Nadia Battocletti breaks new record

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Another resounding race by Nadia Battocletti: she put on a show in the indoor 3,000 in Liévin with the formidable time of 8:26.44 with which she managed to improve by more than four seconds her 8:30.82 from last year also obtained in the French meeting. The queen of middle distance running, literally unleashed, came close to the continental limit: she did so by stopping the stopwatch just three hundredths short of the time of Britain’s Laura Muir, who has held it with 8:26.41 since 2017, and also came very close to her own national outdoor record of 8:26.27 set in Rabat, Morocco, last season.

So she continues to outdo herself, the Trentino-born star of the Fiamme Azzurre, world and Olympic silver medalist in the 10,000 as well as world bronze medalist in the 5,000, European champion in track, cross-country and road. After equaling the Italian indoor 1,500 record with 4:03.59 in Madrid in her debut a couple of weeks ago, comes the daughter of art’s new feat: she is third at the finish line behind Ethiopians Freweyni Hailu, who gains a few meters of advantage in the middle of the race to impose herself in 8:24.59, and Aleshign Baweke, 8:26.29 in the sprint at the end of the duel with the Italian in the last two laps for second place.

The athlete coached by her dad-coach Giuliano transited in 2:49.02 at the 1000 and 4:13.30 at the 1500 with a very similar second part in 4:13.14, then 5:37.62 at the 2000 meters. Excellent signal toward the World Indoor Championships scheduled in a month’s time in Poland, in Torun from March 20 to 22, but the Trentino’s next commitment will be already Sunday morning at the Cross Festival in Selinunte, Sicily.

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Ekaterina Gamova is a former volleyball player born October 17, 1980 in Čeljabinsk, Russia
Tall at 2.02 meters, she is considered by many to be one of the most dominant players in the history of women’s volleyball
Gamova won two Olympic silver medals with the Russian national team: at Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004
She was world champion in 2006 and 2010, receiving the MVP award in the 2010 tournament
With Russia he also won two European titles, in 1999 and 2001
At the club level, he has won numerous national championships in Russia and Turkey, as well as 5 Champions Leagues and a Club World Cup
In 2014, with Dinamo Kazan, she won the Champions League and the World Cup for clubs
During his career he received numerous individual awards
Gamova retired from'competitive activity in 2016
In 2021 she was named official ambassador of the 2022 Men’s Volleyball World Cup in Russia

“The goal was to reach the standard for the World Championships in Torun, set at 8:35.00, and to be comfortable in the indoor track. The European record could have been a goal but I have to learn how to run indoors. This chrono is worth so much because Ramadan started yesterday and I finished my university exams a week ago. It has been a difficult time but I have a great staff to help me,” he said…

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