| Italy at the European Cross Country Championships | |
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| WA code | ITA |
| National federation | FIDAL |
| Website | www |
| Medals Ranked 11th |
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Italy at the European Cross Country Championships participated at all editions of the European Cross Country Championships from Alnwick 1994. [1]
Andrea Lalli won the competition in all three categories: senior, under 23 and under 20 (previously named junior).
| Edition | Event | Runner | Medal |
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 Szentendre 2012 | Men's senior race | Andrea Lalli |  |
| Daniele Meucci |  | ||
 Lisbon 2019 | Men's senior race | Yemaneberhan Crippa | |
Italy at under 23 level won 2 gold medals, 3 silver and 6 bronze.
| Edition | Event | Runner | Medal |
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 San Giorgio su Legnano 2006 | Men's individual | Daniele Meucci | |
| Men's team | Daniele Meucci, Stefano La Rosa, Martin Dematteis, Luca Tocco |  | |
| Women's team | Adelina De Soccio, Sara Dossena, Giorgia Robaudo, Giulia Francario | | |
 Brussels 2008 | Men's individual | Andrea Lalli | |
| Men's team | Andrea Lalli, Martin Dematteis, Bernard Dematteis, Simone Gariboldi | | |
 Hyères-Toulon 2015 | Women's team | Federica Del Buono, Christine Santi, Costanza Martinetti, Francesca Bertoni, Isabella Papa, Silvia Oggioni | |
| Chia 2016 | Men's individual | Yemaneberhan Crippa | |
| Men's team | Yemaneberhan Crippa, Samuele Dini, Said Ettaqy, Lorenzo Dini, Yassin Bouih, Italo Quazzola | | |
| Women's team | Christine Santi, Silvia Oggioni, Roberta Ciappini, Costanza Martinetti, Giulia Mattioli, Alice Rita Cocco | | |
 Šamorín 2017 | Men's individual | Yemaneberhan Crippa | |
| Lisbon 2019 | Men's team | Yohanes Chiappinelli, Jacopo De Marchi, Sebastiano Parolini, Riccardo Mugnosso, Pasquale Selvarolo, Sergiy Polikarpenko | |
Italy at junior (under 20 from 2018) level won 7 gold medals, 4 silver and 4 bronze.
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