Athletics: indoor races. Mazzanti third in the 60 hurdles. Benazzi good in the triple jump

Starting from the 60m hurdles where Andrea Mazzanti climbed onto the lowest step of the podium (8''71) coming in third.

In the 60 meters Keyzy Shepetja finished in 7“18, followed by Luca Martelli with 7“35. Antonio Dettoli finished in 7“48, while Pietro Donegaglia improved his personal best with 7“68. Gioele Amadei ran in 7“70, Riccardo Babini in 7“71 and Luca Ciarrocchi in 7“83.

Daniel Di Mario clocked 7“85, a personal best, while Federico Bacchilega finished in 7“97.

Chris Garsone finished in 8“20, followed by Federico Squassabia with 8“42, a personal best, and Gian Paolo Benati closed the race in 8“48.

In the women's 60 meters, Valentina Lauteri ran 8, followed by Giulia Bernabei with 46 and Gaia Ciarrocchi with 8. Giada Fedele achieved a personal best with 70, while Maria Francesca Bernardi finished in 8, a personal best.

Giorgia Budini finished in 9“25, followed by Caterina Collina with 9“35, Giulia Impallaria with 9“71 and Giulia Fabbri with 9"82. Among the triple jumpers.

Alessandro Benazzi is fourth overall and, in his last jump, lands just four centimetres away from his personal best: 14,02 is worth the confirmation of the minimum for the Italian Junior Championships.

Thirteenth place for the student Riccardo Babini with 12,32.

In the long jump, the best result for Imola was achieved by veteran Andrea Mazzanti, who placed eighth with 6,68 metres.

Benazzi also performed well with 6,21. In the women's triple jump, Matilde Martinelli obtained a mark of 9,95.

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