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Italian Athletics Championships

Italian annual national championships in athletics

Summary

Italian annual national championships in athletics

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titleItalian Athletics Championships
Campionati italiani assoluti di atletica leggera
inaugural1906 Italian Athletics Championships
current_season2025 Italian Athletics Championships
related_compsIndoor Championships
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Campionati italiani assoluti di atletica leggera

The Italian Athletics Championships () 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; 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).

Editions

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.

The number of editions refers to the male ones, the female ones are 19 less. 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.

#YearVenueDate
UPT & UPI Championships}}1898Turin2 October
1899Turin1 October
1900Turin8–9 September
1901Turin15 September
1902Turin21 September
1903Alba20 September
1904not held
1905Vercelli18 June
1906Turin30 September
Milan21 October
1907Rome17–18 September
1908Rome31 May-3 June
1909Rome4–5 June
1910Milan8–9 October
1911Rome7–9 September
1912Verona16–19 May
1913Milan20–21 September
1914Milan26–27 September
1915/18not held
1919Milan11–12 October
1920Rome18–20 September
Milan2–3 October
1921Bologna18–20 September
1922Busto Arsizio16–17 September
Milan23–24 September
1923Bologna20–24 June
Milan6 May
1924Bologna20–21 September
1925Bologna28–29 September
1926Naples12–13 June
1927Bologna1–20 September
1928Milan30 June-1 July
1929Bologna21–22 September
1930Udine26–27 June
1931Milan24–31 May
1932Pisa18 September
Bologna1 October
Florence12–13 November
1933Florence29–30 July
Genoa28–29 October
1934Milan28–29 July
Florence20–21 October
1935Florence28–29 July
Milan13 October
Bologna19–20 October
1936Bologna28–29 June
Bologna31 October-1 November
Parma4 October
1937Florence24–25 July
Florence7–8 August
1938Bologna23–24 July
Milan16–17 July
1939Turin22–23 July
Modena16–17 September
1940Milan20–21 July
Turin5–6 October
1941Turin19–20 July
Parma6 July
Piacenza3 August
Parma4–5 October
1942Bologna11–12 July
Parma14 June
Milan24–25 October
Parma8 November
1943Milan10–11 July
Florence18 July
1944not held
1945Bologna20–21 October
Turin6–7 October
1946Milan4–6 October
1947Florence26–28 September
1948Genoa24–26 September
1949Bari23–25 September
1950Turin29–30 September
1951Milan28–30 September
1952Bologna17–19 October
1953Rome22–27 September
1954Florence1–3 October
1955Milan30 September-2 October
1956Rome28–30 September
1957Bologna13–15 September
1958Rome12–14 September
1959Rome23–25 September
1960Bologna23-25 September
Genoa22–23 October
1961Turin22–24 September
1962Naples12–14 October
1963Trieste19–21 July
1964Milan27–29 June
1965Rome9–11 July
1966Florence8–10 July
1967Bologna7–9 July
1968Trieste5–7 July
1969Milan27–29 June
1970Rome14–15 July
1971Rome7–8 July
1972Rome12–13 July
1973Rome10–11 July
1974Rome30 July-1 August
1975Florence22–24 July
1976Turin6–8 July
1977Rome26–27 July
1978Rome25–26 July
1979Rome16–18 July
1980Turin24–26 July
1981Turin14–15 July
1982Rome20–21 July
1983Rome19–20 July
1984Rome10–11 July
1985Rome9–11 July
Salerno28 April
1986Turin22–24 July
1987Rome28–30 July
1988Milan6–8 September
1989Cesenatico25–26 July
1990Pescara12–13 September
1991Turin11–12 June
1992Bologna23–24 June
1993Bologna2–3 August
1994Naples2–3 July
1995Cesenatico1–2 July
1996Bologna24–26 May
1997Milan4–6 July
1998Rome9–10 July
1999Pescara3–4 July
2000Milan5–6 September
2001Catania7–8 July
2002Viareggio18-21 July
2003Rieti2-3 August
2004Florence25-27 June
2005Brixen25-26 June
2006Turin7-8 July
2007Padua26-28 July
2008Cagliari18-20 July
2009Milan31 July-2 August
2010Grosseto30 June-1 July
2011Turin25–26 June
2012Brixen6–8 July
2013Milan26–28 July
2014Rovereto18–20 July
2015Turin24–26 July
2016Rieti24–26 June
2017Trieste30 June-1 July
2018Pescara7–9 September
2019Brixen26–28 July
2020Padua and Modena28–30 August
2021Rovereto25–27 June
2022Rieti24-26 June
2023Molfetta28–30 July
2024La Spezia29–30 June

