Italy at the 2020 Summer Olympics (English Wikipedia)

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More than 3 athletes were already qualified on Men's marathon, 20 km racewalking (men and women) and 50 km racewalking. The following athletes are qualified by world ranking on 29 June 2021 (qualification closed on the same date): Filippo Tortu (100), Eseosa Desalu, Antonio Infantino (200), Edoardo Scotti (400), Hassane Fofana (110 hs), Alessandro Sibilio (400 hs), Claudio Stecchi (PV), Filippo Randazzo (LJ), Vittoria Fontana, Anna Bongiorni (100), Gloria Hooper, Dalia Kaddari (200), Elena Bellò (800), Gaia Sabbatini, Federica Del Buono (1500), Elisa Di Lazzaro (100 hs), Linda Olivieri (400 hs), Alessia Trost (HJ), Elisa Molinarolo (PV), Daisy Osakue (DT), Sara Fantini (HT), [1] Archived 4 June 2021 at the Wayback Machine.

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More than 3 athletes were already qualified on Men's marathon, 20 km racewalking (men and women) and 50 km racewalking. The following athletes are qualified by world ranking on 29 June 2021 (qualification closed on the same date): Filippo Tortu (100), Eseosa Desalu, Antonio Infantino (200), Edoardo Scotti (400), Hassane Fofana (110 hs), Alessandro Sibilio (400 hs), Claudio Stecchi (PV), Filippo Randazzo (LJ), Vittoria Fontana, Anna Bongiorni (100), Gloria Hooper, Dalia Kaddari (200), Elena Bellò (800), Gaia Sabbatini, Federica Del Buono (1500), Elisa Di Lazzaro (100 hs), Linda Olivieri (400 hs), Alessia Trost (HJ), Elisa Molinarolo (PV), Daisy Osakue (DT), Sara Fantini (HT), [1] Archived 4 June 2021 at the Wayback Machine.
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