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Italian Athletics Championships
Campionati italiani assoluti di atletica leggera
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Current sports event 2023 Italian Athletics Championships
SportAthletics
Founded1906
First season1906 Italian Athletics Championships
Country Italy
Related
competitions		Indoor Championships
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The Italian Athletics Championships (Italian: Campionati italiani assoluti di atletica leggera) are the national championships in athletics, organised every year by the Federazione Italiana di Atletica Leggera.

The first edition, four races only, was held in 1906 at Arena Civica in Milan, just after the foundation of the Federazione Podistica Italiana and with the organization of La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Since then, 110 editions were held with the only exceptions of the years 1915-1918 and 1944. During 1945, only athletes of Northern Italy could participate but FIDAL considered this edition as an official one.

To the running races, in 1913 the field events were added.

Some facts have to be underlined:

  • in 1920, track events were disputed in Rome and field events in Milan;
  • in 1922, 2 towns hosted the championships, Milan and Busto Arsizio;
  • in 1931, 3 sessions were held in Bologna, Rome and Milan;
  • in 1932, 2 towns hosted the events: Pisa and Milan;
  • the first male and female championships were held together in 1953 (always separated before that year);
  • in 1974, for preparing the 1974 European Championships in Rome, it was implemented for the first time automatic timing but the Federation decided to diminish the time of 16/100th the first day and of 18/100th on the following 2 days;[1][2][3] The Italian Championships held in 2010 in Grosseto were the 100th edition (not held just five times: 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1944 in 105 years from 1906 to 2010).[4]

Editions

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Shows only the main venue of the events (usually marathon, race walk, 10000 metres and combined events were held in different venues). In 2013 the Championships backs in Arena Civica in Milan.[5][6]

The number of editions refers to the male ones, the female ones are 19 less.[7] The first women's edition was disputed in 1923 and until 1952 the men's and women's championships disputed the two different venues. Only from the 1953 edition the championships were disputed in a single venue.

