Italy at the Paralympics

Italy has sent delegations to the Summer Paralympics since the first games in 1960, and to the Winter Paralympics since 1980.

Italy at the
Paralympics
IPC codeITA
NPCComitato Italiano Paralimpico
Websitewww.comitatoparalimpico.it (in Italian)
Medals
Gold
165
Silver
193
Bronze
211
Total
569
Summer appearances
Winter appearances

The Paralympic Games are a multi-sport event for athletes with physical and sensorial disabilities. This includes athletes with mobility disabilities, amputations, blindness, and cerebral palsy. The Paralympic Games are held every four years, following the Olympic Games, and are governed by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC).

Medal Tables

Summer Games

  Host country

Games Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank
1896 Athens10000
1960 Rome65292823801
1964 Tokyo?141516453
1968 Tel-Aviv38121017397
1972 Heidelberg25845179
1976 Toronto?25111825
1980 Arnhem?6592020
1984 Stoke M.-New York61919144221
1988 Seoul961615275816
1992 Barcelona88107183517
1996 Atlanta691120144514
2000 Sydney6398102718
2004 Athens774871931
2008 Beijing864771828
2012 London9898112813
2016 Rio de Janeiro101101415399
Total15317320453012

Winter Games

  Host country (Italy)

GamesGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1980 Geilo0000
1984 Innsbruck0011
1988 Innsbruck3069
1992 Tignes-Albertsville0134
1994 Lillehammer07613
1998 Nagano34310
2002 Salt Lake City3339
2006 Turin*2248
2010 Vancouver1337
2014 Sochi0000
2018 Pyeongchang2215
Totals (11 games)14223066

Multiple medallists

These are official report of International Paralympic Committee. [1] Athletes in bold are athletes who are still competing.

# Athlete Years (no. of games) Total
1 Roberto Marson 1964-1976 (4) 167326
2 Maria Scutti 1960 (1) 103215
3 Anna Maria Toso 1960 (1) 810220
4 Luca Pancalli 1984-1996 (4) 86115
5 Alvise De Vidi 1988-2012 (7) 83415
6 Franco Rossi 1960-1972 (4) 63413
7 Paola Fantato 1992-2004 (4) 5128
8 Alex Zanardi 2012-2016 (2) 4206
9 Francesca Porcellato 1988-2016 (10) 33612
10 Aldo Manganaro 1992-2008 (5) 3249

See also

References

  1. "Multi-Medallists". paralympic.org. Retrieved 13 September 2012.
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