Fabio De Gaspari

Personal information

Nationality| Italian
Born| (1966-12-04)4 December 1966
Padua
Sport
Country|  Italy
Sport| Athletics
Event| Javelin throw

Fabio De Gaspari (born 4 December 1966) is a retired javelin thrower from Italy.

## Biography

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He won a total number of nine national titles during his career. His mother, Giancarla Spagolla, was a javelin thrower as well.[citation needed] He competed at the 1983 and 1987 World Championships.

## Achievements

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Year | Competition | Venue | Position | Notes

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Representing  Italy
1987  | World Championships | Rome, Italy | 32nd  | 70.76 m
1989  | National Championships | Cesenatico, Italy | 1st  | 79.30 m (PB)
1991  | Mediterranean Games | Athens, Greece | 2nd  | 73.10 m
1993  | National Championships | Bologna, Italy | 1st  | 79.02 m
Mediterranean Games | Languedoc-Roussillon, France | 2nd  | 77.18 m
World Championships | Stuttgart, Germany | 27th  | 74.34 m

## National titles

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De Gaspari won 11 national championships at individual senior level.[1]

* Italian Athletics Championships
* Javelin throw: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997 (9)

* Italian Winter Throwing Championships
* Javelin throw: 1985, 1992 (2)

## See also

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* Italian all-time lists - Javelin throw

## References

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1. ^ "TUTTI I CAMPIONI ITALIANI 1906-2021" (PDF). sportolimpico.it. 1 January 2021. Retrieved 16 June 2021.

## External links

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* Fabio De Gaspari at World Athletics
* Fabio De Gaspari at the Italian Athletics Federation (in Italian)

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Italian Athletics Champions in men's javelin throw

* 1921–24: Carlo Clemente
* 1925: Giuseppe Palmieri
* 1926–27: Antonio Capecchi
* 1928: Alberto Dominutti
* 1929: Giuseppe Palmieri
* 1930–31: Alberto Dominutti
* 1932: Mario Agosti
* 1933: Luigi Spazzali
* 1934: Bruno Testa
* 1935–36: Mario Agosti
* 1937–38: Bruno Testa
* 1939: Raffaele Drei
* 1940–41: Bruno Rossi
* 1942: Amos Matteucci
* 1943: Raffaele Drei
* 1944: Not held
* 1945–46: Amos Matteucci
* 1947: Bruno Rossi
* 1948–52: Amos Matteucci
* 1953: Gianluigi Farina
* 1954: Francesco Ziggiotti
* 1955: Raffaele Bonaiuto
* 1956: Giovanni Lievore
* 1957: Carlo Lievore
* 1958: Giovanni Lievore
* 1959–61: Carlo Lievore
* 1962: Franco Radman
* 1963: Vanni Rodeghiero
* 1964: Carlo Lievore
* 1965–66: Vanni Rodeghiero
* 1967: Franco Radman
* 1968: Vanni Rodeghiero
* 1969: Carlo Lievore
* 1970–73: Renzo Cramerotti
* 1974: Vanni Rodeghiero
* 1975–77: Renzo Cramerotti
* 1978: Vanni Rodeghiero
* 1979: Vincenzo Marchetti
* 1980: Vanni Rodeghiero
* 1981–84: Agostino Ghesini
* 1985: Fabio Michielon
* 1986: Agostino Ghesini
* 1987–93: Fabio De Gaspari
* 1994: Carlo Sonego
* 1995: Ivan Soffiato
* 1996–97: Fabio De Gaspari
* 1998: Armin Kerer
* 1999: Carlo Sonego
* 2000: Armin Kerer
* 2001: Alberto Desiderio
* 2002: Paolo Valt
* 2003–06: Francesco Pignata
* 2007: Daniele Crivellaro
* 2008–10: Roberto Bertolini
* 2011: Leonardo Gottardo
* 2012: Giacomo Puccini
* 2013–14: Norbert Bonvecchio
* 2014: Roberto Bertolini
* 2016: Norbert Bonvecchio
* 2017–19: Mauro Fraresso
* 2020: Norbert Bonvecchio
* 2021: Roberto Orlando
* 2022: Roberto Orlando
* 2023: Roberto Orlando
* 2024: Giovanni Frattini

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Italian Winter Throwing Champions in men's javelin throw

* 1984: Alberto Serrani
* 1985: Fabio De Gaspari
* 1986: not disputed
* 1987: Riccardo Coppoli
* 1988: Ivan Soffiato
* 1989: Riccardo Mannelli
* 1990: Sergio Visentini
* 1991: Agostino Ghesini
* 1992: Fabio De Gaspari
* 1993: Ivan Soffiato
* 1994: Marco Belletti
* 1995: Daniele Ferazzuto
* 1996: Armin Kerer
* 1997: Alberto Desiderio
* 1998: Carlo Sonego
* 1999: Alberto Desiderio
* 2000: Armin Kerer
* 2001: Alberto Desiderio
* 2002: Alberto Desiderio
* 2003: Alberto Desiderio
* 2004: Alberto Pignata
* 2005: Alberto Pignata
* 2006: Francesco Pignata
* 2007: Francesco Pignata
* 2008: Francesco Pignata
* 2009: Emanuele Sabbio
* 2010: Gianluca Tamberi
* 2011: Leonardo Gottardo
* 2012: Norbert Bonvecchio
* 2013: Leonardo Gottardo
* 2014: Norbert Bonvecchio
* 2015: Norbert Bonvecchio
* 2016: Antonio Fent
* 2017: Mauro Fraresso
* 2018: Mauro Fraresso
* 2019: Mauro Fraresso
* 2020: Cancelled due to COVID-19
* 2021: Roberto Orlando

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