Paola Pigni
| Paola Pigni | ||
.jpg) Paola Pigni. | ||
| Friidrott, damer | ||
Nation:  Italien | ||
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 Olympiska spel | ||
| Brons | München 1972 | 1500 meter |
| Europamästerskap | ||
| Brons | Aten 1969 | 1500 meter |
Paola Pigni, född 30 december 1945 i Milano, död 11 juni 2021 i Rom,[1] var en italiensk friidrottare inom medeldistanslöpning.
1500 metersfinalen vid OS 1972.
Hon tog OS-brons på 1 500 meter vid friidrottstävlingarna 1972 i München.
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Italian middle and long-distance runner Paola Pigni, circa 1966.
Italian middle and long-distance runner Paola Pigni, circa 1966.
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The Italian middle-distance runner Paola Pigni during the 1500 meters final race. She eventually finished third and won a bronze medal. Next to her, from the left, Ilja Keizer-Laman and Berny Boxem-Lenferink (Holland), Jenny Orr (Australia), Karin Burneleit (East Germany), Tamara Pangelova (USSR), Gunhild Hoffmeister (East Germany) e Sheila Taylor-Carey (UK). On the right, hardly visible, the winner of the race, Lyudmila Bragina (USSR). Munich, September 9, 1972.
The Italian middle-distance runner Paola Pigni during the 1500 meters final race. She eventually finished third and won a bronze medal. Next to her, from the left, Ilja Keizer-Laman and Berny Boxem-Lenferink (Holland), Jenny Orr (Australia), Karin Burneleit (East Germany), Tamara Pangelova (USSR), Gunhild Hoffmeister (East Germany) e Sheila Taylor-Carey (UK). On the right, hardly visible, the winner of the race, Lyudmila Bragina (USSR). Munich, September 9, 1972.