It will be Caorle to host the Italian Absolute Athletics Championships, scheduled for Saturday 21nd August and Sunday 3rd August 2025.
The Chiggiato Stadium will be the ideal setting for the track events, while the road walking events will take place through the city center, starting/finishing at Piazza Vescovado, providing the public with an authentic sports spectacle in the heart of the summer season. It will be an opportunity to combine the best of national athletics with the holiday atmosphere of Caorle, offering enthusiasts and tourists an unmissable event. All this comes just about forty days before the world championships in Tokyo.
Forty (twenty men and twenty women) tricolor jerseys will be up for grabs in what will be the 115th edition of the Italian Absolute Championships.
Beyond the national challenges, Caorle will offer confirmations to those who already hold the world championship pass and hope to those who will arrive in the renowned Venetian seaside resort dreaming of participating in the highlight event of the international season.
Nadia Battocletti, Olympic silver medalist in Paris in the 10,000 meters, Larissa Iapichino, indoor European long jump champion, who this season landed over 7 meters for the first time, and Leonardo Fabbri, European shot put champion in Rome 2024, are just some of the top international Italian athletes who have already announced their intention to compete in Caorle. The countdown to the tricolor event thus begins, ideally marked by these three champions who led Italy to reaffirm its continental leadership in Madrid.
For the first time in Caorle, the Italian Absolute Championships return to Veneto five years after the last time: the most recent edition was in Padua, in August 2020, with a reduced tricolor program due to the pandemic. For Caorle, where athletics has a long and solid organizational tradition, tricolor events have multiplied in recent seasons: in 2021, the Chiggiato Stadium hosted the final of the Italian Society Championships, followed by three editions of the Cadet Tricolors (from 2022 to 2024) and the national Allievi championship in 2023.
Now athletics is ready to once again showcase its talents in the shadow of the iconic cylindrical bell tower of the millennium-old Cathedral with the most prestigious tricolor event of the season and to applaud the blue champions who have led the Italian movement to international heights in recent seasons. The stopwatch has already started in Caorle.
TICKET INFO
Tickets for live attendance at the event can be purchased online at TICKETONE and at all authorized points of sale. The event can be followed with daily tickets for the Olimpia Stand (covered stand on the arrivals side) costing 25 euros plus service charge, or for the Parco Stand (open stand on the opposite straight, on the side of the long jump runways) costing 15 euros plus service charge.
All children born from January 1, 2021, can enter the facility without a ticket, presenting a valid document or health card at the entrances and accompanied by an adult holding access rights. Inside the Giovanni Chiggiato Stadium, they will not be able to occupy seats but must sit on the lap of the accompanying adult.
Each person with a disability (minimum 75% disability) may purchase a maximum of one ticket for themselves and one ticket for an accompanying person by contacting the email address biglietteria@fidal.it, which will provide all necessary information for the purchase.
