In the absolute first time of an individual men’s test in artistic swimming, he could only win the man of the first times. Giorgio Minisini, 26 years old from Rome, confirms himself as the best of all and wins the European gold in his city, driving the Pietrangeli stadium (transformed into a swimming pool for the occasion) crazy. With a stratospheric score of 85.7033, the Spaniard Diaz del Rio and the Serbian Martinovic could only applaud ‘King’ Giorgio, who for his performance chose a particular musical composition: in fact ‘A plastic sea’, with the words of the naturalist underneath. British David Attemborough, focuses on the damage of pollution to the world’s seas and the importance of ecology. On the other hand, Minisini is not new to important extra-pool messages: together with Arianna Sacripante, a girl who is passionate about artistic swimming with Down syndrome, the Roman has been performing for some time in shows that have inspired many disabled children who dream of trying synchro and that have a point of reference in Giorgio. The champion, engaged to the synchronizer Enrica Piccoli (with whom he also shares membership of the State Police) is a son of art (his mother did the same sport, while his father was a synchro judge). “It was one of the best races of my career so far – the blue says excitedly – My teammates had prepared me for my debut in the single, telling me that it would be an emotion that I would never have felt. the exercise the roar gave me shivers, the audience who came to watch us was special “. Two other silvers for Italy close the day’s sync: in the women’s technical alone, Linda Cerruti finishes second with 90.8839 behind the Ukrainian Marta Fledina, while in the highlights the blue scored 91.7000 (always behind the Ukrainian national team). The usual Minisini take care of the story: in the synchro declined to the male there is a historical gold and Italy celebrates.
Source: Ansa
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