Salvatore Mastroieni
Italian long-distance runner
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Nationality | Italian |
Born | (1914-03-05)5 March 1914 San Alessio Siculo |
Died | 25 August 1996(1996-08-25) (aged 82) |
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Country | ![]() |
Sport | Athletics |
Event | Long-distance running |
Salvatore Mastroieni (5 March 1914 – 25 August 1996) was an Italian long-distance runner.[1] He competed at the 1934 European Athletics Championships in the Men's 5000 metres and finished 5th.[2] He was national champion in the 5000 metres that year. Two years later, he competed in the same event at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin but finished 6th in Heat 3, narrowly missing the cut.
References
External links
- Salvatore Mastroieni at Olympics.com
- Salvatore Mastroieni at Olympedia
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- 1907: Dorando Pietri
- 1908: Pericle Pagliani
- 1909: Ezio Cappellini
- 1910: Giuseppe Cattro
- 1911: Alfonso Orlando
- 1912: Alfonso Orlando
- 1913: Oreste Luppi
- 1914: Primo Brega
- 1915-1918: not held
- 1919: Primo Brega
- 1920: Carlo Speroni
- 1921: Carlo Speroni
- 1922: Ernesto Ambrosini
- 1923: Ernesto Ambrosini
- 1924: Angelo Davoli
- 1925: Giovanni Busan
- 1926: Angelo Davoli
- 1927: Luigi Boero
- 1928: Luigi Boero
- 1929: Luigi Boero
- 1930: Nello Bartolini
- 1931: Corrado Franceschini
- 1932: Giuseppe Lippi
- 1933: Bruno Betti
- 1934: Salvatore Mastroieni
- 1935: Luigi Beccali
- 1936: Umberto Cerati
- 1937: Luigi Pellin
- 1938: Giuseppe Beviacqua
- 1939: Giuseppe Beviacqua
- 1940: Giuseppe Beviacqua
- 1941: Giuseppe Beviacqua
- 1942: Giuseppe Beviacqua
- 1943: Giuseppe Beviacqua
- 1944: not held
- 1945: Alfredo Lazzerini
- 1946: Giovanni Nocco
- 1947: Giovanni Nocco
- 1948: Giovanni Nocco
- 1949: Mario Nocco
- 1950: Giovanni Nocco
- 1951: Valentino Manzutti
- 1952: Giacomo Peppicelli
- 1953: Rino Lavelli
- 1954: Giacomo Peppicelli
- 1955: Francesco Perrone
- 1956: Francesco Perrone
- 1957: Gianfranco Baraldi
- 1958: Antonio Ambu
- 1959: Luigi Conti
- 1960: Luigi Conti
- 1961: Antonio Ambu
- 1962: Antonio Ambu
- 1963: Luigi Conti
- 1964–: Antonio Ambu
- 1965: Antonio Ambu
- 1966: Renzo Finelli
- 1967: Antonio Ambu
- 1968: Giuseppe Ardizzone
- 1969: Renzo Finelli
- 1970: Giuseppe Ardizzone
- 1971: Franco Arese
- 1972: Aldo Tomasini
- 1973: Aldo Tomasini
- 1974: Giuseppe Cindolo
- 1975: Giuseppe Cindolo
- 1976: Giuseppe Gerbi
- 1977: Venanzio Ortis
- 1978: Piero Selvaggio
- 1979: Mariano Scartezzini
- 1980: Alberto Cova
- 1981: Piero Selvaggio
- 1982: Alberto Cova
- 1983: Alberto Cova
- 1984: Stefano Mei
- 1985: Alberto Cova
- 1986: Stefano Mei
- 1987: Ranieri Carenza
- 1988: Francesco Panetta
- 1989: Stefano Mei
- 1990: Renato Gotti
- 1991: Stefano Mei
- 1992: Renato Gotti
- 1993: Giuliano Baccani
- 1994: Angelo Carosi
- 1995: Francesco Bennici
- 1996: Umberto Pusterla
- 1997: Simone Zanon
- 1998: Angelo Carosi
- 1999: Luciano Di Pardo
- 2000: Gennaro Di Napoli
- 2001: Salvatore Vincenti
- 2002: Salvatore Vincenti
- 2003: Salvatore Vincenti
- 2004: Michele Gamba
- 2005: Simone Zanon
- 2006: Cosimo Caliandro
- 2007: Daniele Meucci
- 2008: Daniele Meucci
- 2009: Stefano La Rosa
- 2010: Stefano La Rosa
- 2011: Stefano La Rosa
- 2012: Stefano La Rosa
- 2013: Stefano La Rosa
- 2014: Marouan Razine
- 2015: Marouan Razine
- 2016: Yassine Rachik
- 2017: Najibe Salami
- 2018: Marouan Razine
- 2019: Marouan Razine
- 2020: Ala Zoghlami
- 2021: Pietro Riva
- 2022: Yemaneberhan Crippa
- 2023: Jacopo De Marchi
- 2024: Pietro Arese
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