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Celebrate 15 years with us and win the opportunity to represent Mexico at the WORLD WRAP MASTERS World Finals in Munich, Germany, from April 6-9, 2027.*
$2,500
Mexican Pesos (MXN)$3,000
Mexican Pesos (MXN)World Wrap Masters Competitor Rules
The following rules apply to all competitors participating in a FESPA World Wrap Masters (WWMM) competition. Competitors must read and understand these rules prior to taking part in the event.
FESPA WWMM events are judged impartially by at least two judges, one of whom must be an official FESPA judge. Judges will act according to their contract to clearly communicate the competition rules to all competitors during the official pre-event briefing.
- Judges are responsible for maintaining the format, timing, and progression of the competition. They will score all competitors’ work according to the official WWMM Scoring System.
- Competitors must listen carefully to the instructions and always follow the directions of the judges and contest officials.
- Competitors must not engage judges or officials in idle conversation, or discuss match results, during competition rounds.
- Judges and officials operate under a strict schedule and must be allowed to perform their duties without interruption to ensure the contest runs smoothly and on time.
- Competitors and judges must not share any conflicts of interest. Competitors must not have personal, business, or sponsorship relationships with judges that could provide an unfair advantage. Any potential conflicts must be declared in advance to the event organiser (licensee).
Competitors must conduct themselves professionally at all times and maintain safe working practices throughout the competition.
Competitors must wear the official World Wrap Masters t-shirt at all times while in the competition area.
Any competitor who cuts the paint, causes damage, or creates a fire hazard will be penalised or disqualified.
- Cutting paint: High penalty points will be applied for each cut.
- Visible cuts: Will result in disqualification
- Please refer to the official Cutting Template for detailed scoring information.
Competitors must use only the tools and materials provided by the organiser (FESPA, licensee, or event sponsors).
Competitors must check in with contest officials at least 30 minutes prior to their scheduled match.
Competitors must attend the official pre-competition briefing, where rules, competition format, and timings will be reviewed. Attendance is mandatory.
Only competitors currently competing and the judges are permitted in the competition area at any time.
Once a competition round has ended, competitors must leave the competition area but remain nearby in case judges need to contact them.
Any claims, disputes, or complaints must be directed to the official organiser or the competition MC (as designated for the event).
Competitors must maintain a clean, clear, and organised workspace at all times. Failure to do so will result in point deductions.
FESPA reserves the right to amend or vary these rules or competition conditions at any time.
Failure to comply with any of the above rules may result in point deductions, disqualification, or exclusion from the competition.
Competitors are fully responsible for their own health and safety, including maintaining appropriate medical and travel insurance during the event.
Competitors participate at their own risk. FESPA accepts no responsibility or liability for injury, loss, or death occurring during participation in the competition.
Our Judges
My mission is to help others believe in their potential — to give them the tools, confidence, and passion to transform wrapping into an art”
Penélope Garrido
Based in Madrid, Penélope Garrido Milla is a trailblazer in the wrapping industry, proudly recognised as the first and only female Avery Dennison Specialist Trainer. With more than 27 years of experience in visual communication and vehicle wrapping, she brings an exceptional blend of technical expertise, creativity, and mentorship to every project and training session. Together with Carlos Ruiz Fort, Penélope co-owns Alta Wrapping Academy, the official Avery Dennison Wrap Center in Spain, where they have trained more than 1,200 professional applicators from across the country. Her teaching approach is rooted in warmth, confidence, and empowerment — creating an environment where participants feel comfortable, inspired, and open to mastering new techniques. Penélope was also the first Spanish woman to earn the Avery Dennison Specialist Installer and Specialist Trainer certifications, marking her as a pioneer for women in the wrapping world. Beyond her training work, she serves on the Board of Directors of FESPA España Asociación and is an active member of the Women of Wraps (WOW) club, continuing to champion diversity and excellence in the industry.
Teaching allows me to share everything I’ve learned in this industry I love — and to see others grow and succeed through their own passion and precision.”
Carlos Ruiz
Based in Madrid, Carlos Ruiz Fort is an Avery Dennison Specialist Trainer with over 27 years of industry experience and more than 13 years as an official Avery Dennison trainer. Carlos, together with Penélope Garrido, is the proud co-owner of Alta Wrapping Academy, the official AD Wrap Center of Avery Dennison Spain. The academy is recognised as one of Spain’s leading training centres for sign makers and professional applicators. Known for his precision, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence, Carlos is renowned for his ability to identify the unique strengths of each participant and help them reach their full potential. His teaching style combines technical mastery with a passion for sharing knowledge — qualities that make him a respected figure across the wrapping community. Before founding Alta Wrapping Academy in 2015, Carlos established Alta Rotulación, through which he installed graphics across Spain and Europe. His long-standing dedication to the craft continues to inspire new generations of wrappers and installers.