athletics
Larissa Iapichino won a competition that did not go to plan, which makes her gold all the more significant
The Italian long jumper has shown that she has reached the peak of her powers, and can now set her sights on the two titles still missing from her collection: the world and Olympic titles.
European gold has changed Andy Díaz’s career, his prospects and the triple jump itself, not just in Italy
In Birmingham, the Italian athlete delivered a performance that came close to becoming legendary, at the height of a remarkable and complicated journey.
The “usual Tamberi” was back in Birmingham, and this time it was very good news
A fourth continental gold, and his third in a row, means a great deal to the Italian high jumper after months of ups and downs.
Race walking set me free and took me to the top of the world. Now I’m trying to win to give something back to the sport: an interview with Antonella Palmisano
Beyond medals, Olympic Games and international records, the Puglian champion looks back on her career and reflects on how race walking has changed her — finding in the effort a way to better understand herself, make friends and help lead the revival of the Italian race-walking movement.
Spreading His Wings and Carrying on Tamberi’s Legacy: An Interview with Matteo Sioli
From the thrill of beating the great Barshim in Doha to his close friendship with Gimbo, the 20-year-old Italian recounts his rise to the high-jump elite and prepares to lead the Azzurri at the upcoming European Championships. Los Angeles 2028 is already in his sights.
Beyond limits: Leonardo Fabbri in conversation” is the strongest version so far, but I would still make one very small distinction
Ahead of the European Championships, the Italian shot putter reflects on his career, his relationship with the sport and his body, and his ambitions for the future.
London is trying in every way to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships, but there is a difficult problem to overcome: the resistance of West Ham.
The Hammers should only give up their home for two weeks, but for now they have no intention of doing so.
Sebastian Sawe has become the first man in history to finish a marathon in under two hours, and behind this record are incredible work and cutting-edge technologies.
Punishing training, ultra-light shoes, energy gels, and great attention to diet: this is how a legendary record was built.
I Couldn’t Leave Tokyo Without a Medal, an Interview with Mattia Furlani
The intimate account of a historic triumph for athletics and Italian sport.
Citius, Altius, Tamberi
An Interview with Italy’s Flag-Bearer at the Paris 2024 Olympics: the Obsession, Ambition and Motivations of a Champion Who Has Already Won Everything, but Cannot Be Satisfied.