We are delighted to welcome our Virtus Ambassador - Ka Man Wong from Hong Kong for her second term with us. She is the Gold medalist from the London 2012 Paralympic Games and she aspires to win more medals for her country int he future games, including the Virtus Global Games 2023.

Virtus is delighted to welcome our first Virtus Ambassador, a teenage superstar from India, Neel Yadav. At the age of fourteen years, he became the youngest cyclist to win the very first medal (Bronze) for India at Virtus Global Games - Brisbane 2019. He is the perfect example of how young athletes with intellectual impairment can also write history in the book of success with their determination and commitment.

Alberto Campbell-Staines is the first Virtus Ambassador from Jamaica, It is his second term with Virtus. This athlete was with us since July 2016 as an Ambassador from Australia. He has internationally represented Australia in Athletics, including competing in the T20 400m at the 2015 IPC World Championships in Doha, Qatar as well as T20 sprint events at INAS World Championships and Global Games in 2013, 2017 and 2019.
But, being a Jamaican by birth, he switched his nationality and represented his birth country-Jamaica at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

We are delighted to welcome our Virtus Ambassador Jessica-Jane Applegate from Great Britain for her second term with us. She won 2 Gold, 2 Silver and 3 Bronze at the last three Paralympic Games and 38 International medals in total. She is also the World Record holder in 400m Freestyle, 800m Freestyle, 400m Individual Medley and 4x100 Mixed Freestyle Relay.
Presenting you, one of our longest serving Ambassador

We are delighted to welcome our Virtus Ambassador from Portugal for his second term with us. Lenine is a London 2012 Bronze medalist and owns 226 International medals. He is also the current Virtus Record holder in Pentathlon, Heptathlon and Triple Jump.