The “Championship of Championships” has been defined, the one staged in Pisa – San Rossore from 2 to 5 June, which for the first time in the history of endurance saw the assignment of 12 Italian titles in a single event by sistemaeventi.it and Italia Endurance Asd.
The VIM spa Italian Endurance Championships 2022 Open saw more than 240 binomas from all over Italy and abroad compete in a unique path such as the one inside the San Rossore Estate.
11 amazons and 1 rider were the champions of Italy, worthy of note is the success of the Umbria Region which rose on eight podiums, winning seven gold medals, six of which to the amazons of the Fuxiateam coached by Costanza Laliscia, silver 2022 on the 160km.
The absolute Italian champion 2022 for the CEI3* 160 km is Camilla Coppini riding Ernest, in the CEI2* 120 km she won the gold medal Greta Ghilardi on Sultano by Libia, in the CEI1* 100 km to climb the top step on the podium was Giovanni Marigliano on Ziupedde de Zamaglia, the first Italian champion in the CEIYJ1* 100 km is Alice Orlandani on Egaro, while in the CEIYJ2* 120 km Caterina Coppini on Antares by Nimroz won the gold medal.
In the categories dedicated to the Under 14, Italian champion in the CEN B/R 84 km is Marie Panigoni together with Ultra CPS, in the CEN A 40 km the gold goes to Ludovica Cieri on Al Sarfah du Barthas and in the Debuttanti 20 km Giada Neri together with Egiziana they are Italian Champions.
The grand finale of the VIM spa Italian Endurance Championships 2022 Open was staged on Sunday 5 June with the Pony categories that saw Alice Laurenzi win the title of Italian Champion in the Elite Pony on Salida, in Pony B the gold goes to Vittoria Monetti always riding Salida, in Pony A to get on the highest step of the podium was Giorgia Pecciarelli with Siro and finally in the Pony Avviamento Costanza Monetti with Sirio graduated as Italian Champions.
The organizational machine that defied the scorching heat was perfect and that saw 256 people working in full synergy among the natural beauties of the San Rossore Estate, which was immediately returned to the Pisans in excellent condition.
