1955 Italian Athletics Championships

1955 Italian Athletics Championships
The Civic Arena in Milan, venue of the main event
Dates30 September – 2 October (main event)
Host city
  • Milan (30 September – 2 October)
  • Pisa (half marathon, 12 June)
  • Naples (marathon, 11 September)
  • Padua (3000 m st & decathlon, 8–9 October)
  • Genoa (20 km walk, 9 October)
VenueArena Civica
LevelSenior
Events32 (23 men, 9 women)
← 1954
1956 →

The 1955 Italian Athletics Championships was the 45th edition of the Italian Athletics Championships and were held in Milan (main event) from 30 September to 2 October.[1][2][3]

Champions

Pino Dordoni (#22 on the left) won 10,000 m on track and 20 km on road in the racewalking.
Track events
Event Men Performance Women Performance
100 m Luigi Gnocchi 10.6 Giusy Leone 12.0
200 m Luigi Gnocchi 21.4 Giusy Leone 24.9
400 m Vincenzo Lombardo 48.2
800 m Giovanni Scavo 1:53.0 Maria Antonietta Albano 2:24.5
1500 m Gianfranco Baraldi 3:53.6
5000 m Francesco Perrone 14:54.0
10,000 m Rino Lavelli 31:28.2 CR
110/80 m hs Giampiero Massardi 15.1 Milena Greppi 11.3
400 m hs Moreno Martini 53.1
3000 m st Valentino Mansutti 10:03.5
10,000 m walk Pino Dordoni 46:04:2
Field events
High jump Gianmario Roveraro 1.94 m CR Paola Paternoster 1.55 m
Pole vault Edmondo Ballotta 4.10 m
Long jump Attilio Bravi 7.33 m Piera Fassio 5.70 m CR
Triple jump Antonio Trogu 14.73 m
Shot put Silvano Meconi 15.90 m CR Paola Paternoster 12.63 m
Discus throw Adolfo Consolini 54.75 m Paola Paternoster 45.52 m CR
Hammer throw Teseo Taddia 54.42 m
Javelin throw Raffaele Bonaiuto 64.65 m Ada Turci 41.84 m
Combined
Decathlon/Pentathlon Umberto Bordignon 5185 pts
Road events
Half marathon Edoardo Righi 1:09:55
Marathon Artidoro Berti 2:33:05.8
20 km walk Pino Dordoni 1:35:37.0

References

  1. ^ "Annuario FIDAL 2010" (PDF). altervista.org (in Italian). Retrieved 27 August 2022.
  2. ^ "CAMPIONATI "ASSOLUTI" – UOMINI 1906-2015 - Storia, Sedi, Programmi" (PDF). sportolimpico.it (in Italian). 1 April 2016. Retrieved 27 August 2022.
  3. ^ "ITALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS (1955-2006)". gbrathletics.com. Retrieved 27 August 2022.