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Dall’atletica azzurra 33 medaglie ai Giochi del Mediterraneo

03 September

Italian athletics wins 33 medals at the Mediterranean Games

Alessandra Bonora, Alessio Mannucci, Alice Mangione, Alice Muraro, Alice Pagliarini, Arianna Battistella, Ayomide Folorunso, Celeste Polzonetti, Christian Falocchi, Clarissa Vianelli, Daisy Osakue, Dalia Kaddari, Damiano Dentato, Elena Carraro, Eric Marek, Erika Saraceni, Federica Del Buono, Federico Bruno, Federico Falsetti, Philip Cappelletti, Philip Dezza, Philip Randazzo, Francesco Inzoli, Gianmarco Tamberi, Ginevra Ricci, Mediterranean Games, John Frattini, Pieroni Idea, Ilaria Accame, Lapo Bianciardi, Lorenzo Benati, Lorenzo Ianes, Luca Sito, Matthew Oliveri, Michael Fina, Micol Majori, Nick Pontius, Richard Meli, Sara Cirillo, Sara Fantini, Sara Verteramo, Sonia Malavisi, Taranto 2026, Vittoria Fontana

TARANTO - Italian track and field athletes finished with 33 medals at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto: 13 gold, 9 silver, and 11 bronze. It was the highest number of podium finishes since 1997 and the third-highest overall. On the final day, the half marathon saw Pasquale Selvarolo of Puglia finish fourth in 1:05:27. The Italian team finished atop the track and field medal table, ahead of Morocco (7-4-5) and Portugal (6-2-1). Italy had more victories only in 1987 (17) and 1967 (14), while the 13 gold medal mark was reached in 1979.

Sale a 33 medaglie il bottino dell’atletica azzurra a Taranto 2026

03 September

The Italian athletics team's medal tally at Taranto 2026 rises to 33.

Ala Zoghlami., Alessandro Sibilio., Alex Fabbri, Alice Muraro, Alice Pagliarini, Ayomide Folorunso, Clarissa Vianelli, Daisy Osakue, Dalia Kaddari, Elena Cambiolo, Eric Marek, Federico Bruno, Federico Falsetti, Philip Cappelletti, Philip Dezza, Philip Tortu, Ginevra Ricci, Ilaria Accame, Lapo Bianciardi, Luca Sito, Ludovica Cavalli, Matthew Oliveri, Richard Meli, Sara Cirillo, Sara Fantini, Thomas D'Este, Vittoria Fontana

TARANTO - The fourth day of athletics at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto brought Italy five gold, three silver, and three bronze medals, for a total of 33 medals (13-9-11). Sub-23 seconds for the third time in her career, her second best ever, Vittoria Fontana led the 200 meters with a time of 22.93 (wind speed +1.5), fourteen hundredths of a second off the time that earned her gold at last year's Universiade in Bochum (22.79). Sub-23 seconds for the third time in her career, Fontana finished ahead of Greece's Rafaela Spanoudaki (23.07) and Turkey's Sila Kologlu (23.12), who finished sixth.