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1 National records  




2 Champions  


2.1  Road events  




2.2  Track & field events  






3 Top ten results in the Italian all-time lists  


3.1  Men  




3.2  Women  






4 See also  




5 References  




6 External links  













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2021 Italian Athletics Championships
Dates
  • 23 January (35 & 50 km racewalk)
  • 6 March (20 km racewalk)
  • 2 May (10,000 m)
  • 25–27 June (track & field)
Host city
VenueQuercia Stadium [it]
LevelSenior
Events42+6

← 2020

2022 →

Chiara Rosa won her 29th senior national title (12winter), Zahra Bani her 17th (9 winter) and Marco Lingua his 16th (9 winter).[1]

The 2021 Italian Athletics Championships was the 111st edition of the Italian Athletics Championships which took place in Rovereto from 25 to 27 June.[2] It is the second edition held in this town, after 2014 edition.

10 km Racewalking will be held in Corso Bettini [it] with arrival outside the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto. However national racewalking titles were also awarded earlier.[3][4] 10,000 m championships were held in Molfetta on 2 May.[5]

National records[edit]

Paolo Dal Molin set national record and also the qualifying standard for Tokyo 2021.

Champions[edit]

Road events[edit]

Date Venue Event Men Time Women Time Notes
23 January Ostia 50 km walk (men) 35 km (women) Teodorico Caporaso 4:01:14 Eleonora Giorgi 3:00:21 [3]
6 March Grottaglie 20 km walk Federico Tontodonati 1:20:12 Eleonora Giorgi 1:28:39 [4]
2 May Molfetta 10,000 m Iliass Aouani 28:26.38 Martina Merlo 34:23.25 [5]
25 June Rovereto 10 km walk Francesco Fortunato 40:02 Nicole Colombi 45:36 [7]
7 November Rome Half marathon Iliass Aouani 1:02:58 Giovanna Epis 1:11:01 [8]
12 December Reggio Emilia Marathon Antonino Lollo 2:16:22 Arianna Lutteri 2:50:09 [9]

Track & field events[edit]

Elena Bellò wins her sixth national 800 m title, two outdoors and four indoors.

In the Quercia Stadium of Rovereto (26 and 27 June).[10]

Note: athletes with a Q are qualified or already qualified for 2020 Olympics with Standard entry. Key:
≠ Athlete without Olympic qualifying standard, not selected
  Athlete without Olympic qualifying standard, invited to Olympics based on world ranking position

Track events
Event Men Performance Women Performance
100 m Marcell JacobsQ 10.01 CR
(-1.0) 		Anna Bongiorni 11.27 PB
(-1.0)
200 m Fausto Desalu 20.38 SB
(-1.8) 		Dalia Kaddari 22.89
(+0.1)
400 m Edoardo Scotti 46.13 Alice Mangione 52.09
800 m Simone Barontini 1:46.13 PB Elena Bellò 2:00.44 PB
1500 m Mohamed Zerrad 3:39.31 Nadia BattoclettiQ 4:09.38 PB
5000 m Pietro Riva 13:52:38 Anna Arnaudo [it] 15:57.69 PB
110/100 m hs Paolo Dal MolinQ 13.27 NR
(+1.2) 		Luminosa BoglioloQ 12.90 CR
(+1.1)
400 m hs Alessandro Sibilio 48.96 PB Eleonora MarchiandoQ 55.16 PB
3000 m st Ala ZoghlamiQ 8:17.65 PB Martina Merlo 10:00.01
4 × 100 m relay Atletica Riccardi
  Alessandro Malvezzi
  Simone Tanzilli
  Diego Marani
  Hillary Wanderson Polanco Rijo		 40.16 Atletica Brescia 1950 [it]
  Chiara Melon
  Gaia Pedreschi
  Alessia Niotta
  Chiara Torrisi		 45.42
4 × 400 m relay Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Azzurre
  Lorenzo Benati
  Simone Barontini
  Lorenzo Veroli
  Brayan Lopez		 3:09.88 CUS Pro Patria Milano
  Ilaria Burattin
  Serena Troiani
  Alexandra Troiani
  Virginia Troiani		 3:31.16
(NR for clubs)
Field events
High jump Marco Fassinotti 2,26 m SB Elena VallortigaraQ 1.88 m SB
Pole vault Ivan De Angelis 5.50 m PB Elisa Molinarolo 4.50 m
Long jump Filippo Randazzo 7.94 m
(+2.6) 		Larissa IapichinoQ 6.42 m
(+0.4)
Triple jump Tobia BocchiQ 17.14 m PB
(+0.1) 		Dariya DerkachQ 14.47 m PB
(+0.5)
Shot put Nick Ponzio[11]Q 20.78 m Chiara Rosa 16.79 m
Discus throw Giovanni FalociQ 60.10 m Daisy Osakue 61.55 m CR
Hammer throw Marco Lingua 74.47 m SB Sara Fantini 70.34 m
Javelin throw Roberto Orlando 80.35 m CR PB Zahra Bani 55.50 m
Combined
Decathlon/Heptathlon Lorenzo Modugno 7303 pts PB Marta Giovannini 5496 pts

