Annarita Sidoti

Italian race walker, multiple champion

Annarita Sidoti - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1969
Born

1969
57 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Italy

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An accomplished race walker, achieved significant milestones in international competitions. Secured a gold medal at the 1996 European Athletics Championships in the 10 km walk. Represented Italy at multiple Olympic Games, showcasing talent in race walking events. Achieved personal bests that remained competitive in the sport. Contributed to the development of race walking in Italy through participation in various national and international events.

Gold medalist at the 1996 European Championships

Competitor in multiple Olympic Games

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