Honda Fuels Team USA Athletes' Dreams for Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics
Honda is thrilled to unveil its selection of 10 remarkable Team USA athletes who will serve as official ambassadors during the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina in 2026. This partnership emphasizes Honda's ongoing commitment to support athletes who embody perseverance, excellence, and the relentless pursuit of their dreams, aligned with the company's motto, 'The Power of Dreams.' From the thrilling slopes of Alpine skiing to the ice of figure skating, these athletes personify the spirit of determination that inspires others to dream big and strive for success.
1. Madison Chock & Evan Bates - These two have made history in figure skating as the first U.S. ice dance team to secure three consecutive world titles and an Olympic Team gold medal. Together since 2011 and now married, their journey showcases unparalleled artistry and innovation.
2. Kendall Coyne Schofield - A three-time Olympic participant and a seven-time world champion, Schofield is a trailblazer in women's ice hockey. She was the first woman to compete in the NHL All-Star skills competition, winning gold at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympics.
3. Audrey Crowley - Despite a limb difference in her right arm, Crowley is a fierce competitor in Para Alpine skiing. Her resilience is admirable, and she graduated from the Vail Ski & Snowboard Academy in 2025, preparing for her next challenge at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games.
4. Declan Farmer - As a three-time U.S. Paralympic gold medalist in sled hockey, Farmer holds the record for the most goals, assists, and points in U.S. sled hockey history. He debuted at the Paralympics at just 16.
5. Brenna Huckaby - After losing her leg to cancer, Huckaby became a four-time U.S. Paralympic medalist in snowboarding. She advocates for inclusivity in sports, having won multiple medals while also campaigning for disability representation.
6. Kaysha Love - Transitioning from gymnastics to bobsled, Love made her Olympic debut in 2022 and quickly became a champion, winning the monobob world title in 2025 as a pilot.
7. Ilia Malinin - Known as the 'QuadGod,' Malinin made headlines as the first skater to successfully land a quadruple Axel in competition. He is a two-time world champion and continues to inspire with his dynamic performances.
8. Brody Roybal - A standout in sled hockey, Roybal has claimed three gold medals in the Paralympics. He made his debut at age 15 and has since been a crucial player, contributing to Team USA's consecutive wins.
9. Jordan Stolz - Stolz is one of the fastest rising stars in speed skating, making his Olympic debut at age 17. His achievements include significant victories and setting records in World Cups.
Ed Beadle, vice president of Digital Services & Marketing at American Honda Motor Co., Inc., expressed pride in having these athletes represent Honda. "These Team USA athletes exemplify the pursuit of greatness and challenge boundaries, inspiring us all at Honda to chase our passions courageously."
In preparation for the Milano Cortina 2026 Games, Honda’s partnership with Team USA continues to flourish, demonstrating its support for those striving for athletic excellence. Moreover, Honda has recently formed a technical collaboration with USA Bobsled/Skeleton to assist them with cutting-edge engineering solutions.
With a strong legacy in U.S. operations since 1959, Honda remains committed to building remarkable products tailored to the needs of customers across America. Their support extends beyond just vehicles; it’s about empowering dreams, ensuring that athletes can focus on their performance while having reliable mobility solutions at their disposal. As they look ahead to the LA28 Games, Honda will maintain its position as a leading supporter of the Olympic and Paralympic movements, providing a range of innovative mobility products to enhance the Games experience.
Honda's commitment resonates with the core values that these athletes uphold, inspiring them to reach for gold while also fueling dreams far beyond just sport. As they gear up for the Winter Olympics, Honda stands ready to support these exceptional individuals as they go for glory.
Meet the Team Honda Athlete Ambassadors
1. Madison Chock & Evan Bates - These two have made history in figure skating as the first U.S. ice dance team to secure three consecutive world titles and an Olympic Team gold medal. Together since 2011 and now married, their journey showcases unparalleled artistry and innovation.
2. Kendall Coyne Schofield - A three-time Olympic participant and a seven-time world champion, Schofield is a trailblazer in women's ice hockey. She was the first woman to compete in the NHL All-Star skills competition, winning gold at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympics.
3. Audrey Crowley - Despite a limb difference in her right arm, Crowley is a fierce competitor in Para Alpine skiing. Her resilience is admirable, and she graduated from the Vail Ski & Snowboard Academy in 2025, preparing for her next challenge at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games.
4. Declan Farmer - As a three-time U.S. Paralympic gold medalist in sled hockey, Farmer holds the record for the most goals, assists, and points in U.S. sled hockey history. He debuted at the Paralympics at just 16.
5. Brenna Huckaby - After losing her leg to cancer, Huckaby became a four-time U.S. Paralympic medalist in snowboarding. She advocates for inclusivity in sports, having won multiple medals while also campaigning for disability representation.
6. Kaysha Love - Transitioning from gymnastics to bobsled, Love made her Olympic debut in 2022 and quickly became a champion, winning the monobob world title in 2025 as a pilot.
7. Ilia Malinin - Known as the 'QuadGod,' Malinin made headlines as the first skater to successfully land a quadruple Axel in competition. He is a two-time world champion and continues to inspire with his dynamic performances.
8. Brody Roybal - A standout in sled hockey, Roybal has claimed three gold medals in the Paralympics. He made his debut at age 15 and has since been a crucial player, contributing to Team USA's consecutive wins.
9. Jordan Stolz - Stolz is one of the fastest rising stars in speed skating, making his Olympic debut at age 17. His achievements include significant victories and setting records in World Cups.
Honda's Commitment to Team USA
Ed Beadle, vice president of Digital Services & Marketing at American Honda Motor Co., Inc., expressed pride in having these athletes represent Honda. "These Team USA athletes exemplify the pursuit of greatness and challenge boundaries, inspiring us all at Honda to chase our passions courageously."
In preparation for the Milano Cortina 2026 Games, Honda’s partnership with Team USA continues to flourish, demonstrating its support for those striving for athletic excellence. Moreover, Honda has recently formed a technical collaboration with USA Bobsled/Skeleton to assist them with cutting-edge engineering solutions.
With a strong legacy in U.S. operations since 1959, Honda remains committed to building remarkable products tailored to the needs of customers across America. Their support extends beyond just vehicles; it’s about empowering dreams, ensuring that athletes can focus on their performance while having reliable mobility solutions at their disposal. As they look ahead to the LA28 Games, Honda will maintain its position as a leading supporter of the Olympic and Paralympic movements, providing a range of innovative mobility products to enhance the Games experience.
Honda's commitment resonates with the core values that these athletes uphold, inspiring them to reach for gold while also fueling dreams far beyond just sport. As they gear up for the Winter Olympics, Honda stands ready to support these exceptional individuals as they go for glory.
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