# Year Venue Date
UPT & UPI Championships[8]
 1898 Turin 2 October
1899 Turin 1 October
1900 Turin 8–9 September
1901 Turin 15 September
1902 Turin 21 September
1903 Alba 20 September
1904 not held
1905 Vercelli 18 June
1 1906 Turin 30 September
Milan 21 October
2 1907 Rome 17–18 September
3 1908 Rome 31 May-3 June
4 1909 Rome 4–5 June
5 1910 Milan 8–9 October
6 1911 Rome 7–9 September
7 1912 Verona 16–19 May
8 1913 Milan 20–21 September
9 1914 Milan 26–27 September
1915/18 not held
10 1919 Milan 11–12 October
11 1920 Rome[9] 18–20 September
Milan 2–3 October
12 1921 Bologna 18–20 September
13 1922 Busto Arsizio 16–17 September
Milan 23–24 September
14 1923[10] Bologna 20–24 June
Milan[11] 6 May
15 1924 Bologna 20–21 September
16 1925 Bologna 28–29 September
17 1926 Naples 12–13 June
18 1927 Bologna 1–20 September
19 1928 Milan 30 June-1 July
20 1929 Bologna 21–22 September
21 1930 Udine 26–27 June
22 1931 Milan[9] 24–31 May
23 1932 Pisa[9] 18 September
Bologna 1 October
Florence[12] 12–13 November
24 1933 Florence[9] 29–30 July
Genoa[13] 28–29 October
25 1934 Milan[9] 28–29 July
Florence[12] 20–21 October
26 1935 Florence 28–29 July
Milan[14] 13 October
Bologna[12] 19–20 October
27 1936 Bologna 28–29 June
Bologna[12] 31 October-1 November
Parma[14] 4 October
28 1937 Florence[9] 24–25 July
Florence[15] 7–8 August
29 1938 Bologna[9] 23–24 July
Milan[12] 16–17 July
30 1939 Turin[9] 22–23 July
Modena[12] 16–17 September
31 1940 Milan[9] 20–21 July
Turin[12] 5–6 October
32 1941 Turin 19–20 July
Parma[14] 6 July
Piacenza[16] 3 August
Parma[13] 4–5 October
33 1942 Bologna 11–12 July
Parma[14] 14 June
Milan[12] 24–25 October
Parma[17] 8 November
34 1943 Milan 10–11 July
Florence[18] 18 July
1944 not held
35 1945 Bologna[9] 20–21 October
Turin[12] 6–7 October
36 1946 Milan 4–6 October
37 1947 Florence 26–28 September
38 1948 Genoa 24–26 September
39 1949 Bari 23–25 September
40 1950 Turin 29–30 September
41 1951 Milan 28–30 September
42 1952 Bologna 17–19 October
43 1953 Rome 22–27 September
44 1954 Florence 1–3 October
45 1955 Milan 30 September-2 October
46 1956 Rome 28–30 September
47 1957 Bologna 13–15 September
48 1958 Rome 12–14 September
49 1959 Rome 23–25 September
50 1960 Bologna 23-25 September
Genoa[19] 22–23 October
51 1961 Turin 22–24 September
52 1962 Naples 12–14 October
53 1963 Trieste 19–21 July
54 1964 Milan 27–29 June
55 1965 Rome 9–11 July
56 1966 Florence 8–10 July
57 1967 Bologna 7–9 July
58 1968 Trieste 5–7 July
59 1969 Milan 27–29 June
60 1970 Rome 14–15 July
61 1971 Rome 7–8 July
62 1972 Rome 12–13 July
63 1973 Rome 10–11 July
64 1974 Rome 30 July-1 August
65 1975 Florence 22–24 July
66 1976 Turin 6–8 July
67 1977 Rome 26–27 July
68 1978 Rome 25–26 July
69 1979 Rome 16–18 July
70 1980 Turin 24–26 July
71 1981 Turin 14–15 July
72 1982 Rome 20–21 July
73 1983 Rome 19–20 July
74 1984 Rome 10–11 July
75 1985 Rome 9–11 July
Salerno[14] 28 April
76 1986 Turin 22–24 July
77 1987 Rome 28–30 July
78 1988 Milan 6–8 September
79 1989 Cesenatico 25–26 July
80 1990 Pescara 12–13 September
81 1991 Turin 11–12 June
82 1992 Bologna 23–24 June
83 1993 Bologna 2–3 August
84 1994 Naples 2–3 July
85 1995 Cesenatico 1–2 July
86 1996 Bologna 24–26 May
87 1997 Milan 4–6 July
88 1998 Rome 9–10 July
89 1999 Pescara 3–4 July
90 2000 Milan 5–6 September
91 2001 Catania 7–8 July
92 2002 Viareggio 18-21 July
93 2003 Rieti 2-3 August
94 2004 Florence 25-27 June
95 2005 Brixen 25-26 June
96 2006 Turin 7-8 July
97 2007 Padua 26-28 July
98 2008 Cagliari 18-20 July
99 2009 Milan 31 July-2 August
100 2010 Grosseto 30 June-1 July
101 2011 Turin 25–26 June
102 2012 Brixen 6–8 July
103 2013 Milan 26–28 July
104 2014 Rovereto 18–20 July
105 2015 Turin 24–26 July
106 2016 Rieti 24–26 June
107 2017 Trieste 30 June-1 July
108 2018 Pescara 7–9 September
109 2019 Brixen 26–28 July
110 2020 Padua and Modena[20] 28–30 August
111 2021 Rovereto[21] 25–27 June
112 2022 Rieti 24-26 June
113 2023 Molfetta 28–30 July
114 2024 La Spezia 29–30 June

Championship records

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  Championship records fixed from 2020 to 2024.

