Italy at the World Athletics Indoor Championships

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Italy has participated in all the World Athletics Indoor Championships since the beginning in 1985 IAAF World Indoor Games. Italy won a total of 24 medals (6 gold, 6 silver and 12 bronze).[1] Italy is 21st on the all time medal table.

WA codeITA
National federationFIDAL
Websitewww.fidal.it
Medals
Ranked 12th
Gold
12
Silver
11
Bronze
15
Total
38
Quick facts Italy at the World Athletics Indoor Championships, WA code ...
Italy at the
World Athletics Indoor Championships
WA codeITA
National federationFIDAL
Websitewww.fidal.it
Medals
Ranked 12th
Gold
12
Silver
11
Bronze
15
Total
38
World Athletics Indoor Championships appearances (overview)
  • 1985
  • 1987
  • 1989
  • 1991
  • 1993
  • 1995
  • 1997
  • 1999
  • 2001
  • 2003
  • 2004
  • 2006
  • 2008
  • 2010
  • 2012
  • 2014
  • 2016
  • 2018
  • 2022
  • 2024
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Medal count

Gennaro Di Napoli, the only Italian athlete to win two gold medals at the World Indoor Athletics Championships.
Zaynab Dosso, three medals in a row at the World Indoor: 2024 bronze, 2025 silver, 2026 gold.

Italy won 38 medals (12 gold) and ranked 12th in the all-time medal table of the championships.[2][3][4] In six editions the azzurri team has not won any medals.

  Best result
  No medals
More information Edition, Rank ...
Edition1st place, gold medalist(s)2nd place, silver medalist(s)3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Rank
France Paris 1985 1219
United States Indianapolis 1987 01211
Hungary Budapest 1989 00321
Spain Seville 1991 01315
Canada Toronto 1993 10110
Spain Barcelona 1995 1106
France Paris 1997 10011
Japan Maebashi 1999 000-
Portugal Lisbon 2001 10012
United Kingdom Birmingham 2003 000-
Hungary Budapest 2004 000-
Russia Moscow 2006 00128
Spain Valencia 2008 000-
Qatar Doha 2010 000-
Turkey Istanbul 2012 01017
Poland Sopot 2014 000-
United States Portland 2016 10010
United Kingdom Birmingham 2018 00124
Serbia Belgrade 2022 10113
United Kingdom Glasgow 2024 02216
China Nanjing 2025 2105
Poland Torun 2026 3203
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Medalists

  Women medalists
  No medals
More information Edition, Event ...
Edition Event Gold Silver Bronze
France 1985 Paris 3000 metres walk Giuliana Salce
5000 metres walks Maurizio Damilano
3000 metres Agnese Possamai
Long jump Giovanni Evangelisti
United States 1987 Indianapolis 3000 metres walk Giuliana Salce
60 metres Pierfrancesco Pavoni
Long jump Giovanni Evangelisti
Hungary 1989 Budapest 60 metres Pierfrancesco Pavoni
800 metres Tonino Viali
3000 metres walk Ileana Salvador
Spain 1991 Sevilla 5000 metres walk Giovanni De Benedictis
4×400 metres relay Marco Vaccari,
Vito Petrella,
Alessandro Aimar,
Andrea Nuti
Long jump Giovanni Evangelisti
3000 metres walk Ileana Salvador
Canada 1993 Toronto 3000 metres Gennaro Di Napoli
3000 metres walk Ileana Salvador
Spain 1995 Barcelona 3000 metres Gennaro Di Napoli
4×400 metres relay Fabio Grossi
Andrea Nuti
Roberto Mazzoleni
Ashraf Saber
France 1997 Paris Long jump Fiona May
Japan 1999 Maebashi
Portugal 2001 Lisbon Triple jump Paolo Camossi
United Kingdom 2003 Birmingham
Hungary 2004 Budapest
Russia 2006 Moscow Long jump Andrew Howe
Spain 2008 Valencia
Qatar 2010 Doha
Turkey 2012 Istanbul High jump Antonietta Di Martino
Poland 2014 Sopot
United States 2016 Portland High jump Gianmarco Tamberi
United Kingdom 2018 Birmingham High jump Alessia Trost
Serbia 2022 Belgrade 60 m Marcell Jacobs
High jump Gianmarco Tamberi
United Kingdom 2024 Glasgow 60 m hs Lorenzo Simonelli
Long jump Mattia Furlan
Shot put Leonardo Fabbri
60 m Zaynab Dosso
China 2025 Nanjing Long jump Mattia Furlan
Triple jump Andy Diaz
60 m Zaynab Dosso
Poland 2026 Torun Triple jump Andy Diaz
60 m Zaynab Dosso
3000 m Nadia Battocletti
Long jump Mattia Furlani
Long jump Larissa Iapichino
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1985

The racewalker Giuliana Salce, gold medal in 1985.

