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Larissa Iapichino athletics achievements

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Italian long jumper Larissa Iapichino achieved significant milestones in her athletic career during September 2026. Initially, Iapichino set a new Italian national record with a jump of 7.12 meters, surpassing the previous record held by her mother, Fiona May. This performance followed a successful season that included an indoor world silver medal and an outdoor European gold medal. Shortly after, Iapichino won the gold medal at the inaugural Ultimate Championship in Budapest with a ~~jump~~ first-attempt leap of 6.90 meters. This victory made her the first Italian athlete to win a title in the competition. During post-competition interviews, she revealed that she had lost her grandmother on the morning of the event, noting that she completed her performance despite the personal loss. The championship, described as a ‘super final’ of the athletics season, also featured other notable Italian performances. Gianmarco Tamberi secured the men’s high jump title with a seasonal best of 2.37 meters, earning ~~$150,000. Other~~ $150,000 and marking his twelfth major career title. In the 800 meters, Francesco Pernici set a new Italian national record with a time of 1:42.67, finishing fifth in the final. Other participants included Eloisa Coiro, who advanced to the 800-meter final, and ~~Francesco Pernici in the 800m, as well as~~ a mixed 4x400m relay team consisting of Edoardo Scotti, Anna Polinari, Lorenzo Benati, and Alessandra Bonora.

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