Men

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Event Performance Athlete Date Championships Place Notes Ref
100 m 10.01 Marcell Jacobs 26 June 2021 2021 Championships Rovereto (wind: -1.0 m/s) [22]
200 m 20.30 Pietro Mennea 27 July 1977 1977 Championships Rome (wind: -0.5 m/s) [23]
400 m 45.12 Matteo Galvan 25 June 2016 2016 Championships Rieti [24]
800 m 1:45.3 Carlo Grippo 7 July 1976 1976 Championships Turin [25]
1500 m 3:38.24 Alessandro Lambruschini 2 August 1993 Bologna [26]
5000 m 13:30.26 Alberto Cova 2 July 1985 1985 Championships Rome [27]
10,000 m 28:00.20 Francesco Panetta 24 July 1986 1986 Championships Turin [28]
110 m hurdles 13.18 Lorenzo Simonelli 29 June 2024 2024 Championships La Spezia (wind: -1.3 m/s) [22]
400 m hurdles 48.33 Fabrizio Mori 26 May 1996 Bologna [29]
3000 m steeplechase 8:17.65 Ala Zoghlami 27 June 2021 2021 Championships Rovereto [30]
High jump 2.36 m Gianmarco Tamberi 26 June 2016 2016 Championships Rieti [24]
Pole vault 5.75 m Fabio Pizzolato 6 July 1995 Milan NR
Long jump 8.21 m Andrew Howe 27 July 2007 2007 Championships Padua (wind: +1.4 m/s)[31] [32]
Triple jump 17.39 m Daniele Greco 8 July 2012 2012 Championships Brixen (wind: +1.1 m/s)[33] [34]
Shot put 22.11 m Leonardo Fabbri 30 June 2024 2024 Championships La Spezia [35]
Discus throw 64.26 m Luciano Zerbini 2 August 1993 Bologna [36]
Hammer throw 80.98 m Loris Paoluzzi 4 July 1999 Pescara [37]
Javelin throw 80.35 m Roberto Orlando 26 June 2021 2021 Championships Rovereto [38] [22]
Half marathon 1:00:47 Giuliano Battocletti 29 September 2002 Udine [39]
Marathon 2:10:30 Migidio Bourifa 18 March 2007 2007 Championships Rome [40] [41]
20 km race walk 1:19:49 Marco Giungi 7 April 2002 Grosseto [42]
50 km race walk 3:36:04 Alex Schwazer 11 February 2007 2007 Championships Rosignano current NR [43]
Decathlon 8069 pts Beniamino Poserina 18 May 1997 Desenzano [44]

Women

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Event Performance Athlete Date Championships Place Notes Ref
100 m 11.20 Zaynab Dosso 29 June 2024 2024 Championships La Spezia (wind: +0.8 m/s) [45]
200 m 22.89 Gloria Hooper 26 June 2016 2016 Championships Rieti (wind: +1.4 m/s) [46]
Dalia Kaddari 27 June 2021 2021 Championships Rovereto (wind: +0.1 m/s) [30]
400 m 50.55 Libania Grenot 19 July 2014 2014 Championships Rovereto [47]
800 m 2:00.35 Gabriella Dorio 20 July 1982 1982 Championships Rome [48]
1500 m 4:03.27 Gabriella Dorio 15 July 1981 1981 Championships Turin [49]
5000 m 15:22.45 Veronica Inglese 25 June 2016 2016 Championships Rieti [50]
10,000 m 31:53.55 Maria Guida 5 May 1996 Pietrasanta [51]
100 m hurdles 12.87 Giada Carmassi 29 June 2024 2024 Championships La Spezia (wind: +0.4 m/s) [22]
400 m hurdles 54.22 Ayomide Folorunso 30 July 2023 2023 Championships Molfetta current NR [52]
3000 m steeplechase 9.51.89 Isabel Mattuzzi 9 September 2018 2018 Championships Pescara [53]
High jump 2.01 m Antonietta Di Martino 30 June 2010 2010 Championships Grosseto [54]
Pole vault 4.60 m Anna Giordano Bruno 2 August 2009 2009 Championships Milan [55]
Roberta Bruni 30 July 2023 2023 Championships Molfetta
Long jump 6.93 m Fiona May 25 May 1996 Bologna 7.12 (wind: +3.4 m/s) [56]
Triple jump 14.62 m Simona La Mantia 26 June 2005 2005 Championships Brixen (wind: +1.3 m/s) [57]
Shot put 19.13 m Chiara Rosa 28 July 2007 2007 Championships Padua [58]
Discus throw 63.25 m Daisy Osakue 29 July 2023 2023 Championships Molfetta [59]
Hammer throw 73.59 m Ester Balassini 25 June 2005 2005 Championships Brixen [60]
Javelin throw 63.82 m Claudia Coslovich 8 July 2001 Catania [61] [62]
10 km walk (road) 41:28 Antonella Palmisano 18 October 2020 2020 Championships Modena current NB [63]

Multi winners

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Further information: List of Italian Athletics Championships winners
  Still active

Updated to 2024 Italian Athletics Championships (June 2024).