Italy participated with 19 competitors, 16 men (but one Roberto Ribaud in 400 m did not stsrt), and 3 women.[4]

  Top eight

Men

Athlete
60 m
Antonio Ullo 8
Pierfrancesco Pavoni 14
Stefano Tilli 7
Tonino Viali 6
Riccardo Materazzi 5
Alberto Corvo 6
Stefano Mei 9
Gianni Tozzi 9
Luigi Bertocchi 11
Maurizio Damilano 2
Luca Toso 10
Paolo Borghi 13
Giovanni Evangelisti 3
Mario Lega 10
Marco Montelatici 6

Women

Athlete
Antonella Ratti 6
Agnese Possamai 2
Giuliana Salce 1

1987

Pierfrancesco Pavoni, bronze medal in 60 m at the 1987 edition.

Italy participated with 14 competitors, 9 men and 5 women.[4]

  Top eight

Men

Athlete
Pierfrancesco Pavoni 3
Antonio Ullo 4
Mauro Zuliani 13
Alessandro Lambruschini 8DNF
Luigi Bertocchi 15
Walter Arena 7
Carlo Mattioli 13
Gianni Stecchi 10
Giovanni Evangelisti 3

Women

Athlete
Rossella Tarolo 21
Daniela Ferrian 9
Patrizia Lombardo 11
Antonella Capriotti 8
Giuliana Salce 2

1989

Italy participated with 11 competitors, 8 men and 3 women.[4]

  Top eight

Men

Athlete
Pierfrancesco Pavoni 3
Antonio Ullo 4
Sandro Floris 4
Paolo Catalano 10
Tonino Viali 3
Stefano Mei 8
Giovanni De Benedictis 4
Alessandro Andrei 7

Women

Athlete
Ileana Salvador 3
Antonella Capriotti 5
Agnese Maffeis 12

1991

Italy participated with 17 competitors, 13 men and 4 women.[4]

  Top eight

Men

Athlete
Antonio Ullo 18
Sandro Floris 7
Paolo Catalano 9
Davide Tirelli 16
Laurent Ottoz 18
Relay team
 Marco Vaccari
 Vito Petrella
 Alessandro Aimar
 Andrea Nuti		 3
Giovanni De Benedictis 2
Giovanni Evangelisti 3
Dario Badinelli 7
Alessandro Andrei 14

Women

Athlete
Ileana Salvador 3
Annarita Sidoti DSQ
Antonella Bevilacqua 17
Valentina Uccheddu 7

1993

Antonella Capriotti, fourth place with the national record in the new introduction speciality (first time at this 1993 edition) women's triple jump.

Italy participated with 19 competitors, 14 men and 5 women.[4]

  Top eight

Men

Athlete
Stefano Tilli 16
Marco Menchini 13
Marco Vaccari 17
Giuseppe D'Urso 10
Amos Rota 16
Gennaro Di Napoli 1
Relay team
 Andrea Montanari
 Vito Petrella
 Fabio Grossi
 Alessandro Aimar		 6[5]
Roberto Ferrari 15
Andrea Pegoraro 7
Paolo Dal Soglio 5
Luciano Zerbini 6

Women

Athlete
Elisa Rea 11
Ileana Salvador 3
Annarita Sidoti 6
Antonella Bevilacqua 18
Antonella Capriotti 104

1995

Stefano Tilli, semifinalist in 200 m at the 1995 edition.

