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FIDAL rewards one hundred and fifty clubs through performance rankings
Studentesca Milardi led the published table as the federation increased next year’s allocation.
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FIDAL published its final club performance rankings for 2025, led by Atletica Studentesca Rieti Andrea Milardi with 24,222 points. Atletica Vicentina finished second on 19,579 and Bracco Atletica third on 18,351, with financial awards extending to one hundred and fifty clubs.
The first three clubs receive €40,000, €30,000 and €25,000 respectively. Clubs placed from hundredth to hundred-and-fiftieth receive €1,400 each. Ranking criteria combine championship results, national team representation, coaching qualifications and continuity from previous seasons.
President Stefano Mei said the 2026 performance-ranking budget would increase from €720,000 to €792,000. The federation’s wider package for clubs and organisers is expected to approach €2 million, alongside separate resources for its track development programme.
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