Men

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Angiolo Profeti (shot put) and Adolfo Consolini (discus throw), with their 15 outdoor titles, are those who have won the highest number in a single specialty.[64]

Titles Athlete Events
40 Abdon Pamich 10000 walk (13), 20 km walk (13), 50 km walk (14)
34 Antonio Ambu 5000 m (6), 10000 m (7), Marathon (7), Half marathon (7), cross country (7)
28 Giovanni De Benedictis 10000 walk (8), 20 km walk (8), 50 km walk (2), 5000 m walk indoor (10)
Nicola Vizzoni Hammer (14), Hammer winters (14)
26 Giuseppe Dordoni 10000 walk (11), 20 km walk (10), 50 km walk (5)
Paolo Dal Soglio Shot put (12), Shot put indoor (14)
24 Adolfo Contoli 110 m hs (5), 400 m hs (2), Pole vault (1), Long jump (2), Standing HJ (3), Standing LJ (3), Standing TJ (3), Pentathlon (4), Decathlon (1)
23 Fabrizio Donato Triple jump (8), Long jump indoor (3), Triple jump indoor (12)
21 Maurizio Damilano 10000 walk (7), 20 km walk (10), 50 km walk (3), 5000 m walk indoor (1)
18 Marco Lingua Hammer (8), Hammer winters (10)
17 Luigi Facelli 400 m (2), 110 m hs (2), 400 m hs (11), Triple jump (2)
16 Pietro Mennea 100 m (3), 200 m (11), 60 m indoor (1), 400 m indoor (1)
Dario Badinelli Triple jump (10), Triple jump indoor (6)
Vittorio Visini 20 km walk (1), 50 km walk (7), 5000 m walk indoor (8)
Angiolo Profeti Shot put (15), Discus (1)
15 Giuseppe Lippi 5000 m (1), 10000 m (2), 3000 steeplechase (5), cross country (7)
Giuseppe Beviacqua 5000 m (6), 10000 m (7), cross country (2)
Adolfo Consolini Discus (15)

Women

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Agnese Maffeis (38) and Marisa Masullo (30) are the Italian women multi winners.[64]

Titles Athlete Events
38 Agnese Maffeis Shot put (5), Discus (14), Shot put indoor (9), Discus winter (10)
30 Marisa Masullo 100 m (11), 200 m (10), 60 m indoor (6), 200 m indoor (3)
30 Chiara Rosa Shot put (18), Shot put indoor (12)
26 Donata Govoni 100 m (7), 200 m (5), 400 m (7), 800 m (2), Cross country (1), 400 m indoor (2), 800 m indoor (2)
25 Sara Simeoni High jump (14), Pentathlon (1), High jump indoor (10)
23 Gabriella Dorio 800 m (7), 1500 m (10), 800 m indoor (2), 1500 m indoor (2), Cross country (2)
22 Agnese Possamai 800 m (2), 3000 m (5), 1500 m indoor (5), 3000 m indoor (3), Cross country (7)
20 Claudia Coslovich Javelin (13), Javelin winter (7)
Amelia Piccinini Shot put (12), Long jump (4), Pentathlon (4)
19 Erica Rossi 400 m (11), 800 m (1), 200 m indoor (2), 400 m indoor (6)
Paola Pigni 400 m (2), 800 m (6), 1500 m (4), 3000 m (1), Cross country (6)
Claudia Testoni 60 m (1), 80 m (1), 100 m (3), 200 m (2), 80 m hs (5), Long jump (7)
18 Antonella Capriotti Long jump (8), Triple jump (9), 60 m indoor (1), Long jump indoor (5)
Giuseppina Leone 100 m (9), 200 m (9)
Magalì Vettorazzo 100 m hs (7), Long jump (4) Pentathlon (7)
17 Zahra Bani Javelin (8), Javelin winter (9)

Italian Winter Throwing Championships

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The Italian Winter Throwing Championships (Campionati italiani invernali di lanci), are the Italian championships of three of the throwing events in athletics (the discus throw, hammer throw, and javelin throw), which, for logistical reasons, do not have an indoor championship.[65] The fourth throwing event in track and field, shot put, is included in the Italian Athletics Indoor Championships instead.

The championships are organized by FIDAL (Italian Athletics Federation) since 1984.[66] The 2022 edition was held in Mariano Comense.[67] Focus was upon Sara Fantini, female hammer thrower, who had recently thrown 72.61 meters, close to the Italian women's national record of 73.59 meters (achieved by Ester Balassini in 2005).[68] She did win, but with a best throw of 68.18 meters.

