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Winter sports are also protagonists of the 24th edition of the International Fair Play Award - Menarini.
Sunday 13 September 2020 3 minutes reading time
In the setting of Piazza del Municipio, the heart of Castiglion Fiorentino, the Fanchini sisters, Elena and Nadia, and Dominik Paris, also received a decidedly important honor in the context of the International Fair Play Award - Menarini.
The 24th edition, saved and rescheduled in September, featured the champions from Brescia, who officially retired from competition last April, with the organizers who decided to award them the “Social values of sport” award. In the evening hosted by the journalist Lorenzo Dallari and the former volleyball player Rachele Sangiuliano, there was also space for Dominik Paris, who received the special “Sustenium Energy and heart” award.
“I'm ready to go back, even if caution is needed,” said “Domme” on stage, after returning to the group last week during the blue rally in Zermatt. A catwalk of stars in the Tuscan night, from former Cuban volleyball player Joel Despaigne to other champions of the caliber of José Altafini (with whom the Fanchini sisters wanted to take a selfie) and Zibgniew Boniek from the world of football, by coaches such as Arrigo Sacchi and Louis Van Gaal up to the Settebello technician, the head of the men's national water polo Alessandro Campagna, passing through the motorcyclist Manuel Poggiali and the young swimmer Benedetta Pilato.
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