Championship records

Men

EventPerformanceAthleteDateChampionshipsPlaceNotesRef.
100 m10.01Marcell Jacobs26 June 20212021 ChampionshipsRovereto(wind: -1.0 m/s)
200 m20.30Pietro Mennea27 July 19771977 ChampionshipsRome(wind: -0.5 m/s)
400 m45.12Matteo Galvan25 June 20162016 ChampionshipsRieti
800 m1:45.3Carlo Grippo7 July 19761976 ChampionshipsTurin
1500 m3:38.24Alessandro Lambruschini2 August 1993Bologna
5000 m13:30.26Alberto Cova2 July 19851985 ChampionshipsRome
10,000 m28:00.20Francesco Panetta24 July 19861986 ChampionshipsTurin
110 m hurdles13.18Lorenzo Simonelli29 June 20242024 ChampionshipsLa Spezia(wind: -1.3 m/s)
400 m hurdles48.33Fabrizio Mori26 May 1996Bologna
3000 m steeplechase8:17.65Ala Zoghlami27 June 20212021 ChampionshipsRovereto
High jump2.36 mGianmarco Tamberi26 June 20162016 ChampionshipsRieti
Pole vault5.75 mFabio Pizzolato6 July 1995Milan
Long jump8.21 mAndrew Howe27 July 20072007 ChampionshipsPadua(wind: +1.4 m/s)
Triple jump17.39 mDaniele Greco8 July 20122012 ChampionshipsBrixen(wind: +1.1 m/s)
Shot put22.11 mLeonardo Fabbri30 June 20242024 ChampionshipsLa Spezia
Discus throw64.26 mLuciano Zerbini2 August 1993Bologna
Hammer throw80.98 mLoris Paoluzzi4 July 1999Pescara
Javelin throw80.35 mRoberto Orlando26 June 20212021 ChampionshipsRovereto
Half marathon1:00:47Giuliano Battocletti29 September 2002Udine
Marathon2:10:30Migidio Bourifa18 March 20072007 ChampionshipsRome
20 km race walk1:19:49Marco Giungi7 April 2002Grosseto
50 km race walk3:36:04Alex Schwazer11 February 20072007 ChampionshipsRosignanocurrent
Decathlon8069 ptsBeniamino Poserina18 May 1997Desenzano