Winter is not the only period of competitive throwing in Italy, at least not when international competitions are held in the nation. Notably, at the 2007 IAAF Golden League in Rome, French high jumper Salim Sdiri was hit by a javelin.[69] In 2010, IAAF's Golden League was replaced by World Athletics' Diamond League, which provides perhaps the highest level of competition in outdoor track and field. The Diamond League's annual Golden Gala, which includes all four throwing events, has been held every year from 2010 to 2022 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, with exception that in 2021 it was held in Florence.

Venues

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Year Venue Date
1984 Palermo 26 February
1985 Palermo 6 March
1986 Tirrenia 1 March
1987 Formia 28 February
1988 Palermo (men) 13 March
Latina (women) 6 March
1989 Tirrenia 25 February
1990 Tirrenia 25 February
1991 Tirrenia 10 March
1992 Tirrenia 8 March
1993 Tirrenia 7 March
1994 Tirrenia 6 March
1995 Schio 4 March
1996 Tirrenia 24 February
1997 Rome 9 March
1998 Vigna di Valle 21–22 February
1999 Vigna di Valle 27–28 February
2000 Ascoli Piceno 26–27 February
2001 Pietrasanta 3–4 March
2002 Ascoli Piceno 2–3 March
2003 Gioia Tauro 15–16 February
2004 Ascoli Piceno 28–29 February
2005 Vigna di Valle 26–27 February
2006 Ascoli Piceno 4–5 March
2007 Bari 3–4 March
2008 San Benedetto del Tronto 23–24 February
2009 Bari 28 February-1 March
2010 San Benedetto del Tronto 6–7 March
2011 Viterbo[70] 12–13 March
2012 Lucca 25–26 February
2013 Lucca 23–24 February
2014 Lucca 22–23 February
2015 Lucca 21–22 February
2016 Lucca 20–21 February
2017 Rieti 25–26 February
2018 Rieti[71] 24–25 February
2019 Lucca[72] 23–24 February
2020 Lucca 7–8 March (cancelled due COVID-19)[73]
2021 Molfetta 27–28 February[74]
2022 Mariano Comense 26–27 February[75]
2023 Rieti 25–26 February
2024 Mariano Comense 24-25 February

Winners

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Men

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In bold the record of Championships

