball league for adolescents of 14 and 15 years of age began on the national level in 2014. The champions have been the teams from Mexico City in 2014, Sonora in 2015 and Coahuila in 2016.

Resultados

48,921

players organized on 3,141 teams.

BEACH VOLLEYBALL AND SOCCER TOURNAMENTS

Tournaments in these sports are organized for children and young people, with the goal of involving them in physical activity, and keeping them away from situations of insecurity and violence. The tournaments take place in Acapulco, Guerrero.

Resultados

6,197

participants in beach volleyball.

6,423

participants in beach soccer.

TELMEX-TELCEL PROMISING ATHLETES

This initiative provides vulnerable groups of children and youth from 10 to 14 years of age who live in rural areas the opportunity to develop in a sport in order to take advantage of and fully develop their natural abilities. As part of the program, they are provided with sportswear and trained for long- and middle-distance races.

Resultados

1,638

children and young people participating

RACING TO CHANGE LIVES

The program began in 2007 to benefit people with scarce financial resources and without access to healthcare services. This event takes place 14 times each year in nine cities which serve as centers during the Nascar season. Wheelchairs, hearing aids and computers are distributed, along with support for performing organ and tissue transplants.*

RACING FOR EDUCATION

Racing for Education is a project through which various supports offered by the Foundation are delivered to promote education and social development in Mexico. This event is part of the activities performed as part of Super Copa Telcel, held at 10 different cities in Mexico.

These supports consist of scholarships for Bachelor’s, Master's and Doctoral outstanding students, as well as computer and technological equipment to promote the educational development of the beneficiaries. In addition, this project also grants wheelchairs through the DIF’s ‘Social Integration of Persons with Disabilities’ program, bicycles through ‘Ayúdame a Llegar’(Help Me to Get There) for children who have to walk long distances to go to school, and social bails for people who committed minor crimes for the first time.

Only in Mexico City, we have granted more than 47,730 computers; 47,617 graduate and postgraduate scholarships; more than 805 bicycles and 11,318 Social Bails.

Drivers for Road Safety, as part of the social work performed by Racing for Education in collaboration with Carlos Slim Foundation, is an initiative to create a road safety culture in the country to save lives.

So far, it has impacted more than 116,217 students from 254 high schools and universities throughout the country, through more than 480 conferences.

• 10 races have been performed in 10 cities during 2015
• Wheelchairs and bicycles donated, as well as scholarships, are included in the results of their individual programs.
• In addition 200 computes and tablets have been donated.

THE QUARTER MILE

The Quarter Mile is a national car racing championship that takes place in Guadalajara, Monterrey and Aguascalientes. During those races, wheelchairs are donated to people with mobility difficulties.*

PAN-AMERICAN RACE

The emblematic Pan American race is an annual open road race compromising a route of 3,000 to 3,5000 km of Mexican roads. About 100 national and foreign pilots participate in each edition. Telmex-Telcel Foundation donates 15 wheelchairs for children in each goal at the different stages that make up this race.*

Results

100

national and foreign pilots participate.

120

wheelchairs are donated every year*

* Figures for donations of wheelchairs, hearing aids, bicycles, support for transplants, and scholarships are fully reported in the sections on Health and Education.

MAYAN RALLY

The Mayan Rally is an event where antique cars tour the southeast of the country, promoting the Mayan Riviera and tourism in the area. In the 2016 edition of the Mayan Rally, the Telmex-Telcel Foundation participated for the third time, donating wheelchairs for underprivileged children in the area.*

Results

100

wheelchairs donated each year

WRESTLING

Support is provided to Wrestling (Lucha Libre) exhibitions and events at hospitals and social aid institutions to provide entertainment to children and young people with vulnerable health conditions.*

Results

51

Mexican wrestling exhibitions presented at hospitals and social aid institutions to provide entertainment.

TELMEX-TELCEL MEXICO TOUR

The Telmex-Telcel Tour is the most important cycling race in Mexico. The goal is to offer an event of international caliber to the public with high performance athletes from all over the world to participate in the eight stages of the tour which are set in cities throughout Mexico. Additionally, bicycles are donated at the finish line areas during each stage of the tour.*

Results

816

cyclists have participated in

102

teams from Latin America, the United States and Europe.

* Figures for donations of wheelchairs, hearing aids, support for transplants, bicycles and scholarships, are reported in the sections on Health and Education