Michele Fanelli
Italian long-distance runner
 Fanelli, first runner from left (the only without a number) in a half marathon race in Florence in 1931. | |
| Personal information | |
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| Nationality | Italian |
| Born | (1907-09-14)14 September 1907 Orta Nova, Italy |
| Died | 13 December 1989(1989-12-13) (aged 82) |
| Sport | |
| Sport | Long-distance running |
| Event | Marathon |
Michele Fanelli (14 September 1907 – 13 December 1989) was an Italian long-distance runner. He competed in the marathon at the 1932 Summer Olympics.[1]
See also
References
- ^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Michele Fanelli Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 30 April 2017.
External links
- Michele Fanelli at World Athletics
- Michele Fanelli at Olympics.com
- Michele Fanelli at Olympedia
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- 1910: Antonio Fraschini
- 1911: Orlando Cesaroni
- 1912: Giovanni Beltrandi
- 1913: Fernando Altimani
- 1914: Angelo Malvicini
- 1915-1918: not held
- 1919: Valerio Arri
- 1920: Florestano Benedetti
- 1921: Florestano Benedetti
- 1922: Angelo Malvicini
- 1923: Ettore Blasi
- 1924: Romeo Bertini
- 1925: Attilio Conton
- 1926: Stefano Natale
- 1927: Luigi Rossini
- 1928: Luigi Prato
- 1929: Stefano Natale
- 1930: Stefano Natale
- 1931: Francesco Roccati
- 1932: Michele Fanelli
- 1933: Aurelio Genghini
- 1934: Michele Fanelli
- 1935: Luigi Rossini
- 1936: Giannino Bulzone
- 1937: Aurelio Genghini
- 1938: Francesco Raccati
- 1939: Francesco Raccati
- 1940: Salvatore Costantino
- 1941: Romano Maffeis
- 1942: Francesco Raccati
- 1943-1944: not held
- 1945: Ettore Padovani
- 1946: Stefano Natale
- 1947: Salvatore Costantino
- 1948: Renato Braghini
- 1949: Cristofano Sestini
- 1950: Gaetano Marzano
- 1951: Asfò Bussotti
- 1952: Egilberto Martufi
- 1953: Antonio Sabelli
- 1954: Artidoro Berti
- 1955: Artidoro Berti
- 1956: Rino Lavelli
- 1957: Rino Lavelli
- 1958: Francesco Perrone
- 1959: Enrico Massante
- 1960: Rino Lavelli
- 1961: Francesco Perrone
- 1962: Antonio Ambu
- 1963: Giorgio Jegmer
- 1964: Antonio Ambu
- 1965: Antonio Ambu
- 1966: Antonio Ambu
- 1967: Antonio Ambu
- 1968: Antonio Ambu
- 1969: Antonio Ambu
- 1970: Toni Ritsch
- 1971: Giovanbattista Bassi
- 1972: Francesco Amante
- 1973: Paolo Accaputo
- 1974: Giuseppe Cindolo
- 1975: Giuseppe Cindolo
- 1976: Giuseppe Cindolo
- 1977: Paolo Accaputo
- 1978: Massimo Magnani
- 1979: Michelangelo Arena
- 1980: Michelangelo Arena
- 1981: Giampaolo Messina
- 1982: Giuseppe Gerbi
- 1983: Giuseppe Gerbi
- 1984: Gianni Poli
- 1985: Osvaldo Faustini
- 1986: Osvaldo Faustini
- 1987: Salvatore Bettiol
- 1988: Carlo Terzer
- 1989: Marco Milani
- 1990: Severino Bernardini
- 1991: Salvatore Bettiol
- 1992: Giacomo Tagliaferri
- 1993: Walter D'Urbano
- 1994: Salvatore Nicosia
- 1995: Danilo Goffi
- 1996: Franco Togni
- 1997: Massimiliano Ingrami
- 1998: Migidio Bourifa
- 1999: Roberto Barbi
- 2000: Roberto Barbi
- 2001: Angelo Carosi
- 2002: Fabio Rinaldi
- 2003: Angelo Carosi
- 2004: Roberto Barbi
- 2005: Vincenzo Modica
- 2006: Ruggero Pertile
- 2007: Migidio Bourifa
- 2008: Alberico Di Cecco
- 2009: Migidio Bourifa
- 2010: Migidio Bourifa
- 2011: Giovanni Gualdi
- 2012: Migidio Bourifa
- 2013: Ruggero Pertile
- 2014: Danilo Goffi
- 2015: Dario Santoro
- 2016: Ahmed Nasef
- 2017: Ahmed Nasef
- 2018: Alessio Terrasi
- 2019: René Cunéaz
- 2020: Giovanni Grano
- 2021: Antonino Lollo
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