Women

EventPerformanceAthleteDateChampionshipsPlaceNotesRef.
100 m11.20Zaynab Dosso29 June 20242024 ChampionshipsLa Spezia(wind: +0.8 m/s)
200 m22.89Gloria Hooper26 June 20162016 ChampionshipsRieti(wind: +1.4 m/s)
Dalia Kaddari27 June 20212021 ChampionshipsRovereto(wind: +0.1 m/s)
400 m50.55Libania Grenot19 July 20142014 ChampionshipsRovereto
800 m2:00.35Gabriella Dorio20 July 19821982 ChampionshipsRome
1500 m4:03.27Gabriella Dorio15 July 19811981 ChampionshipsTurin
5000 m15:22.45Veronica Inglese25 June 20162016 ChampionshipsRieti
10,000 m31:53.55Maria Guida5 May 1996Pietrasanta
100 m hurdles12.87Giada Carmassi29 June 20242024 ChampionshipsLa Spezia(wind: +0.4 m/s)
400 m hurdles54.22Ayomide Folorunso30 July 20232023 ChampionshipsMolfettacurrent
3000 m steeplechase9.51.89Isabel Mattuzzi9 September 20182018 ChampionshipsPescara
High jump2.01 mAntonietta Di Martino30 June 20102010 ChampionshipsGrosseto
Pole vault4.60 mAnna Giordano Bruno2 August 20092009 ChampionshipsMilan
Roberta Bruni30 July 20232023 ChampionshipsMolfetta
Long jump6.93 mFiona May25 May 1996Bologna7.12 (wind: +3.4 m/s)
Triple jump14.62 mSimona La Mantia26 June 20052005 ChampionshipsBrixen(wind: +1.3 m/s)
Shot put19.13 mChiara Rosa28 July 20072007 ChampionshipsPadua
Discus throw63.25 mDaisy Osakue29 July 20232023 ChampionshipsMolfetta
Hammer throw73.59 mEster Balassini25 June 20052005 ChampionshipsBrixen
Javelin throw63.82 mClaudia Coslovich8 July 2001Catania
10 km walk (road)41:28Antonella Palmisano18 October 20202020 ChampionshipsModenacurrent

Multi winners

Updated to 2024 Italian Athletics Championships (June 2024).

Men

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.

TitlesAthleteEvents
40Abdon Pamich10000 walk (13), 20 km walk (13), 50 km walk (14)
34Antonio Ambu5000 m (6), 10000 m (7), Marathon (7), Half marathon (7), cross country (7)
28Giovanni De Benedictis10000 walk (8), 20 km walk (8), 50 km walk (2), 5000 m walk indoor (10)
Nicola VizzoniHammer (14), Hammer winters (14)
26Giuseppe Dordoni10000 walk (11), 20 km walk (10), 50 km walk (5)
Paolo Dal SoglioShot put (12), Shot put indoor (14)
24Adolfo Contoli110 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)
23Fabrizio DonatoTriple jump (8), Long jump indoor (3), Triple jump indoor (12)
21Maurizio Damilano10000 walk (7), 20 km walk (10), 50 km walk (3), 5000 m walk indoor (1)
18Marco LinguaHammer (8), Hammer winters (10)
17Luigi Facelli400 m (2), 110 m hs (2), 400 m hs (11), Triple jump (2)
16Pietro Mennea100 m (3), 200 m (11), 60 m indoor (1), 400 m indoor (1)
Dario BadinelliTriple jump (10), Triple jump indoor (6)
Vittorio Visini20 km walk (1), 50 km walk (7), 5000 m walk indoor (8)
Angiolo ProfetiShot put (15), Discus (1)
15Giuseppe Lippi5000 m (1), 10000 m (2), 3000 steeplechase (5), cross country (7)
Giuseppe Beviacqua5000 m (6), 10000 m (7), cross country (2)
Adolfo ConsoliniDiscus (15)

Women

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

TitlesAthleteEvents
38Agnese MaffeisShot put (5), Discus (14), Shot put indoor (9), Discus winter (10)
30Marisa Masullo100 m (11), 200 m (10), 60 m indoor (6), 200 m indoor (3)
30Chiara RosaShot put (18), Shot put indoor (12)
26Donata Govoni100 m (7), 200 m (5), 400 m (7), 800 m (2), Cross country (1), 400 m indoor (2), 800 m indoor (2)
25Sara SimeoniHigh jump (14), Pentathlon (1), High jump indoor (10)
23Gabriella Dorio800 m (7), 1500 m (10), 800 m indoor (2), 1500 m indoor (2), Cross country (2)
22Agnese Possamai800 m (2), 3000 m (5), 1500 m indoor (5), 3000 m indoor (3), Cross country (7)
20Claudia CoslovichJavelin (13), Javelin winter (7)
Amelia PiccininiShot put (12), Long jump (4), Pentathlon (4)
19Erica Rossi400 m (11), 800 m (1), 200 m indoor (2), 400 m indoor (6)
Paola Pigni400 m (2), 800 m (6), 1500 m (4), 3000 m (1), Cross country (6)
Claudia Testoni60 m (1), 80 m (1), 100 m (3), 200 m (2), 80 m hs (5), Long jump (7)
18Antonella CapriottiLong jump (8), Triple jump (9), 60 m indoor (1), Long jump indoor (5)
Giuseppina Leone100 m (9), 200 m (9)
Magalì Vettorazzo100 m hs (7), Long jump (4) Pentathlon (7)
17Zahra BaniJavelin (8), Javelin winter (9)

