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TCL Celebrates Olympic Spirit at 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Fun Run with HK$180,000 in Prizes

The event draws over 2,500 participants to honor athletes and promote sports culture.

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Mateo Dela Cruz

June 28, 20264 min read85 views
TCL Celebrates Olympic Spirit at 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Fun Run with HK$180,000 in Prizes
TCL engages with the community at the 2026 Olympic Day cum Aichi-Nagoya Fun Run in Hong Kong.
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TCL showcased its commitment to sports and community engagement at the '2026 Olympic Day cum Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games Fun Run' held at the Hong Kong Science Park. The event attracted over 2,500 participants, including athletes and families, to celebrate International Olympic Day.

A Day of Fun and Competition

As a Worldwide Olympic Partner, TCL firmly believes that both technology and sport have the power to inspire and unite communities. By supporting the '2026 Olympic Day cum Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games Fun Run', we are demonstrating TCL's commitment to promoting sports culture through innovation.

Mr. Roger Gao, General Manager, TCL Hong Kong Branch
  • 3 race categories: 4km Individual Run, 2km Family Fun Run, 2km Aichi-Nagoya Fun Run
  • Interactive zones including TCL's SQD Advantage Challenge

This year's theme, 'Run with Hong Kong Athletes', featured various activities, including a ball-toss game showcasing TCL's SQD-Mini LED display technology. Participants enjoyed the festive atmosphere while engaging with the brand.

Runners received commemorative gifts and had the chance to enter a lucky draw using their bib numbers. TCL's prizes included smart TVs totaling approximately HK$180,000, with the highlight being the flagship 75-inch X11L SQD-Mini LED TV, valued at HK$44,900.

This cutting-edge model boasts peak brightness up to 10,000 nits and 20,736 local dimming zones, ensuring exceptional image quality. Its Super QLED technology offers a vibrant color spectrum, making it suitable for both sports viewing and everyday entertainment.

TCL's partnership with the International Olympic Committee, established in 2025, reflects its dedication to the Olympic movement, with collaboration extending to 2032. The company aims to merge innovation with sports culture, enriching community experiences.