After the most successful Olympics ever, 5 gold medals in Tokyo 2020, Italy is back on track at Athletics World Championships. The 2022 edition takes place in Eugene, Oregon from July 15 to 24, for the first time in history in the United States. 49 titles are up for grabs: 24 male, 24 female and 1 mixed, the mixed 4 × 400. The 35 km walk makes its début, replacing the 50 km one.
Just in the march, Italy took home two gold medals a year ago, over the same distance, the 20 kilometers. Antonella Palmisano will not be there due to injury, she will be there instead Massimo Stano. Present, despite the uncertainty of the results of the first part of the season, Marcell JacobsOlympic champion of the 100 meters, e Gianmarco Tamberi, gold in Tokyo in the high jump. The 4 × 100 Olympic men’s 4 × 100 is also back with Patta, Jacobs, Desalu and Tortu, the last two will also be on the track in the 200 meters.
Tv and streaming
The World Athletics Championships are broadcast live on TV on Rai and Sky. Free and free-to-air on Rai Due the evening and night sessions, on RaiSport the afternoon sessions. For subscribers, live coverage of all sessions on Sky Sport Arena (channel 204), with windows also on Sky Sport Uno. Live streaming, free, on Rai Play. Live streaming, for subscribers, on Sky Go and Now Tv. There are 9 hours of time zone between Eugene and Rome.
The races of the most anticipated blues
Marcell Jacobs – 100 meters
The heats are scheduled for July 15th, for Italy it will be 3:50 am on July 16th.
The semifinals will be staged on July 16th, for us it will be 2-10 am on the 17th. The final will follow at 4:50 am on Sunday 17th July.
Gianmarco Tamberi
The men’s high jump qualifiers are at 7:10 pm, Italian time, on Friday 15 July. The final is at 2:45 am on Tuesday 19th July.
4×100
The heats of the 4×100 will be on Saturday 23 July at 3.05 am. On Sunday 24 July at 4:50 am the possible final. At 15.15 on the same day there is the men’s 35km walk.
Here the complete times of the races.
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Source: Vanity Fair