Italian Winter Throwing Championships

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. 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. The 2022 edition was held in Mariano Comense. 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). 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. 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

YearVenueDate
1984Palermo26 February
1985Palermo6 March
1986Tirrenia1 March
1987Formia28 February
1988Palermo (men)13 March
Latina (women)6 March
1989Tirrenia25 February
1990Tirrenia25 February
1991Tirrenia10 March
1992Tirrenia8 March
1993Tirrenia7 March
1994Tirrenia6 March
1995Schio4 March
1996Tirrenia24 February
1997Rome9 March
1998Vigna di Valle21–22 February
1999Vigna di Valle27–28 February
2000Ascoli Piceno26–27 February
2001Pietrasanta3–4 March
2002Ascoli Piceno2–3 March
2003Gioia Tauro15–16 February
2004Ascoli Piceno28–29 February
2005Vigna di Valle26–27 February
2006Ascoli Piceno4–5 March
2007Bari3–4 March
2008San Benedetto del Tronto23–24 February
2009Bari28 February-1 March
2010San Benedetto del Tronto6–7 March
2011Viterbo12–13 March
2012Lucca25–26 February
2013Lucca23–24 February
2014Lucca22–23 February
2015Lucca21–22 February
2016Lucca20–21 February
2017Rieti25–26 February
2018Rieti24–25 February
2019Lucca23–24 February
2020Lucca7–8 March (cancelled due COVID-19)
2021Molfetta27–28 February
2022Mariano Comense26–27 February{{cite weburl=https://www.fidal.it/risultati/2022/COD9820/RESULTSBYEVENT1.htmtitle=CAMPIONATI ITALIANI INVERNALI LANCI ASS-PRO-GIOV (JUN/ALL)
2023Rieti25–26 February
2024Mariano Comense24-25 February

Winners

Men

In bold the record of Championships

YearDiscus throwHammer throwJavelin throw
AthleteMeasureAthleteMeasure
1984Marco Bucci65.16Orlando Bianchini
1985Marco Martino61.48Lucio Serrani
1986Marco Martino (2)61.04Lucio Serrani (2)
1987Marco Martino (3)61.52Enrico Sgrulletti
1988Marco Martino (4)59.58Enrico Sgrulletti (2)
1989Marco Martino (5)61.48Giuliano Zanello
1990Luciano Zerbini62.22Enrico Sgrulletti (3)
1991Marco Martino (6)60.10Nicola Sundas
1992Adriano Coos56.48Emilio Calabrò
1993Marco Martino (7)59.06Emilio Calabrò (2)
1994Alessandro Urlando55.46Nicola Vizzoni
1995Diego Fortuna58.50Giovanni Sanguin
1996Marco Martino (8)58.60Enrico Sgrulletti (4)
1997Alessandro Urlando (2)56.78Enrico Sgrulletti (5)
1998Diego Fortuna (2)57.93Nicola Vizzoni (2)
1999Diego Fortuna (3)63.13Nicola Vizzoni (3)
2000Diego Fortuna (4)62.82Nicola Vizzoni (4)
2001Cristiano Andrei60.75Nicola Vizzoni (5)
2002Stefano Lomater62.12Nicola Vizzoni (6)
2003Diego Fortuna (5)59.36Nicola Vizzoni (7)
2004Stefano Lomater (2)58.91Nicola Vizzoni (8)
2005Cristiano Andrei (2)54.47Marco Lingua
2006Cristiano Andrei (3)59.16Marco Lingua (2)
2007Hannes Kirchler61.45Marco Lingua (3)
2008Diego Fortuna (6)60.45Nicola Vizzoni (9)
2009Giovanni Faloci60.38Nicola Vizzoni (10)
2010Giovanni Faloci (2)61.09Nicola Vizzoni (11)
2011Federico Apolloni57.16Nicola Vizzoni (12)
2012Giovanni Faloci (3)59.95Lorenzo Povegliano
2013Eduardo Albertazzi61.55Nicola Vizzoni (13)
2014Hannes Kirchler (2)58.53Nicola Vizzoni (14)
2015Federico Apolloni (2)59.93Marco Lingua (4)
2016Giovanni Faloci (4)59.52Marco Lingua (5)
2017Hannes Kirchler (3)59.27Marco Lingua (6)
2018Federico Apolloni (3)57.33Marco Lingua (7)
2019Giovanni Faloci (5)60.96Marco Lingua (8)
2020Cancelled due COVID-19
2021Nazzareno Di Marco59.08Marco Lingua (9)
2022Nazzareno Di Marco (2)59.10Giorgio Olivieri
2023Giovanni Faloci (6)57.89Giorgio Olivieri (2)
2024Alessio Mannucci61.83Marco Lingua (10)