Year Discus throw Hammer throw Javelin throw
Athlete Measure Athlete Measure Athlete Measure
1984 Marco Bucci 65.16 Orlando Bianchini 76.00 Alberto Serrani 64.14
1985 Marco Martino 61.48 Lucio Serrani 71.32 Fabio De Gaspari 74.90
1986 Marco Martino (2) 61.04 Lucio Serrani (2) 67.32 not disputed
1987 Marco Martino (3) 61.52 Enrico Sgrulletti 73.00 Riccardo Coppoli 59.24
1988 Marco Martino (4) 59.58 Enrico Sgrulletti (2) 72.42 Ivan Soffiato 69.00
1989 Marco Martino (5) 61.48 Giuliano Zanello 76.04 Riccardo Mannelli 59.40
1990 Luciano Zerbini 62.22 Enrico Sgrulletti (3) 71.38 Sergio Visentini 72.36
1991 Marco Martino (6) 60.10 Nicola Sundas 68.30 Agostino Ghesini 69.92
1992 Adriano Coos 56.48 Emilio Calabrò 69.38 Fabio De Gaspari (2) 72.74
1993 Marco Martino (7) 59.06 Emilio Calabrò (2) 74.06 Ivan Soffiato (2) 69.16
1994 Alessandro Urlando 55.46 Nicola Vizzoni 70.68 Marco Belletti 72.92
1995 Diego Fortuna 58.50 Giovanni Sanguin 70.78 Daniele Ferazzuto 70.50
1996 Marco Martino (8) 58.60 Enrico Sgrulletti (4) 75.42 Armin Kerer 69.80
1997 Alessandro Urlando (2) 56.78 Enrico Sgrulletti (5) 81.64 Alberto Desiderio 71.54
1998 Diego Fortuna (2) 57.93 Nicola Vizzoni (2) 75.30 Carlo Sonego 77.07
1999 Diego Fortuna (3) 63.13 Nicola Vizzoni (3) 77.36 Alberto Desiderio (2) 77.76
2000 Diego Fortuna (4) 62.82 Nicola Vizzoni (4) 77.65 Armin Kerer (2) 72.00
2001 Cristiano Andrei 60.75 Nicola Vizzoni (5) 78.14 Alberto Desiderio (3) 76.42
2002 Stefano Lomater 62.12 Nicola Vizzoni (6) 75.54 Alberto Desiderio (4) 74.96
2003 Diego Fortuna (5) 59.36 Nicola Vizzoni (7) 74.35 Alberto Desiderio (5) 75.10
2004 Stefano Lomater (2) 58.91 Nicola Vizzoni (8) 75.90 Alberto Pignata 76.27
2005 Cristiano Andrei (2) 54.47 Marco Lingua 72.90 Alberto Pignata (2) 77.62
2006 Cristiano Andrei (3) 59.16 Marco Lingua (2) 75.02 Francesco Pignata 75.27
2007 Hannes Kirchler 61.45 Marco Lingua (3) 76.49 Francesco Pignata (2) 76.27
2008 Diego Fortuna (6) 60.45 Nicola Vizzoni (9) 76.45 Francesco Pignata (3) 70.51
2009 Giovanni Faloci 60.38 Nicola Vizzoni (10) 75.95 Emanuele Sabbio 70.20
2010 Giovanni Faloci (2) 61.09 Nicola Vizzoni (11) 77.38 Gianluca Tamberi 70.37
2011 [76] Federico Apolloni 57.16 Nicola Vizzoni (12) 73.26 Leonardo Gottardo 75.83
2012 Giovanni Faloci (3) 59.95 Lorenzo Povegliano 75.50 Norbert Bonvecchio 73.16
2013 [77] Eduardo Albertazzi 61.55 Nicola Vizzoni (13) 72.90 Leonardo Gottardo (2) 72.18
2014 Hannes Kirchler (2) 58.53 Nicola Vizzoni (14) 74.83 Norbert Bonvecchio (2) 73.41
2015 Federico Apolloni (2) 59.93 Marco Lingua (4) 70.76 Norbert Bonvecchio (3) 77.04
2016 Giovanni Faloci (4) 59.52 Marco Lingua (5) 75.87 Antonio Fent 77.94
2017 Hannes Kirchler (3) 59.27 Marco Lingua (6) 75.61 Mauro Fraresso 74.11
2018 Federico Apolloni (3) 57.33 Marco Lingua (7) 74.62 Mauro Fraresso (2) 77.84
2019 Giovanni Faloci (5) 60.96 Marco Lingua (8) 73.56 Mauro Fraresso (3) 81.79
2020 Cancelled due COVID-19
2021 Nazzareno Di Marco 59.08 Marco Lingua (9) 70.98 Roberto Orlando 73.67
2022 Nazzareno Di Marco (2) 59.10 Giorgio Olivieri 74.39 Roberto Orlando (2) 74.82
2023 Giovanni Faloci (6) 57.89 Giorgio Olivieri (2) 73.03 Simone Comini 72.65
2024 Alessio Mannucci 61.83 Marco Lingua (10) 71.04 Michele Fina 71.95

Women

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In bold the record of Championships

