6th edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards
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What are the Iberdrola Supera Awards?
An IBERDROLA initiative to recognise and give visibility to the best projects implemented in Spain in favour of gender equality through sport.
What are the Iberdrola Supera Awards?
An IBERDROLA initiative to recognise and give visibility to the best projects implemented in Spain in favour of gender equality through sport.
Find out about previous editions
An IBERDROLA initiative to recognise and give visibility to the best projects implemented in Spain in favour of gender equality and the empowerment of women through sport.
How did the 5th Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards go:
The fifth edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards was held on 29 January 2025 in Madrid. It was a ceremony full of emotions, presented by Ana Morgade and was attended by some of our female ambassadors such as Alexia Putellas, Carolina Marín and Irene Paredes among others and members of the Jury of Honour such as Manu Carreño and Vicente del Bosque as in previous editions or Fátima Iglesias and Paco González as new members of the Jury of Honour for this 5th Edition. In addition, on this occasion, the guests were able to enjoy performances by Dinamic Show, as well as Sandra Valero, runner-up in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
How did the 5th Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards go:
The fifth edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards was held on 29 January 2025 in Madrid. It was a ceremony full of emotions, presented by Ana Morgade and was attended by some of our female ambassadors such as Alexia Putellas, Carolina Marín and Irene Paredes among others and members of the Jury of Honour such as Manu Carreño and Vicente del Bosque as in previous editions or Fátima Iglesias and Paco González as new members of the Jury of Honour for this 5th Edition. In addition, on this occasion, the guests were able to enjoy performances by Dinamic Show, as well as Sandra Valero, runner-up in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
How did the 4th Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards go:
The fourth edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards was held on 29 November 2023 in Madrid. It was a ceremony full of emotions, presented by Nicolás Abad and Margarita Álvarez, and was attended by Ona Carbonell, Lydia Valentín, Carolina Marín, Manu Carreño, Sandra Sánchez, Teresa Perales, Vicente del Bosque, Eli Pinedo, Paloma del Rio, Marta Arce, Susanna Griso, Jesús Carballo and Susana Rodríguez, Eli Pinedo, Paloma del Rio, Marta Arce, Susanna Griso, Jesús Carballo and Susana Rodríguez, all members of the Jury of Honour and several Iberdrola female ambassadors such as Loida Zabala, Desireé Vila, Teresa Portela and Laura Fuertes, among others. In addition, on this occasion the public could enjoy Kata by karateka Sandra Sánchez and Aldara Flores, under the poem by Andrea Valbuena, as well as the performance of Sole Giménez.
How did the 4th Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards go:
The fourth edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards was held on 29 November 2023 in Madrid. It was a ceremony full of emotions, presented by Nicolás Abad and Margarita Álvarez, and was attended by Ona Carbonell, Lydia Valentín, Carolina Marín, Manu Carreño, Sandra Sánchez, Teresa Perales, Vicente del Bosque, Eli Pinedo, Paloma del Rio, Marta Arce, Susanna Griso, Jesús Carballo and Susana Rodríguez, Eli Pinedo, Paloma del Rio, Marta Arce, Susanna Griso, Jesús Carballo and Susana Rodríguez, all members of the Jury of Honour and several Iberdrola female ambassadors such as Loida Zabala, Desireé Vila, Teresa Portela and Laura Fuertes, among others. In addition, on this occasion the public could enjoy Kata by karateka Sandra Sánchez and Aldara Flores, under the poem by Andrea Valbuena, as well as the performance of Sole Giménez.
How did the 3rd Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards
The 3rd edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards was held on 30 November 2022 in Madrid, in a gala hosted by Aurora González and attended by Susanna Griso, Ona Carbonell, Carolina Marín, Vicente del Bosque and Teresa Perales, among other members of the Jury of Honour. In addition, the Iberdrola Supera 2022 Awards ceremony featured the magic of Jorge Luengo and a performance by Luz Casal.
How did the 3rd Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards
The 3rd edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards was held on 30 November 2022 in Madrid, in a gala hosted by Aurora González and attended by Susanna Griso, Ona Carbonell, Carolina Marín, Vicente del Bosque and Teresa Perales, among other members of the Jury of Honour. In addition, the Iberdrola Supera 2022 Awards ceremony featured the magic of Jorge Luengo and a performance by Luz Casal.
How did the 2nd Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards
The second edition of these Supera Awards was held on 1 December 2021 in Madrid a ceremony presented by Sara Escudero and attended by the members of the Jury of Honour, formed by Vicente del Bosque, Jesús Carballo, Marta Arce and Teresa Perales. Renown sportswomen such as Carolina Marín, Ona Carbonell and Sandra Sánchez, among other, attended the event.