Women

In bold the record of Championships

YearHammer throwDiscus throwJavelin throw
AthleteMeasureAthleteMeasure
1984*not
yet
established*Renata Scaglia52.16
1985not disputedValeria Pollacci44.74
1986Agnese Maffeis48.58not disputed
1987Maria Marello51.88Ambra Giacchetti (2)
1988Marcella Masper48.06Marinella Ambrosio
1989Maria Marello (2)52.42Claudia Gigliozzi
1990Maria Marello (3)52.42Gloria Crippa
1991Maria Marello (4)54.64Marinella Ambrosio (2)
1992Agnese Maffeis (2)53.64Claudia Gigliozzi (2)
1993Maria Marello (5)50.54Veronica Becuzzi
1994Alessandra Coaccioli45.66Agnese Maffeis (3)
1995Monica Torazzi43.50Maria Marello (6)
1996Maria Tranchina52.16Agnese Maffeis (4)
1997Monica Torazzi (2)57.52Donatella Rigamonti
1998Ester Balassini58.23Agnese Maffeis (5)
1999Ester Balassini (2)59.61Agnese Maffeis (6)
2000Ester Balassini (3)61.13Giorgia Baratella
2001Ester Balassini (4)65.35Agnese Maffeis (7)
2002Ester Balassini (5)66.10Agnese Maffeis (8)
2003Ester Balassini (6)67.36Agnese Maffeis (9)
2004Ester Balassini (7)67.86Agnese Maffeis (10)
2005Ester Balassini (8)70.02Giorgia Baratella
2006Ester Balassini (9)72.11Giorgia Godino
2007Clarissa Claretti71.27Cristina Checchi
2008Ester Balassini (10)70.24Laura Bordignon
2009Silvia Salis67.63Laura Bordignon (2)
2010Silvia Salis (2)71.25Laura Bordignon (3)
2011Silvia Salis (3)67.45Laura Bordignon (4)
2012Silvia Salis (4)70.20Laura Bordignon (5)
2013Elisa Magni61.48Valentina Aniballi
2014Silvia Salis (5)70.48Laura Bordignon (6)
2015Silvia Salis (6)69.36Stefania Strumillo
2016Elisa Palmieri65.75Natalina Capoferri
2017Sara Fantini67.28Valentina Aniballi (2)
2018Sara Fantini (2)56.60Giada Andreutti
2019Sara Fantini (3)65.87Giada Andreutti (2)
2020Cancelled due COVID-19
2021Sara Fantini (4)69.71Stefania Strumillo (2)
2022Sara Fantini (5)68.18Daisy Osakue
2023Sara Fantini (6)72.51Daisy Osakue (2)
2024Sara Fantini (7)68.28Daisy Osakue (3)

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