Italy participated with 17 competitors, 13 men and 4 women.[4]

  Top eight

Men

Athlete
Stefano Tilli 9
Angelo Cipolloni 22
Ashraf Saber 7
Andrea Nuti 25
Marco Chiavarini 19
Massimo Pegoretti 18
Andrea Giocondi 20
Gennaro Di Napoli 1
Relay team
 Fabio Grossi
 Andrea Nuti
 Roberto Mazzoleni
 Ashraf Saber		 2
Ettore Ceresoli 8
Gianni Iapichino 28
Paolo Dal Soglio 7

Women

Athlete
Donatella Dal Bianco 18
Elisa Rea 4
Carla Tuzzi 13
Barbara Lah 13

2014

Italy at the 2014 IAAF World Indoor Championships competed in Portland from 7 to 9 March, with 12 athletes, 3 men and 9 women.[6]

Men

More information Athlete, Event ...
AthleteEventDate of birthPersonal BestSeason BestResultPerformance
Fabio Cerutti 60 Metres26 Sep 856.556.65SF6.71[7]
Paolo Dal Molin 60 Metres Hurdles31 Jul 877.517.60Heat7.76
Marco Fassinotti High Jump29 Apr 892.34 m2.34 m6th2.29 m
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Women

More information Athlete, Event ...
AthleteEventDate of birthPersonal BestSeason BestResultPerformance
Audrey Alloh 60 Metres21 Jul 877.307.32Heat7.35
Marzia Caravelli 60 Metres Hurdles23 Oct 818.038.07SF7.97 PB
Giulia Pennella 27 Oct 898.048.04Heat8.16
Marta Milani 4 x 400 Metres Relay09 Mar 87 SF3:31.99 NR
Maria Enrica Spacca 20 Mar 86
Chiara Bazzoni 05 Jul 84
Elena Maria Bonfanti 09 Jul 88
Margherita Magnani 1500 Metres26 Feb 874:06.344:09.27DNS
3000 Metres8:51.818:51.818th9:10.13[8]
Chiara Rosa Shot Put28 Jan 8319.15 m18.23 mQual17.31 m
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2016

The gold medal jump of Tamberi, 2.36 m at the first attempt.

Italy at the 2016 IAAF World Indoor Championships competed from 17 to 20 March, with 5 athletes, 2 men and 3 women and won a gold medal with Gianmarco Tamberi in the high jump.[9]

Men

More information Athlete, Event ...
AthleteEventDate of birthPersonal BestSeason BestResultPerformance
Marco Fassinotti High Jump29 Apr 892.35 m2.35 m9th2.25 m
Gianmarco Tamberi 01 Jun 922.38 m2.38 m1st2.36 m
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Women

More information Athlete, Event ...
AthleteEventDate of birthPersonal BestSeason BestResultPerformance
Gloria Hooper 60 Metres03 Mar 927.327.32SF7.28 PB
Chiara Rosa Shot Put28 Jan 8319.15 m17.90 m11th17.10 m
Alessia Trost High Jump08 Mar 932.00 m1.95 m7th1.93 m
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2018

Alessia Trost, bronze medal in the high jump in 2018 edition.

Italy at the 2018 IAAF World Indoor Championships competed in Birmingham from 1 to 4 March, with 13 athletes, 4 men and 9 women.[10]

Men

More information Event, Athlete ...
EventAthleteClubResultPerformanceNotes
Triple jump Fabrizio Donato G.S. Fiamme Gialle 14th 15.96 m
60 metres hurdles Paolo Dal Molin G.S. Fiamme Oro Heat 7.81
60 metres hurdles Hassane Fofana G.S. Fiamme Oro Heat 7.81
3000 metres Yassin Bouih G.S. Fiamme Gialle 11th 8:20.84 [11]
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Women

More information Event, Athlete ...
EventAthleteClubResultPerformanceNotes
60 metres Anna Bongiorni C.S. Carabinieri Semi 7.30 [12]
60 metres hurdles Veronica Borsi ACSI Italia Atletica Heat 8.27
60 metres hurdles Elisa Di Lazzaro C.S. Carabinieri Heat 8.35
High jump Alessia Trost G.S. Fiamme Gialle 3rd 1.93 m SB
400 metres Ayomide Folorunso G.S. Fiamme Oro Heat 53.24
400 metres Raphaela Lukudo C.S. Esercito Semi 53.18 [13]
4 × 400 m relay Chiara Bazzoni
Marta Milani
Maria Enrica Spacca
Raphaela Lukudo
Ayomide Folorunso		 5th 3:31.55 NR
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2022

Gimbo Tamberi, bronze medal in the high jump in 2022 edition.

Medalists

More information Medal, Athlete ...
MedalAthleteEvent
1st place, gold medalist(s)Marcell JacobsMen's 60 m
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Gianmarco TamberiMen's high jump
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