CITROËN ELECTRIFIES THE ENGLAND ATHLETICS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WITH A SPARKLING SHOWCASE OF ELECTRIC INNOVATION

• Citroën is the headline partner of England Athletics’ National and Age Group Athletics Championships this Summer,
• The entire Citroën electric range was on display at the National Championships, including New e-C3, New e-C4 and Ami.
• Citroën will support England Athletics’ affiliated charity, the Personal Best Foundation, to deliver an after-school athletics programme starting with several schools in Coventry, Warwickshire and Ellesmere Port all close to their Headquarters.

This past weekend, from July 25th to July 27th, the England Athletics National Championships turned into a high-voltage celebration of athleticism, community, and innovation, all thanks to Citroën, the headline partner of the event. With their cutting-edge electric range on full display, Citroën brought a unique electrifying energy to the championships.

The England Athletics National Championships saw competitors from across the nation gather to showcase their talents, striving for excellence on the track and field. Citroën added an exciting twist to the event by recognizing not just the winners, but also those athletes who achieved personal bests. Participants were thrilled to receive well-deserved prizes for their accomplishments, reinforcing the idea that every personal victory matters.

"At Citroën, we believe in celebrating every success, big or small," said Greg Taylor, Managing Director Citroën UK. "Our presence at the England Athletics National Championships underscores our commitment to fostering a spirit of inclusivity and support for all athletes, not just the elite. We’re proud to be part of a community that encourages personal growth and achievement."

Citroën's involvement extends beyond the championships. As part of their ongoing commitment to social responsibility, Citroën has partnered with the Personal Best Foundation through England Athletics to support schools in underprivileged areas. This initiative aims to ensure that children who may not have access to sports can experience the joy of athletics and build skills for life. By working closely with communities, Citroën is dedicated to making a positive impact and inspiring the next generation of athletes.

The electric range of Citroën vehicles showcased at the championships, included New e-C3, New e-C4 and Ami, received rave reviews from attendees, proving that innovation and sustainability can go hand in hand. Citroën's electric models not only reflect the brand's commitment to sustainability but also embody the spirit of adventure and performance that resonates with athletes and fans alike.

As the weekend came to a close, the mood was electric, not just from the thrilling competitions but from the shared vision of a future where sport is accessible to all, and where electric innovation drives us forward.

For more information on Citroën's electric range and their partnership with the Personal Best Foundation, please visit www.citroen.co.uk

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About England Athletics:

England Athletics is the governing body for athletics in England, dedicated to promoting and developing the sport at all levels. Through partnerships and initiatives, they aim to inspire athletes and build a thriving athletics community across the country.

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