Elisa Valensin has proven once again that he is a authentic wonder of athletics tricolor and others Nembro meeting she highlighted herself with one sumptuous performance over 400 meters. The 17-year-old made her debut on the track, setting an exceptional time 52.50 and thus significantly improving the Italian under 20 records (52.82 by Elisabetta Vandi) and under 18 (53.81 by Valentina Vaccari).
Fausto Frigerio’s student, who a few weeks ago had clocked a superb 23.15 in the 200 meters in Rome, peremptorily climbs the world and European seasonal category lists: Elisa Valensin is the best U18 in Europe and the third in the world, as well as the second European U20 of the year on the distance. Ilaria Accame won the race in 51.98, ahead of Ayomide Folorunso (52.15 for the national record holder of the 400 hurdles, in search of the best physical shape) and Rebecca Borga (52.34).
Among men it was Vladimir Aceti won the 400 meters in 45.89. The Brianza native, a great protagonist with the 4×400 silver at the European Championships, returned under the 46 second barrier after two years and beat Brayan Lopez (46.30) and Riccardo Meli (46.39, also returning from the podium in Rome with the relay). Sonia Malavisi signed the staff after eight years in the pole vault: 4.52 in the second test to improve the 4.51 of 2016 by a centimeter, then three errors to 4.60.
Be careful because there may be a new shot put thrower behind Leonardo Fabbri and Zane Weir: Riccardo Ferrara has bordered on the 21 meter wallexpressing itself in 20.93 meters and improving his personal best by seventy-one centimeters, becoming the sixth Italian ever. Laura Pellicoro she improved on the 800 meters: 2:01.06 in the wake of the Turkish Dilek Kocak (1:59.94) and the Moroccan Hajii Soukaina (2:00.11).
