Italian U18 race-walking champions crowned at Imola
Cristian Cecchetto and Rebecca D’Alessandro won Italy’s under-18 10 km road race-walking titles in Imola on 18 October. Lombardy won the Pietro Pastorini youth regional trophy.
Event / data period: 2026-10-18
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Cecchetto led the men’s race and finished in 42:42, ahead of Riccardo Rabai (42:47) and Lucio Di Lizio (43:05). D’Alessandro won the women’s event in 47:55; Caterina Carissimi was second in 49:01 and Giulia Pillitteri third in 50:03.
Lombardy scored 660 points in the regional trophy, ahead of Tuscany (650) and Apulia (647). In the cadet events, Lorenzo Morgante won the 6 km in 27:54 and Virginia Neri won the 4 km in 18:45.
Data
Italian U18 race walkers win titles at Imola
Results from the youth road-walking events held in Imola.
| Men, 10 km | Cristian Cecchetto | 42:42 |
| Men, 10 km | Riccardo Rabai | 42:47 |
| Men, 10 km | Lucio Di Lizio | 43:05 |
| Women, 10 km | Rebecca D’Alessandro | 47:55 |
| Women, 10 km | Caterina Carissimi | 49:01 |
| Women, 10 km | Giulia Pillitteri | 50:03 |
| Cadets, 6 km | Lorenzo Morgante | 27:54 |
| Cadettes, 4 km | Virginia Neri | 18:45 |
Methodology
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Regional trophy standings
Points by region in the youth trophy.
| Lombardy | 660 |
| Tuscany | 650 |
| Apulia | 647 |
Methodology
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