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Gianmarco Tamberi strabilia e sale a 2,32 nell’alto per il quarto oro europeo consecutivo

Gianmarco Tamberi stuns and climbs to 2.32m in the high jump for his fourth consecutive European gold medal.

At the European Championships in Birmingham, sensational triumphs were achieved by Gianmarco Tamberi in the high jump, his fourth career gold medal and third in a row, and by Nadia Battocletti, who repeated her feat in the 10,000 meters three days after winning the 5,000 meters, securing her second consecutive double. Matteo Sioli also took bronze in the high jump, the same color as Fausto Desalu's 200-meter medal. Italy leads the medal table with five golds, two silvers, three bronzes, and a total of ten medals after five of the seven days. The class of Italian captain Gimbo Tamberi knows no bounds: on the most important occasion of the year, he excels and puts…
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Agli Assoluti di atletica leggera record personali, conferme e sorprese

At the Italian Athletics Championships, personal records, confirmations and surprises

The Italian Athletics Championships in Florence concluded with a strong showing for the 2005 generation. Two weeks before the European Championships in Birmingham (August 10-16), Matteo Sioli equaled his personal best in the high jump with a mark of 2.30, the same mark he used to win gold at the European Under-23 Championships last season. Francesco Inzoli raised his personal best in the long jump with a mark of 8.27 (+1.5), improving by two centimeters. Celeste Polzonetti equaled her personal best with 12.74 in the 100m hurdles, just five hundredths of a second off the Italian record. Among the young athletes, high jumper Edoardo Stronati also stood out,…
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Sioli vola in alto più di Barshim in Diamond League a Doha

Sioli flies higher than Barshim in the Diamond League in Doha

After his success at the Pietro Mennea Golden Gala, Matteo Sioli doubled his high jump success at the Diamond League in Doha, beating Qatari star Mutaz Barshim. The 20-year-old from the Fiamme Azzurre team secured victory with his third attempt at 2.29m, after an error-free run of 2.16m, 2.20m, 2.24m, and 2.27m, touching the bar. The bar remained upright in the vault, securing his second consecutive victory this season on the circuit. The European Under-23 champion from Lombardy matched his second career-best performance, equaling the height that earned him bronze at the European Indoor Championships in Apeldoorn.…
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