How did the 2nd Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards
The second edition of these Supera Awards was held on 1 December 2021 in Madrid a ceremony presented by Sara Escudero and attended by the members of the Jury of Honour, formed by Vicente del Bosque, Jesús Carballo, Marta Arce and Teresa Perales. Renown sportswomen such as Carolina Marín, Ona Carbonell and Sandra Sánchez, among other, attended the event.
How did the 1st Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards
The first edition of the Supera Awards was held on 25 November 2020 at an event attended by representatives of the main institutions in the world of sport: the President of the CSD, the President of the COE and the President of the Spanish Paralympic Committee, together with the Chairman of Iberdrola, Ignacio S. Galán; as well as numerous key faces from the world of Spanish sport.
How did the 1st Edition of the Iberdrola Supera Awards
The first edition of the Supera Awards was held on 25 November 2020 at an event attended by representatives of the main institutions in the world of sport: the President of the CSD, the President of the COE and the President of the Spanish Paralympic Committee, together with the Chairman of Iberdrola, Ignacio S. Galán; as well as numerous key faces from the world of Spanish sport.
The winners by category of the past 2024 edition were:
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Iberdrola Supera Base
Adelante, Patina - Club M-Urban
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Iberdrola Supera Competición
The 3x3 Academy
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Iberdrola Supera Inclusión
Encuentra tu ola - Aloka Surf
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Iberdrola Supera Social
Volver a nadar juntas - Fundación Segunda Parte
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Iberdrola Supera Difusión
Visibilitas.com - Digital journal specialised in women's sport
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Iberdrola Supera Impulso Rural
Escola Judo Club
Los ganadores por categorías de la pasada edición 2022 fueron:
Iberdrola Supera Inclusión
Iberdrola Supera Competición
Iberdrola Supera Base
Iberdrola Supera Social
Iberdrola Supera Difusión
Iberdrola Supera Salud Mental
Event pictures
Jury of Honour
Former Spanish footballer and coach. He has been the only coach to have won the World Cup and European Club Championship. He was also named World Coach of the Year in 2012.
Vicente del Bosque
Considered the best in history in the women's kata category. Olympic champion, two-time world champion and seven-time European champion.
Sandra Sánchez
Spanish Paralympic swimmer with 27 Paralympic medals. Second sportswoman in the world with the most medals in the Paralympic Games and recognised in 2021 with the Princess of Asturias Award for Sports.
Teresa Perales
Olympic gold medallist in badminton, three times world champion and four times European champion. She was awarded the Gold Medal of the Royal Order of Sporting Merit.
Carolina Marín
First Spaniard to win a world medal in artistic gymnastics. Also two-time World, European and Olympic champion.
Jesús Carballo
Sports journalist with experience in the country's leading media networks, such as: Antena 3, Onda Cero, Cuatro or La Ser. He was awarded the Golden Microphone in the television category.
Manu Carreño
Pioneer in Spanish sports journalism. The voice of TVE's gymnastics broadcasts. She has received numerous awards for her career in sports journalism and communication.
Paloma del Río
Swimmer and captain of the Spanish synchronised swimming team with 23 world medals, including a silver and a bronze in London 2012.
Ona Carbonell
Spanish journalist and presenter. Since December 2006, she has presented the current affairs programme Espejo Público, for which she was awarded the Ondas award for best presenter.
Susanna Griso
Journalist, television presenter and writer. She currently presents the "Y ahora Sonsoles" programme.
Sonsoles Onega
Paralympic champion in para triathlon. Gold medal at the Tokyo Paralympic Games, nine medals at the World Championships and eight medals at the European Championships.
Susana Rodríguez
Former Spanish female weightlifter. Olympic champion in London 2012, two-time world champion and four-time European champion.
Lydia Valentín
Captain of the Spanish national team and FC Barcelona. She has won two Ballon d'Or awards and two The Best awards. World champion with the National team and two-time Women's Champions League winner.
Alexia Putellas
Former Spanish footballer who played as a midfielder, spending most of his career at F.C. Barcelona and with the Spanish national team. He is the most honoured footballer in his country's history, achieving a total of 40 official titles.
Andrés Iniesta
Spanish sportswoman who competes in athletics. Bronze medallist at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, she won three medals at the World Indoor Athletics Championships between 2018 and 2025. She was awarded the Princess of Asturias Award for best athlete under 18 years of age.
Ana Peleteiro
Spanish sportswoman competing in athletics (race walking). Olympic champion in Paris 2024 (Olímpicos de París 2024 - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre) with two medals, fourth place in Tokyo 2020, two-time world champion in 2023 and European champion in 2018.
María Pérez
