Francesca Lollobrigida
nation
Italy Italy
birthday
7th February 1991 (age 29)
place of birth
Rome , Italy
Career
society
CSEN Roma Pattinaggio
team
Alessi World Team
status
active
Medal table
World Cup medals
15 ×
13 ×
6 ×
JWM medals
1 ×
4 ×
4 ×
EM medals
30 ×
15 ×
5 ×
Placements in the World Inline Cup
1. WIC medal
2014
World Cup victories
2
Total WIC
1. ( 2014 )
Podium placements
1.
2.
3.
Class 1
2
0
0
last change: February 28, 2020
nation
birthday
Career
status
active
Placements in the speed skating world cup
Debut in the World Cup
2012
World Cup victories
2
Total toilet mass start
1 .. ( 2013/14 , 2017/18 )
Podium placements
1.
2.
3.
3000 meters
0
0
1
Team competition
0
1
0
Mass start
2
3
6th
last change: February 27, 2020
Francesca Lollobrigida (born February 7, 1991 in Rome ) is an Italian inline speed skater and speed skater . She got on wheels for the first time when she was two years old.
Career
Lollobrigida is multiple world and European champion in inline speed skating . 2012 was her most successful year so far. At the World Cup in Italy , she won two titles in points and points elimination races.
Lollobrigida was the most successful participant at the 2015 European Championships in Wörgl and Innsbruck . She won a total of seven European titles and one bronze medal.
Since 2009 Lollobrigida has also been successful as a speed skater . In 2011 and 2013 she won the title at the Italian Allround Championships. On February 9, 2013 she achieved a podium place in a World Cup race for the first time . In Inzell , she finished second in the mass start race. She is trained by Jaap Dillen.
Lollobrigida starts in inline speed skating for the Alessi World Team and in speed skating for the Dutch Fabulous Fab Team.
Her father's aunt is the famous Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida .
Palmarès
2007
World Cup in Cali
Gold marathon
Silver 500 m (track), 500 m (road), 5000 m relay (road) and 20,000 m Auss. (Street)
2008
World Cup in Gijón
Bronze 3000 m relay (track), 15000 m Auss. (Track), 5000 m relay (road), 20000 m out. (Street)
2009
2010
2011
EM in Heerde and Zwolle
Silver 10000 m points-out. (Train) and 15000 m Auss. (Street)
Bronze 10000 m Auss. (Train) and 5000 m relay (road)
2012
World Cup in Ascoli Piceno and San Benedetto del Tronto
Gold 10000 m points-out. (Train) and 10000 m points (road)
Silver 15000 m Auss. (Train), 20000 m Auss. (Road) and 5000 m relay (road)
Bronze 1000 m (track) and 3000 m relay (track)
EM in Szeged
Gold 10000 m points-out. (Train), 10000 m Auss. (Train) and 3000 m relay (train)
Silver 1000 m (track)
Bronze 500 m (track)
Overall winner of the European Cup inline speed skating
2013
2014
World Cup in Rosario
Silver 15000 m Auss. (Train), 5000 m relay (road)
Bronze marathon
EM in Geisingen
Gold 10000 m points-out. (Train), 15000 m Auss. (Train), 10000 m points (road) and 20000 m out. (Street)
Silver marathon
Bronze 5000 m relay (road)
World Inline Cup
2015
EM in Wörgl and Innsbruck
Gold 10000 m points-out. (Train), 15000 m Auss. (Track), 3000 m relay (track), 10000 m points (road), 20000 m out. (Road), 5000 m relay (road) and marathon
Bronze 1000 m (track)
2016
World Cup in Nanjing
Gold 1000 m (track), 3000 m relay (track) and 10000 m points (road)
Silver 20000 m Auss. (Road) and 5000 m relay (road)
EM in Heerde
Gold 1000 m (track), 10000 m points-out. (Track), 3000 m relay (track), 10000 m points (road)
Silver 5000 m relay (road)
2017
World Cup in Nanjing
Gold 10000 m points (track), 10000 m points (road) and 5000 m relay (road)
Silver 1000 m (track) and 15000 m Auss. (Train)
Bronze 20000 m Auss. (Street)
EM in Lagos
Gold 1000 m (track), 10000 m points-out. (Train), 15000 m Auss. (Track), 10000 m points (road), 20000 m out. (Street)
Silver 500 m (track), 5000 m relay (road), marathon
2018
World Cup in Heerde and Arnhem
Gold 20000 m Auss. (Street)
Silver 10000 m points-out. (Track), 10,000 m points (road) and marathon
EM in Ostend
Gold 10000 m points-out. (Train), 15000 m Auss. (Track), 500 m team (track) and 20,000 m Auss. (Street)
Silver 1000 m (track), 3000 m relay (track), 1 lap (road) and 10000 m points (road)
2019
World Cup in Barcelona
Gold 15000 m Auss. (Road), marathon
Silver 10000 m points-out. (Train)
EM in Pamplona
Gold 10000 m points-out. (Train), 10000 m points (road)
Silver 10000 Auss. (Train), 15000 m Auss. (Street)
Web links
Individual evidence
↑ Profile Francesca Lollobrigida schaatsen.nl accessed on February 6, 2013
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