Year Hammer throw Discus throw Javelin throw
Athlete Measure Athlete Measure Athlete Measure
1984 not
yet
established 		Renata Scaglia 52.16 Ambra Giacchetti 55.46
1985 not disputed Valeria Pollacci 44.74
1986 Agnese Maffeis 48.58 not disputed
1987 Maria Marello 51.88 Ambra Giacchetti (2) 49.00
1988 Marcella Masper 48.06 Marinella Ambrosio 48.72
1989 Maria Marello (2) 52.42 Claudia Gigliozzi 46.80
1990 Maria Marello (3) 52.42 Gloria Crippa 51.44
1991 Maria Marello (4) 54.64 Marinella Ambrosio (2) 49.86
1992 Agnese Maffeis (2) 53.64 Claudia Gigliozzi (2) 50.38
1993 Maria Marello (5) 50.54 Veronica Becuzzi 54.00
1994 Alessandra Coaccioli 45.66 Agnese Maffeis (3) 60.66 Sabina Guarnelli 52.60
1995 Monica Torazzi 43.50 Maria Marello (6) 53.44 Claudia Coslovich 59.22
1996 Maria Tranchina 52.16 Agnese Maffeis (4) 56.98 Cinzia Dallona 54.00
1997 Monica Torazzi (2) 57.52 Donatella Rigamonti 51.26 Claudia Gigliozzi (3) 51.22
1998 Ester Balassini 58.23 Agnese Maffeis (5) 58.76 Claudia Coslovich (2) 62.80
1999 Ester Balassini (2) 59.61 Agnese Maffeis (6) 54.77 Tiziana Rocco 57.27
2000 Ester Balassini (3) 61.13 Giorgia Baratella 52.76 Claudia Coslovich (3) 61.16
2001 Ester Balassini (4) 65.35 Agnese Maffeis (7) 52.59 Claudia Coslovich (4) 60.11
2002 Ester Balassini (5) 66.10 Agnese Maffeis (8) 57.04 Claudia Coslovich (5) 61.82
2003 Ester Balassini (6) 67.36 Agnese Maffeis (9) 54.65 Elisabetta Marin 57.57
2004 Ester Balassini (7) 67.86 Agnese Maffeis (10) 52.44 Claudia Coslovich (6) 56.57
2005 Ester Balassini (8) 70.02 Giorgia Baratella 52.57 Elisabetta Marin (2) 56.14
2006 Ester Balassini (9) 72.11 Giorgia Godino 53.41 Zahra Bani 55.91
2007 Clarissa Claretti 71.27 Cristina Checchi 57.17 Claudia Coslovich (7) 56.02
2008 Ester Balassini (10) 70.24 Laura Bordignon 59.21 Zahra Bani (2) 59.52
2009 Silvia Salis 67.63 Laura Bordignon (2) 57.84 Zahra Bani (3) 52.99
2010 [78] Silvia Salis (2) 71.25 Laura Bordignon (3) 59.02 Zahra Bani (4) 58.75
2011 [79] Silvia Salis (3) 67.45 Laura Bordignon (4) 52.57 Zahra Bani (5) 58.54
2012 Silvia Salis (4) 70.20 Laura Bordignon (5) 54.29 Zahra Bani (6) 57.81
2013 Elisa Magni 61.48 Valentina Aniballi 52.68 Zahra Bani (7) 51.93
2014 Silvia Salis (5) 70.48 Laura Bordignon (6) 53.49 Sara Jemai 52.92
2015 Silvia Salis (6) 69.36 Stefania Strumillo 54.88 Zahra Bani (8) 52.63
2016 Elisa Palmieri 65.75 Natalina Capoferri 54.46 Sara Jemai (2) 52.20
2017 Sara Fantini 67.28 Valentina Aniballi (2) 52.92 Zahra Bani (9) 57.87
2018 Sara Fantini (2) 56.60 Giada Andreutti 56.60 Sara Jemai (3) 55.35
2019 Sara Fantini (3) 65.87 Giada Andreutti (2) 56.10 Sara Jemai (4) 56.54
2020 Cancelled due COVID-19
2021 Sara Fantini (4) 69.71 Stefania Strumillo (2) 53.39 Sara Jemai (5) 53.64
2022 Sara Fantini (5) 68.18 Daisy Osakue 61.63 Carolina Visca 55.81
2023 Sara Fantini (6) 72.51 Daisy Osakue (2) 56.06 Sara Jemai (6) 55.32
2024 Sara Fantini (7) 68.28 Daisy Osakue (3) 59.98 Paola Padovan 54.52

See also

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References

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  10. ^ In 1923 was held the first female edition.
  11. ^ Women competitions (8 events).
  12. ^ a b c d e f g h i Decathlon
  13. ^ a b Decathlon and 3000 metres steeplechase.
  14. ^ a b c d e Relays
  15. ^ Decathlon, triiple jump, 3000 metres steeplechase.
  16. ^ 10,000 metres
  17. ^ 3000 metres steeplechase.
  18. ^ 10,000 metres and relays.
  19. ^ Decathlon, relays and 3000 metres steeplechase.
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  31. ^ Howe won the race with 8.40 m (wind: +2.4 m/s)
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  33. ^ Greco won the race with 17.67 m (wind: +3.4 m/s)
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  38. ^ With new javelin redesigns in use from 1 April 1986.
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  40. ^ Danilo Goffi (2:09:26 in 1995) and Salvatore Bettiol (2:10:01 in 1987) have run faster times but over unverified distances.
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  61. ^ With new javelin redesigns in use from 1999 edition.
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