Morto Livio Berruti after a period of illness, the Olympic champion in Rome 1960 was 87 years old
Everything happened on September 3, 1960 at the Olympic Stadium in Rome: in just two hours the semifinal raced in 20.5, equagliando il primato mondiale, then winning the
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Born in Turin on 19 May 1939, Berruti met the athletics in 1955 in Cavour High School, becoming the fastest of the Institute. At the Tokyo Olympic Games, four years later, he took the same distance on the first lane, finishing fifth and even first of Europeans (20.83), in the race won by American Henry Carr in 20.36. In 2006 he was one of the eight Italian bearers of the Olympic flag at the closing ceremony of the Winter Games in Turin, his city.
Furthermore, With the victory in Rome he obtained 800 thousand lire from the Coni for the gold medal, 400,000 lire for the world record and a '500' gift of Fiat. After his career he worked in the world of communication. Only a few years later he became an Olympic champion, the first European speeder to triumph in this race.
In addition, Goodbye to Livio Berruti, Olympic champion in Rome 1960.
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Born in Turin on 19 May 1939, Berruti met the athletics in 1955 in Cavour High School, becoming the fastest of the Institute.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAt the Tokyo Olympic Games, four years later, he took the same distance on the first lane, finishing fifth and even first of Europeans (20.83), in the race won by American Henry Carr in 20.36.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn 2006 he was one of the eight Italian bearers of the Olympic flag at the closing ceremony of the Winter Games in Turin, his city.
reliability low1/2 sourcesWith the victory in Rome he obtained 800 thousand lire from the Coni for the gold medal, 400,000 lire for the world record and a '500' gift of Fiat.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAfter his career he worked in the world of communication.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOnly a few years later he became an Olympic champion, the first European speeder to triumph in this race.
reliability low1/2 sourcesGoodbye to Livio Berruti, Olympic champion in Rome 1960.
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