Top ten results in the Italian all-time lists[edit]

Dariya Derkach with 14.47 m in triple jump set the Olympic standard for Tokyo 2021.

In this edition of the championships 12 athletes, 6 men and 6 women, have set a top ten all-time performance in the Italian lists.[6][1]

Men[edit]

Event Athlete Performance Rank Notes
110 m hs Paolo Dal Molin 13.27 1 NR CR Olympic standard
Hassane Fofana 13.42 4
400 m hs Alessandro Sibilio 48.96 4
3000 m st Ala Zoghlami 8:17.65 9 CR Olympic standard
Triple jump Tobia Bocchi 17.14 m 8 Olympic standard
Javelin throw Roberto Orlando 80.35 m 7 CR

Women[edit]

Event Athlete Performance Rank Notes
100 m Anna Bongiorni 11.27 5
800 m Elena Bellò 2:00.44 7
Gaia Sabbatini 2:00.75 9
400 m hs Eleonora Marchiando 55.16 5 Olympic standard
Linda Olivieri 55.54 7
Triple jump Dariya Derkach 14.47 m 4 Olympic standard

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "Assoluti: altri 4 azzurri allo standard olimpico" (in Italian). fidal.it. 27 June 2021. Retrieved 28 June 2021.
  • ^ "Rovereto, countdown verso gli assoluti". 19 June 2021.
  • ^ a b "Giorgi campionessa italiana della 35 km" (in Italian). fidal.it. 23 January 2021. Retrieved 2 April 2021.
  • ^ a b "Marcia: 20 km tricolore per Tontodonati e Giorgi" (in Italian). fidal.it. 7 March 2021. Retrieved 2 April 2021.
  • ^ a b "10.000: Aouani e Merlo campioni a Molfetta" (in Italian). fidal.it. 2 May 2021. Retrieved 12 June 2021.
  • ^ a b "Dal Molin record italiano 13.27, Jacobs 10.01!" (in Italian). fidal.it. 26 June 2021. Retrieved 27 June 2021.
  • ^ "Rovereto: la marcia a Fortunato e Colombi" (in Italian). fidal.it. 25 June 2021. Retrieved 26 June 2021.
  • ^ "Mezza: Aouani e Epis campioni italiani". fidal.it (in Italian). 2 November 2021. Retrieved 25 August 2022.
  • ^ "Maratona: i campioni italiani a Reggio Emilia". fidal.it (in Italian). 12 December 2021. Retrieved 25 August 2022.
  • ^ "2021 Italian Athletics Championships - Results" (in Italian). fidal.it. 26 June 2021. Retrieved 27 June 2021.
  • ^ Italian from 15 June 2021.

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