Saluzzese Athletes Dominate Multiple Sports Events

In a week to remember, the Saluzzese athletes have proved their mettle across multiple sports events, bringing back a treasure trove of medals and personal records that have cemented their name in the annals of regional sports history. This breaking news is a tribute to their resilience, hard work, and unparalleled skill.

ROASCHIA: Double Victory for Athletics Saluzzo

Kicking off the extraordinary week was the regional championship held in Roaschia on Saturday, June 21, where two athletes from Athletics Saluzzo, Lorenzo Civallero and Piero Musso, donned the regional champion’s jersey. Civallero finished eighth overall with an impressive time trial of 44’05” while Musso secured 29th place with a time of 52’36”.

Vertical KM of Kvbalur: Luca Gronchi Takes Bronze

Adding to the array of medals was Luca Gronchi, who clinched a bronze medal at the Vertical KM of Kvbalur, with an impressive time of 45’58” (10th overall).

BRESCIA: Gold for Gianluca Ferrato in the 52nd Ana National Championship

In an exhilarating show of determination, Gianluca Ferrato soared to victory at the 52nd Ana National Championship in San Colombano, Brescia, taking the overall 4th place and securing a gold medal in his category with a staggering time of 55’53”.

Cuneo: A Rain of Personal Records

Sunday, June 22, saw a personal best spree at the regional meeting Walter Merlo in Cuneo. Among the achievements were a golden run by Virginia Galletto in the girls’ category, clocking an incredible 3’11”38, and Pietro Rosso capturing gold in the men’s section with a time of 3’04”98.

A standout performance was also witnessed in the 3000m, where Lorenzo Ladoretore secured 9th place overall and took the junior category gold with a time of 8’55”86. Further commendations went to Lorenzo Gallo, who bagged a bronze medal in the cadet 1200m heats.

Skyrace Valley: Giacomo Bassignano and Bruno Corradi Shine

At the SkyRace Valley on Saturday, June 21, Giacomo Bassignano and Bruno Corradi completed the 24 km route, finishing 50th and 60th respectively, with times of 4h31’32” and 4h55’38”.