Pierluigi Gatti
Italian triple jumper
| Personal information | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Italian |
| Born | (1938-03-29) 29 March 1938 (age 86) Oneglia, Italy |
| Height | 1.74 m (5 ft 9 in) |
| Weight | 76 kg (168 lb) |
| Sport | |
| Country |  Italy |
| Sport | Athletics |
| Event | Triple jump |
Pierluigi Gatti (born 29 March 1938) is a former Italian triple jumper who competed at the 1960 Summer Olympics.[1][2]
References
- ^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Pierluigi Gatti". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 4 December 2016.
- ^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Italy Athletics at the 1960 Roma Summer Games". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 9 September 2017.
External links
- Pierluigi Gatti at Olympics.com
- Pierluigi Gatti at Olympedia
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- 1914: Oreste Zaccagna
- 1915/1918: not held
- 1919: Arturo Nespoli
- 1920: Adolfo Contoli
- 1921: Ottorino Aloisio
- 1922: Adolfo Contoli
- 1923: Arturo Nespoli
- 1924: Virgilio Tommasi
- 1925: Virgilio Tommasi
- 1926: Virgilio Tommasi
- 1927: Enrico Torre
- 1928: Virgilio Tommasi
- 1929: Virgilio Tommasi
- 1930: Arturo Maffei
- 1931: Virgilio Tommasi
- 1932: Arturo Maffei
- 1933: Francesco Tabai
- 1934: Francesco Tabai
- 1935: Arturo Maffei
- 1936: Arturo Maffei
- 1937: Arturo Maffei
- 1938: Arturo Maffei
- 1939: Arturo Maffei
- 1940: Arturo Maffei
- 1941: Fulvio Pellarini
- 1942: Gino Pederzani
- 1943: Aldo Vallon
- 1944: not held
- 1945: Aldo Vallon
- 1946: Alessandro Acerbi
- 1947: Lorenzo Toso
- 1948: Ugo Ardizzone
- 1949: Ugo Ardizzone
- 1950: Ugo Ardizzone
- 1951: Mario Naj Oleari
- 1952: Attilio Bravi
- 1953: Gianpiero Druetto
- 1954: Attilio Bravi
- 1955: Attilio Bravi
- 1956: Attilio Bravi and Valerio Colatore
- 1957: Attilio Bravi
- 1958: Attilio Bravi
- 1959: Attilio Bravi
- 1960: Attilio Bravi
- 1961: Raffaele Piras
- 1962: Giorgio Bortolozzi
- 1963: Raffaele Piras
- 1964: Giorgio Bortolozzi
- 1965: Marco Fornaciari
- 1966: Pierluigi Gatti
- 1967: Pasquale Santoro
- 1968: Giuseppe Gentile
- 1969: Carlo Arrighi
- 1970: Domenico Fontanella
- 1971: Ildebrando Fozzi
- 1972: Claudio Hernandez
- 1973: Carlo Molinaris
- 1974: Carlo Molinaris
- 1975: Domenico Fontanella
- 1976: Roberto Veglia
- 1977: Maurizio Siega
- 1978: Maurizio Maffi
- 1979: Maurizio Siega
- 1980: Maurizio Maffi
- 1981: Giovanni Evangelisti
- 1982: Giovanni Evangelisti
- 1983: Marco Piochi
- 1984: Claudio Cherubini
- 1985: Claudio Cherubini
- 1986: Giovanni Evangelisti
- 1987: Giuseppe Bertozzi
- 1988: Milko Campus
- 1989: Milko Campus
- 1990: Giuseppe Bertozzi
- 1991: Fausto Frigerio
- 1992: Giovanni Evangelisti
- 1993: Simone Bianchi
- 1994: Milko Campus
- 1995: Milko Campus
- 1996: Simone Bianchi
- 1997: Diego Boschiero
- 1998: Simone Bianchi
- 1999: Roberto Coltri
- 2000: Bruno Frinolli
- 2001: Nicola Trentin
- 2002: Nicola Trentin
- 2003: Nicola Trentin
- 2004: Stefano Dacastello
- 2005: Stefano Dacastello
- 2006: Ferdinando Iucolano
- 2007: Andrew Howe
- 2008: Stefano Tremigliozzi
- 2009: Alessio Guarini
- 2010: Andrew Howe
- 2011: Stefano Dacastello
- 2012: Fabrizio Schembri
- 2013: Alessio Guarini
- 2014: Emanuele Catania
- 2015: Filippo Randazzo
- 2016: Marcell Jacobs
- 2017: Filippo Randazzo
- 2018: Filippo Randazzo
- 2019: Filippo Randazzo
- 2020: Filippo Randazzo
- 2021: Filippo Randazzo
- 2022: Elias Sagheddu
- 2023: Filippo Randazzo
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