The goal is to travel 100 kilometers running on the home balcony, a sporting challenge after the launch of measures to contain coronavirus infections. It is the company that is trying to reach Gianluca Di Meo, a 45-year-old runner from Bologna who, after passing the path of a marathon, starting at 4.30 this morning and 'crossing' the finish line after over 7 hours and 6 thousand laps, has decided to continue for another 50 kilometers. To tell the story of the athlete, winner of the Rovaniemi 150 km in 2017, is the 'Corriere di Bologna'. The race will end at 10 pm after 18 hours, Di Meo has a balcony of 8.8 meters in his home in Padua. "This is not a balcony for me - said the runner - I face it with the same spirit as other adventures in nature. In any condition, you shouldn't lose heart.
I like what I'm doing. "
It runs 100 kilometers on the balcony of the house
2020-03-28T18:30:42.093Z
The goal is to travel 100 kilometers running on the home balcony, a sporting challenge after the launch of measures to contain coronavirus infections. (HANDLE)