Alessio Sartori, born on 13 November 1976 in Terracina, is an Italian rower who competed at five Olympic Games from 1996 to 2012 and won a medal of each colour. He took gold in the quadruple sculls at Sydney in 2000, bronze in the double sculls at Athens in 2004 with Rossano Galtarossa, and silver in the double sculls at London in 2012 with Romano Battisti. He also rowed the quadruple sculls in 1996 and the coxless four in 2008. Sartori won double sculls golds at the Mediterranean Games in Bari in 1997 and Almería in 2005, and received the Collare d'Oro for Sporting Merit from the Italian Olympic Committee in 1995. He rowed for the Fiamme Gialle sports group in Rome.
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Career HighlightGold medal in the quadruple sculls at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney with Agostino Abbagnale, Simone Raineri and Rossano Galtarossa 2 Medals or Titles Band Connections
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Born 13 November 1976 in Terracina, Latina ITA
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Sex Male
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Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 1 Total 3
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NOC Italy ITA
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Rowing
Competed In: 1996 Summer Olympics, Results
1996 Summer Olympics
Competed In: 2000 Summer Olympics, Results
2000 Summer Olympics
Competed In: 2004 Summer Olympics, Results
2004 Summer Olympics
Competed In: 2008 Summer Olympics, Results
2008 Summer Olympics
Competed In: 2012 Summer Olympics, Results
2012 Summer Olympics
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He received a gold medal in quadruple sculls at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, together with Agostino Abbagnale, Simone Raineri, and Rossano Galtarossa.
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