Spain uses F1 tech to fight World Cup heat
Spain is adopting advanced cooling technology to combat the heat at the 2026 World Cup. Adidas has introduced the "Climacool" system, which includes vests, insulated jackets, and shoe covers designed to lower body temperature and enhance players' performance in hot conditions. It is expected that 14 teams participating in the tournament will utilize this system. The technology employs frozen gel materials and modern techniques borrowed from Formula 1 racing, aiming to reduce internal body temperature by up to half a degree Celsius and decrease skin temperature by 13 degrees Celsius. The system has been previously used with teams in Formula 1 and major football clubs before being officially adopted for the 2026 World Cup. The Spanish national team is looking to leverage this technology to help maintain their fitness and achieve strong results in the competition.
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