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Italian long-distance runner

Gioacchino De Palma
Personal information
Nationality	Italian
Born	(1940-05-21) 21 May 1940 (age 84) Bari, Italy
Sport
Sport	Long-distance running
Event	Marathon

Gioacchino De Palma (born 21 May 1940) is an Italian long-distance runner. He competed in the marathon at the 1968 Summer Olympics.

References

Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Gioacchino De Palma Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 7 May 2017.

External links

v t e Italian Athletics Champions in men's half marathon
1897: Cesare Ferrari 1898: Ettore Zilia 1899: Ettore Zilia 1900: Francesco Stobbone 1901: Giacomo Volpati 1902: Ettore Ferri 1903: Giacomo Volpati 1904: not held 1905: Dorando Pietri 1906: Pericle Pagliani 1907: Dorando Pietri 1908: Dorando Pietri 1909: Armando Pagliani 1910: Pericle Pagliani 1911: Adolfo Testoni 1912: Carlo Speroni 1913: Carlo Speroni 1914: Carlo Speroni 1915-1918: not held 1919: Ettore Blasi 1920: Ettore Blasi 1921: Ettore Blasi 1922: Ettore Blasi 1923-1924: not held 1925: Vincenzo D'Amore 1926: Stefano Natale 1927: Luigi Rossini 1928: Giovanni Balbusso 1929: Luigi Rossini 1930: Luigi Rossini 1931: Spartaco Morelli 1932: Simone Paduano 1933-1936: not held 1937: Giovanni Balbusso 1938: Umberto De Florentiis 1939: Savino Resia 1941: Salvatore Costantino 1942: Ettore Padovani 1943: Salvatore Costantino 1944: Romano Maffeis 1945: Romano Maffeis 1946: Antonio Carta 1947: Salvatore Costantino 1948: Pietro Balistrieri 1949: Pietro Balistrieri 1950: Asfò Bussotti 1951: Egilberto Martufi 1952: Asfò Bussotti 1953: Giacomo Peppicelli 1954: Agostino Conti 1955: Edoardo Righi 1956: Rino Lavelli 1957: Giacomo Peppicelli 1958: Silvio De Florentiis 1959: Silvio De Florentiis 1960: Silvio De Florentiis 1961: Antonio Ambu 1962: Antonio Ambu 1963: Silvio De Florentiis 1964: Antonio Ambu 1965: Antonio Ambu 1966: Antonio Ambu 1967: Antonio Ambu 1968: Antonio Ambu 1969: Gioacchino De Palma 1970: Gioacchino De Palma 1971: Francesco Amante 1972: Renato Martini 1973: Italo Tentorini 1974: Giuseppe Cindolo 1975: Paolo Accaputo 1976: Franco Fava 1977: Paolo Accaputo 1978: Massimo Magnani 1979: Giampaolo Messina 1980: Paolo Accaputo 1981: Massimo Magnani 1982: Alessandro Rastello 1983: Vito Basiliana 1984: Vito Basiliana 1985: Loris Pimazzoni 1986: Salvatore Bettiol 1987: Davide Bergamini 1988: Salvatore Bettiol 1989: Walter D'Urbano 1990: Gelindo Bordin 1991: Raffaello Alliegro 1992: Vincenzo Modica 1993: Vincenzo Modica 1994: Vincenzo Modica 1995: Stefano Baldini 1996: Danilo Goffi 1997: Francesco Ingargiola 1998: Stefano Baldini 1999: Daniele Caimmi 2000: Rachid Berradi 2001: Stefano Baldini 2002: Giuliano Battocletti 2003: Michele Gamba 2004: Stefano Baldini 2005: Fabio Mascheroni 2006: Stefano Baldini 2007: Giuliano Battocletti 2008: Federico Simionato 2009: Stefano Baldini 2010: Ruggero Pertile 2011: Francesco Bona 2012: Stefano La Rosa 2013: Gianmarco Buttazzo 2014: Daniele Meucci 2015: Andrea Lalli 2016: Daniele D'Onofrio 2017: Yassine Rachik 2018: Ahmed El Mazoury 2019: Nekagenet Crippa 2020: Daniele D'Onofrio 2021: Iliass Aouani 2022: Yohanes Chiappinelli

Italian Athletics Champions in men's half marathon

v t e 1968 Italy Olympic Athletics Team
Men's track & road athletes	Antonio Ambu Franco Arese Sergio Bello Livio Berruti Pasquale Busca Giovanni Cornacchia Gianni Del Buono Gioacchino De Palma Renzo Finelli Roberto Frinolli Furio Fusi Sergio Liani Sergio Ottolina Eddy Ottoz Abdon Pamich Ennio Preatoni Giacomo Puosi Umberto Risi Angelo Sguazzero Vittorio Visini
Men's field athletes	Giacomo Crosa Giuseppe Gentile
Women's track & road athletes	Donata Govoni Carla Panerai Paola Pigni
Women's field athletes	Magalì Vettorazzo

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