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

15 Aug

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

Alberto Razzetti, Anita Gastaldi, CC Aniene, Carabinieri Sports Center, Federico Burdisso, Golden Flames, Gregory Paltrinieri, Imola swimming, Koen De Groot, Luca De Tullio, Matthew Giunta, Nicholas Martinenghi, Sara Curtis, Sara Franceschini, Sarah Sjostrom, Simone Cerasuolo

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…

Sara Fantini wins silver in the hammer throw, her third consecutive podium finish at the European event.

Carabinieri Sports Center, Sara Fantini

BIRBINGHAM – Sara Fantini's hammer throw podium at the European Championships in Birmingham is silver, marking the Italian's third consecutive victory at the continental event following her bronze at Munich 2022 and gold at Rome 2024. With a mark of 74.35m, Fantini completed her collection of silver medals and confirmed her position among the best in the event for the umpteenth time in a career that has also included three world championship finals: fourth, sixth, and seventh in the last three editions. Finland's Silja Kosonen (76.28m) won, followed by Norway's Beatrice Nedberge Llano (72.88m), and Poland's record-holder…

Ginevra Taddeucci, European Queen of the Seine

CC Napoli, Carabinieri Sports Center, David Bethlehem, Florian Wellbrock, Ginevra Taddeucci, John Pistelli, Gregory Paltrinieri, Fiamme Oro Sports Group, Linda Caponi, Martina Grimaldi, Oliver Klemet., Rachele Bruni, Viktoria Mihalyvari Farkas

Ginevra Taddeucci triumphs in the Seine, winning the European ten-kilometer swim gold medal, in the same waters where she won the bronze medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Ginevra Taddeucci, 29, from Lastra a Signa, coached by Giovanni Pistelli for Fiamme Oro and CC Napoli, thus becomes the third Italian to win the ten-kilometer swim at the European Championships after Martina Grimaldi (Eilat 2011 and Piombino 2012) and Rachele Bruni (Hoorn 2016), Olympic medalists like her: Grimaldi won bronze in London 2012 and Bruni silver in Rio 2016. The winner finished with a time of 2:07:49.9, ahead of defending Hungarian champion Viktoria Mihalyvari…