Cyprus Mail27 Jul 2026

Coral Cyprus, Shell service stations support windsurfer Lappa’s path to 2028 LA Games

Coral Cyprus (Shell Licensee), the company that operates the network of Shell-branded service stations in Cyprus, will support Cypriot windsurfer Natasa Lappa on her path to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

The company has a long-standing commitment to initiatives that promote excellence, determination and continuous progress. Its vision closely aligns with that of Natasa Lappa, with both sides sharing the belief that continuous improvement, perseverance and hard work are the foundations of...

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