Identified Athletes - ITA

CC GER 1936 OG Berlin REEMTSMA CIGARETTES °Olympia 1936° volume II No. 112 - The Italian M8+ crew - silver medal winner - during training
CC GER 1936 OG Berlin REEMTSMA CIGARETTES °Olympia 1936° volume II No. 113 - M8+ final with USA in the far lane first, ITA in the middle second, and GER in lane 1 third

CC GER 1972 WIKOE-VERLAG °Muenchen ruft° No. 75 - Dramatic fight for victory in the M4+ final at OG Los Angeles 1932

cc ger 1972 wikoe verlag muenchen ruft no. 75 dramatic fight for victory in the m4 final at og los angeles 1932

cc ger 1972 wikoe verlag muenchen ruft no. 75 dramatic fight for victory in the m4 final at og los angeles 1932 reverse

Translation:

The most dramatic final on the Olympic regatta course of Los Angeles: 200 m from the

finish line the Italian M4+ had a lead of one length when the German crew took a final

spurt to win the gold medal by a canvas.

CC ITA 1928 OG Amsterdam - M4+ gold medal winner crew ITA

G. Delise, G. d'Este, V. Perentin, N. Vittori, cox R. Petronio
CC ITA 1967 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1966-67° No. 185 - M4+ crew Falk Dongo
CC ITA 1968 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1967-68° No. 123 - Primo Baran & Renzo Sambo, cox Bruno Cipolla (ITA), M2+ gold medal winners ERC Copenhagen and M2+ Olympic champions OG Mexico 1968 Canottaggio M2+ D.F. Treviso°
CC ITA 1968 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1967-68° No. 124 - M4+ crew Corazzieri Roma (ITA)
CC ITA 1969 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1968-69° No. 367 - Baran & Sambo (ITA), M2+ Olympic champions OG Mexico 1968 °
CC ITA 1970 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1969-70° No. 170 - Baran & Sambo (ITA), M2+ gold medal winners OG Mexico 1968
CC ITA 1970 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1969-70° No. 171 - ITA M4- crew from Canottieri Falck, Dongo (Lago di Como, ITA), bronze medal winners OG Mexico 1968
CC ITA 1971 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1970-71° No. 099 - M4+ crew C. R. Forze Armate
CC ITA 1971 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1970-71° No. 100 - Baran & Rossetto, cox Sajeva (ITA), M2+ silver medal winners at ERC Klagenfurt 1969
CC ITA 1971 Panini °Campioni dello Sport 1970-71° No. 101 - Fermo & Bonazza (ITA), M2- participants at ERC Vichy 1967 + ERC Klagenfurt
CC ITA 1972 OG Munich PANINI No. 156 - ITA 4- (10th place)
CC ITA 1974 PANINI °Campioni dello Sport 1973-74° No. 129 - M4- crew ITA
CC ITA 1976 EDIS °OLIMPIADI° No. 134 - Marco Marconcini (ITA), JM1X gold medal winner JWRC Ratzeburg 1974
CC ITA 1986 PANINI °Supersport° No. 201 - Guiseppe & Carmine Abbagnale (ITA), M2+ gold medal winnners at OG and WRC 1981-1991 with the exception of 1983 + 1986
CC ITA 1988 PANINI °Supersport° No. 099 - Guiseppe & Carmine Abbagnale, cox Guiseppe Di Capua (ITA), M2+ Olympic champions OG Los Angeles 1984 and OG Seoul 1988, gold medal winners WRC 1981-82, 1985, 1987-91
CC ITA 1988 PANINI °Supersport° No. 104 - Alberto Belgeri & Igor Pescialli (ITA), M2X gold medal winners WRC Nottingham 1986

CC ITA 2016 PANINI "Italia Olympic Team Rio 2016" No. 290 - Carmine & Guiseppe Abbagnale (ITA) with their cox Guiseppe di Capua

CC ITA 2016 PANINI OG Rio de Janeiro No. 290 Carmine Guiseppe Abbagnale with cox Guiseppe di Capua

This crew dominated the M2+ event between 1981

and 1991 by winning the gold medal at two Olympic

Games and seven World Rowing Championships:

WRC Munich 1981, WRC Lucerne 1982, Olympic

Games Los Angeles 1984, WRC Hazewinkel 1985,

WRC Copenhagen 1987, Olympic Games Seoul 1988,

WRC Bled 1989, WRC Tasmania 1990 and WRC Vienna

1991. In the M2+ final of the Olympic Games Barcelona

1992 the Abbagnale brothers lost against the Searle

brothers of Great Britain in an epic battle and won the

silver medal.

Giuseppe Abbagnale was elected president of the Italian

Rowing Federation in 2012.

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