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Nicolò Martinenghi oro anche nei 50 rana, Simone Cerasuolo secondo per una fantastica doppietta

Nicolò Martinenghi also won gold in the 50m breaststroke, Simone Cerasuolo second for a fantastic double

PARIS - Nicolò Martinenghi also wins the 50m breaststroke final, repeating his success in the 100m at the European Championships in Paris and edging out world champion Simone Cerasuolo: 26.57 to 26.62. The two Italians shared the podium, as they did in the 100m (with Cerasuolo taking bronze) and at the 2022 European Championships in Rome. The 27-year-old Olympic champion from Varese—registered with CC Aniene and coached at the federal center in Verona by Matteo Giunta—demonstrated his ability to seize the opportunity to secure a historic victory. The 23-year-old Cerasuolo from Romagna—registered with Fiamme Oro and Imolanuoto, followed by Cesare…
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Simona Quadarella straccia tutte nei 1500 stile, oro europeo per la quarta volta

Simona Quadarella wins the 1500m freestyle, winning European gold for the fourth time.

Simona Quadarella confirmed her status as the undisputed European middle-distance queen, also winning the 1500 freestyle. Her resounding dominance spanned Tuesday's 800 freestyle, her triple wins in 2018 in Scotland and 2021 in Hungary (1500, 800, and 400), and her double in Rome (1500 and 800), where she took silver in the 400 freestyle. The 27-year-old Roman and world championship runner-up—member of CC Aniene, coached by Gianluca Belfiore—triumphed in 15:46.22, 32 lengths behind 31:6-31:7; an unsustainable pace for all her opponents, including Germany's Isabel Gose, who finished second in 15:49.31, who tried to hold off…
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Simona Quadarella si conferma regina europea degli 800 sl

Simona Quadarella confirms herself as the European queen of the 800m freestyle

Simona Quadarella wins the 800m freestyle for the fourth time, after Glasgow 2018, Budapest 2021, and Rome 2022, becoming the first European athlete to do so in the event's history. The 27-year-old Roman swimmer, registered with CC Aniene, won in 8:15.55, having definitively surpassed German Isabel Gose, who finished second in 8:18.44, at the 400m mark. Third place went to fellow German swimmer Maya Werner in 8:22.55. A tactically perfect race for the European record holder (8:12.81)—coached by Gianluca Belfiore, after growing up with Christian Minotti—swimmed sixteen lengths at 31.0-31.1 with very high stroke rates…
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Nicolò Martinenghi non conosce limiti, imbattibile nei 100 rana

Nicolò Martinenghi knows no limits, unbeatable in the 100m breaststroke

PARIS - Nicolò Martinenghi returned to the forefront of the pool at the European Championships in Paris, just as he was at the Olympics, winning gold in the 100m breaststroke in 58.58. Joining him on the podium was Simone Cerasuolo, who surprised everyone from lane 8 and, after a courageous final, took a crucial bronze medal. The Italian record holder (58.26)—registered with CC Aniene, trained at the federal center in Verona by Matteo Giunta—swam a sumptuous 58.58, with a fiery comeback of 31.10. The 50m world champion—registered with Fiamme Oro and Imolanuoto, a student of Cesare Casella—stood in the opposite direction.
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Leggendaria Chiara Pellacani, quarto oro europeo nei tuffi

Legendary Chiara Pellacani wins her fourth European gold medal in diving.

Chiara Pellacani made history on the three-meter springboard, winning her fourth gold medal at the European Championships in Paris, following those in the team event, the mixed synchronized diving with Matteo Santoro, and the meter dive. No one had ever won four gold medals in a single European Diving Championships. At the 2022 European Championships in Rome, she had already become the first and only athlete in diving history to win five medals in a single edition (two golds, one silver, and two bronzes). The 23-year-old Roman—registered with Fiamme Gialle and MR Sport F.lli Marconi, and coached by Tommaso Marconi in Italy—dominated…
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