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Wikipedia / Elisabetta Perrone

Elisabetta Perrone (born 9 July 1968) is a former race walker from Italy who won eighteen medals, eight of these at senior level, at the International athletics competitions.

Biography

Elisabetta Perrone won six medals at the individual level, at the International athletics competitions. She participated in four editions of the Summer Olympics (1992, 1996, 2000, 2004). She has 39 caps in sixteen years in the national team from 1981 to 2004.

National records

Achievements

Representing

1992

Olympic Games

Barcelona, Spain

19th

10 km

46:43

1993

World Race Walking Cup

Monterrey, Mexico

10th

10km

46:49

World Championships

Stuttgart, Germany

4th

10km

43:26

1994

European Championships

Helsinki, Finland

7th

10km

43:47

1995

World Race Walking Cup

Beijing, China

6th

10km

43:13

World Championships

Gothenburg, Sweden

2nd

10 km

42:16

1996

Olympic Games

Atlanta, United States

2nd

10 km

42:12

1997

World Championships

Athens, Greece

10th

10,000 m

45:16.64

Mediterranean Games

Bari, Italy

1st

10km

44:40

1998

European Championships

Budapest, Hungary

11th

10km

44:04

1999

World Championships

Seville, Spain

21st

20 km

1:36:24

2000

European Race Walking Cup

Eisenhüttenstadt, Germany

2nd

20 km

1:27:42

Olympic Games

Sydney, Australia

—

20 km

DSQ

2001

European Race Walking Cup

Dudince, Slovakia

3rd

20 km

1:27:09

Mediterranean Games

Tunis, Tunisia

2nd

20km

1:36:47

World Championships

Edmonton, Canada

3rd

20 km

1:28:56

2002

European Championships

Munich, Germany

6th

20 km

1:30:25

2003

European Race Walking Cup

Cheboksary, Russia

2nd

20 km

1:27:58

World Championships

Paris, France

—

20 km

DNF

2004

Olympic Games

Athens, Greece

18th

20 km

1:32:21

National titles

Perrone won 9 national championships at the individual senior level.

Italian Athletics Championships

  • 5000 m walk (track): 1994, 1996, 1997, 2003 (4)

  • 10,000 m walk (track): 1994, 1995 (2)

  • 20km: 2001 (1)

Italian Athletics Indoor Championships

  • 3000 m walk: 1998, 2003 (2)

See also

References