IBRAHIM AZZAMLEBANON / ANTARCTIC 100
Ibrahim Azzam with his bicycle at a triathlon

Athlete partnership / Antarctic 100 / 2027

From Lebanonto Antarctica.

A rare sporting challenge.
A Lebanese story worth standing behind.

Explore a partnership Why this matters

Ibrahim Azzam21 / Software engineer / Endurance athlete

One athlete. Our flag. A shared ambition.
The challenge
100 km
Limited field
50 athletes
Representing
Lebanon
Expedition window
February to March 2027
King George Island, Antarctica

The athlete

01 / THE STORY

One decision.
A different future.

“I want young Lebanese people to see what starts with a decision to change.”

I’m Ibrahim Azzam, a 21-year-old Lebanese software engineer and endurance athlete. I have been accepted into Antarctic 100.

Five months ago, I quit smoking. Since then, I have completed six official races across aquathlon, duathlon, triathlon and running. Training became a commitment to a different way of living.

Now, my ambition is to bring Lebanon’s flag to the inaugural A100 start line and work toward a finish our community would celebrate with pride.

I want this journey to encourage people my age to take their health seriously, become active and pursue goals they once felt were out of reach.

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  • 10 km runTripoli Sports FestivalTripoli

The event

02 / THE CHALLENGE

An inaugural triathlon.
An extraordinary setting.

1km

Swim

Southern Ocean waters

66km

Bike

Mountain bike course

33km

Run

Antarctic terrain

LebanonPunta ArenasKing George Island

100 km / Three disciplines / One goal

A place in the first edition is a rare opportunity.

Organizers present A100 as the first triathlon in Antarctica, limited to 50 athletes worldwide. It combines an endurance race with a polar expedition, requiring specialist equipment, preparation and medical clearance.

Cold, isolation and demanding logistics make reaching this start line a substantial undertaking. The project also invites scientific interest in human adaptation to polar conditions.

For Lebanon, participation offers a place in this inaugural international field. For a partner, it offers a meaningful role in helping a Lebanese athlete get there.

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Why stand behind this journey

03 / LEBANON

Put Lebanon on the map of Antarctic endurance sport.

This is an opportunity to place a Lebanese story of ambition and achievement in an international sporting setting. Your name would stand behind the work needed to bring our flag to Antarctica.

A Lebanese ambition. A shared sense of pride.

01

Be part of an inaugural chapter.

A first edition happens once. Supporting this campaign connects your name with a Lebanese athlete preparing to join A100’s inaugural field, and with the ambition to complete a 100 km Antarctic challenge.

02

Give Lebanon a positive story.

A Lebanese flag at the start line would give people at home and across the diaspora a journey to follow with pride. A finish would turn this opportunity into a sporting achievement worth celebrating together.

03

Make your support mean something.

Your contribution helps meet real needs, from entry and travel to equipment and preparation. It gives your brand a credible role in the journey, with a clear connection between your support and the athlete’s progress.

04

Stand for progress young people recognize.

From quitting smoking to competing in endurance sport, this campaign begins with a relatable personal decision. It offers a story of health, commitment and Lebanese ambition for your employees, customers and community.

“I want to reach that start line knowing
Lebanese names helped bring our flag there.”

The partnership

04 / SHAPED TOGETHER

A shared ambition.
A partnership we define together.

I’m open to discussing a partnership built around what works for both of us. Let’s talk about your priorities, the role you would like to play and the support this journey needs.

Your objectives belong in the conversation.

Whether your focus is Lebanese pride, sport, health or community engagement, I would welcome a discussion about how this campaign aligns with your brand.

We would agree the form of support, recognition and any activities together, with a clear understanding of what is meaningful and practical for both sides.

  • 01
    Financial supportHelp fund the expedition or an agreed part of the journey.
  • 02
    Equipment and servicesContribute relevant kit, travel, coaching or specialist support.
  • 03
    A collaboration suited to your brandDiscuss recognition, storytelling or community involvement together.
Let’s discuss a partnership

This is a personal athlete campaign. Event branding and any agreed activities remain subject to organizer permissions. No official event sponsorship or media rights are implied.

What your support enables

05 / THE JOURNEY

Help turn acceptance
into participation.

My immediate priority is to secure registration and the expedition package. Beyond entry, the journey requires travel, specialist equipment and sustained preparation.

Support would be matched to an agreed need, based on organizer invoices and supplier quotations. Financial contributions, in-kind support and direct supplier payments are all open for discussion.

  1. 01

    Entry and expedition

    A100 registration and the organizer’s Antarctic package.

  2. 02

    Travel and logistics

    Travel from Lebanon, connections, accommodation and equipment transport.

  3. 03

    Equipment and preparation

    Organizer-approved gear, bike support, training and medical clearance.

  4. 04

    Insurance and contingency

    Appropriate expedition cover and preparation for changes or delays.

Start the conversation

06 / TOGETHER

Your name behind
a Lebanese ambition.

I would welcome the opportunity to introduce the journey, hear your ideas and explore a partnership with value for both of us.

Message me on WhatsApp
Emailibrazzam7@gmail.com
Phone+961 81 923 218
Based in

Saida, Lebanon