2023 ITALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Thursday, April 13th – Monday, April 17th
- Riccione, Italy
- LCM (50m)
- World Championships Qualifier
- Fukuoka World Selection Criteria
- Start Lists
- Day 1 Recap/Day 2 Recap/Day 3 Recap/Day 4 Recap/Day 5 Recap
- Live Results
With the conclusion of the 2023 Italian Championships, we have our list of swimmers who have initially hit World Championships qualifying times for this summer’s main event in Fukuoka, Japan.
As a reminder, Italian athletes can still clock qualifying efforts at the Sette Colli Trophy in June, so this roster is far from complete.
At the 2022 edition of the World Championships, Italy placed 3rd in the swimming medal table, bringing home 9 total medals from Budapest. Individual gold medalists included Gregorio Paltrinieri in the 1500m free, Thomas Ceccon in the 100m back, Nicolo Martinenghi in the 100m breast and Benedetta Pilato in the 100m breast.
The Italian men’s medley relay also topped the podium.
Swimmers Posting QTs at Italian Championships
Women
- Simona Quadarella 400m free 4:05.83/ 800m free 8:21.14/1500m free 15:53.29
- Lisa Angiolini 100m breast 1:06.18
- Sara Franceschi 400m IM 4:35.98/200m IM 2:10.05
- Benedetta Pilato 50m breast 30.08
- Margherita Panziera 200m back 2:08.12
Men
- Marco De Tullio 400m free 3:44.69
- Alberto Razzetti 200m fly 1:54.98
- Leonardo Deplano 50m free 21.89
- Thomas Ceccon 100m back 53.36
- Federico Poggio 100m breast 58.76
- Nicolo Martinenghi 100m breast 59.06
- Matteo Restivo 200m back 1:56.96
I’ve always wanted to see Quadarella at the worlds level in the 400 Free.