Italy at the 1971 European Athletics Championships

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Italy at the
1971 European Athletics Championships
Flag of Italy.svg
WA codeITA
in Flag of Finland.svg Helsinki
10 August 1971 (1971-08-10) – 15 August 1971 (1971-08-15)
Competitors47
Medals
Ranked 9th
Gold
1
Silver
1
Bronze
3
Total
5
European Athletics Championships appearances (overview)

Italy competed at the 1971 European Athletics Championships in Helsinki, Finland, from 10 to 15 August 1971. [1]

Contents

Medalists

MedalAthleteEvent
Gold medal icon.svg Francesco Arese Men's 1500 m
Silver medal icon.svg Marcello Fiasconaro Men's 400 m
Bronze medal icon.svg Vincenzo Guerini
Pietro Mennea
Pasqualino Abeti
Ennio Preatoni
Men's 4 × 100 m relay
Bronze medal icon.svg Lorenzo Cellerino
Giacomo Puosi
Sergio Bello
Marcello Fiasconaro
Men's 4 × 400 m relay
Bronze medal icon.svg Renato Dionisi Men's pole vault

Results

(36 men, 11 women)

Men

EventAthleteResult
100M Norberto Oliosi elim. in semif. (5. in 1sf with 10.7 / 10.68, 4. in 2b with 10.8 / 10.82)
200M Pietro Mennea 6. with 20.9 / 20.88 (2. in 2sf with 21.2 / 21.23, 2. in 3b with 21.2 / 21.20)
400M Marcello Fiasconaro 2. with 45.5 / 45.49 (3. in 1sf with 46.5 / 46.44, 2. in 1b with 46.5 / 46.49)
Giacomo Puosi elim. in heat (5. in 3b with 47.6)
1500M Franco Arese 1. with 3: 38.4 / 3: 38.43 (2. in 3b with 3: 52.1)
Gianni Del Buono elim. in heat (11. in 2b with 4: 01.8)
Renzo Finelli elim. in heat (8. in 1b with 3: 43.9)
5000M Giuseppe Ardizzone elim. in heat (9. in 2b with 14: 06.6)
Giuseppe Cindolo elim. in heat (6. in 3b with 13: 54.8)
10.000M Giuseppe Cindolo 27. with 29: 13.8 / 29.13.65
MARATHON Antonio Brutti 12. with 2h19: 34.8
Giacomo Marietta 17. with 2h21: 30.0
Mario Binato 28. with 2h24: 57.8
3000M steeplechase Umberto Risi elim. in heat (6. in 1b with 8: 37.2 / 8: 37.15)
Francesco Valenti elim. in heat (10. in 2b with 8: 58.0 / 8: 57.93)
110M hs Sergio Liani 6. with 14.4 / 14.40 (3. in 2sf with 14.1 / 14.13, 1. in 1b with 14.1 / 14.10)
Marco Acerbi elim. in heat (5. in 4b with 14.6 / 14.56)
Luigi D'Onofrio elim. in heat (6. in 3b with 15.0 / 14.95)
400M hs Giorgio Ballati elim. in semif. (7. in 1sf with 51.5 / 51.50, 4. in 2b with 51.1 / 51.07)
Daniele Giovanardi elim. in heat (7. in 3b with 52.0 / 52.00)
HIGH Gian Marco Schivo 15. with 2.08 (2.12 in which)
Erminio Azzaro 17. with 2.05 (2.12 in qual.)
Pole vault Renato Dionisi 3. with 5.30 (5.00 in qual.)
Aldo Righi elim. in which. with 4.60
TRIPLE Giuseppe Gentile 12. with 14.00 (16.46 in which)
DISC Armando De Vincentiis elim. in what. with 55.48
Silvano Simeon elim. in which. without size
HAMMER Mario Vecchiato 10. with 66.96 (66.02 in qual.)
Javelin throw Renzo Cramerotti 11. with 72.92 (77.52 in qual.)
4x100MItaly
Vincenzo Guerini
Pietro Mennea
Pasqualino Abeti
Ennio Preatoni
3. with 39.8 / 39.78 (4. in 1b with 40.0 / 39.95)
4x400MItaly
Gian Lorenzo Cellerino
Giacomo Puosi
Sergio Bello
Marcello Fiasconaro
3. with 3: 04.6 / 3: 04.58 (3. in 2b with 3: 07.3 / 3: 07.28)
WALK KM 20 Pasquale Busca 10. with 1h32: 44.2
WALK KM 50 Abdon Pamich 8. with 4h14: 36.2; Vittorio Visini 15. with 4h20: 45.8.

Women

EventAthleteResult
100M Cecilia Molinari elim. in semif. (5. in 1sf with 11.9 / 11.92, 3. in 3b with 11.9 / 11.90)
800M Angela Ramello elim. in semif. (7. in 1sf with 2: 07.5, 4. in 1b with 2: 05.7 / 2: 05.70)
Donata Govoni elim. in semif. (7. in 2sf with 2: 05.0, 2. in 4b with 2: 05.5 / 2: 05.48)
1500M Angela Ramello elim. in heat (10. in 1b with 4: 30.3)
Zina Boniolo elim. in heat (10. in 3b with 4: 31.4)
100M hs Ileana Ongar elim. in semif. (7. in 2sf with 14.5 / 14.45, 4. in 2b with 14.5 / 14.51)
HIGH Sara Simeoni 9. with 1.78 (1.73 in qual.)
Isabella Pigato elim. in which. with 1.55
Silvia Massenz elim. in which. with 1.65
4x100MItaly
Maddalena Grassano
Alessandra Orselli
Laura Nappi
Cecilia Molinari
elim. in heat (5. in 1b with 45.7 / 45.71) ().

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