2024 ITALIAN OLYMPIC TRIALS
- Tuesday, March 5th – Saturday, March 9th
- Riccione, Italy
- LCM (50m)
- ITA Olympic Qualification Criteria
- Meet Central
- Entries
- Live Results
The 2024 Italian Olympic Trials are nearly upon us with action kicking off in Riccione beginning on Tuesday, March 5th.
A total of 732 athletes are registered across 180 clubs with everyone vying for a coveted spot on the nation’s Olympic roster for the Paris 2024 Games.
As a refresher on the Italian selection process, qualification began last November at the nation’s Absolute Open Championships. Athletes who qualified at that competition were fused with those who reached a qualifying time at the World Championships in Doha last month.
This means these Olympic Trials represent a third opportunity for athletes to add their names to the roster, while a final chance for any remaining spots will take place at the Sette Colli Trophy in June.
Italian Athletes Qualified for Paris 2024 Through Italian Championships & World Championships
- Gregorio Paltrinieri
- Men’s 1500m free (14:41.38)
- Men’s 800m free (7:42.98)
- Thomas Ceccon
- Men’s 100m back (52.82)
- Alberto Razzetti
- Men’s 200m IM (1:56.21)
- Men’s 400m IM (4:09.29)
- Men’s 200m fly (1:55.09)
- Benedetta Pilato
- Women’s 100m breast (1:05.80)
- Alessandro Miressi
- Men’s 100m free (47.61)
- Nicolo Martinenghi
- Men’s 100m breast (58.84)
- Simona Quadarella
- Women’s 1500m free (15:46.99)
- Women’s 800mm free (8:17.14)
- Lorenzo Zazzeri
- Men’s 50m free (21.80)
- Maneul Frigo
- Men’s 4x100m free relay (21.81)
- Sara Franceschi
- Women’s 400m IM (4:37.86)
RELAYS QUALIFIED FOR PARIS
- Men’s 4x100n freestyle
- Women’s 4x100m freestyle
- Mixed 4x100m medley
- Women’s 4x200m freestyle
- Men’s 4x200m freestyle
- Men’s 4x100m medley
- Women’s 4x100m medley
Among the 2020 Olympians still seeking qualification are Federico Burdisso, Giacomo Carini, Gabriele Detti, Ilaria Bianchi, Ariana Castiglioni and Elena Di Liddo.
In Tokyo, the nation of Italy placed 14th in the overall swimming medal table, capturing 7 medals but no golds. Individual medalists included Paltrinieri earning silver in the men’s 800m free, Nicolo Martinenghi scoring 100m breast bronze and Burdisso taking 200m fly bronze.
The following qualification times have been set by the Italian Swimming Federation.
