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Larissa Iapichino

Biography

Larissa Iapichino

Long jump · Florence · Fiamme Oro

No. 1
in the world rankings
7.12
Italian record
Officer
of the Italian Republic

Full record ↓

Medal table

The medals

  1. Ultimate Championship 1 – –
  2. World Indoor Championships – 1 –
  3. Diamond League Final 2 – –
  4. European Championships 1 1 –
  5. European Indoor Championships 1 1 –
  6. European Team Championships 1 1 –
  7. European U23 Championships 1 – –
  8. European U20 Championships 1 – –
  9. Diamond League 6 – –
  10. Italian Championships 4 – –
  11. Italian Indoor Championships 5 – –

Source: World Athletics · updated 15 October 2026

2025 — 2026

01

Beyond seven metres

In 2025, at the Palaindoor in Padova, she produced the best season opener of her career with 6.86 m. On Sunday 23 February 2025 she was named Officer of the Italian Republic, presented by FIDAL President Stefano Mei, in recognition of her Olympic fourth place and European silver in 2024.

On 8 March she won gold at the European Indoor Championships in Apeldoorn with 6.94 m, and on 31 May she broke the seven-metre barrier with 7.06 m in Palermo. On 29 June she won the European Team Championships in Madrid with 6.92 m, and on 28 August she took her second consecutive Diamond League Final trophy in Zurich. She ended the season ranked third in the world.

In the 2026 indoor season she won the World Indoor Tour, with two consecutive victories in the series, and claimed her ninth Italian title. Straight after, she took silver at the World Indoor Championships in Toruń. On 4 July she set a new Italian record of 7.12 m in Eugene, at the Prefontaine Classic, one of the most prestigious Diamond League meetings; on 16 August she won long jump gold at the European Championships in Birmingham.

After finishing second at the Diamond League Final, on 11 September in Budapest she won the title of Ultimate Champion — the championship of champions — becoming the world’s number one ranked long jumper.

Today

02

Beyond the runway

Larissa lives in Florence. She graduated from the Leonardo da Vinci scientific high school and has been studying Law since October 2021.

She is passionate about fashion, art, photography and writing, and competes for the Italian State Police sports group, Fiamme Oro.

2023 — 2024

03

Among the greats

In 2023 she won silver at the European Indoor Championships in Istanbul with 6.97 m: her first senior medal and an Italian indoor record.

That same season she became European under-23 champion with 6.93 m, won three Diamond League meetings — the Golden Gala in Florence, Stockholm and Monte Carlo — and set her outdoor personal best of 6.95 m. She finished fifth at the World Championships in Budapest.

In 2024 she won silver at the European Championships in Rome with 6.94 m and reached her first Olympic final, finishing fourth in Paris. She closed the season by winning the Diamond League Final in Brussels, the first Italian woman ever to do so.

2019 — 2021

04

The talent

2019 was the year of her first international success: at not yet 17, at the Italian youth championships in Agropoli, she jumped 6.64 m, a new Italian under-18 best. The mark was confirmed by gold at the European Under-20 Championships in Borås, Sweden.

In 2020 she set a new under-20 and under-23 outdoor record of 6.80 m, the fourth best junior of all time in the world in her first year in the category.

In 2021 she broke the under-20 indoor world record with 6.91 m, a historic mark that had belonged to Heike Drechsler for 35 years.

2002 — 2018

05

The beginning

Larissa Iapichino is considered one of the brightest talents in world athletics, and sport has been her destiny since childhood.

Her parents are Fiona May, two-time world champion and two-time Olympic silver medallist in the long jump, and Gianni Iapichino, former record holder and multiple Italian champion in the pole vault, long jump and decathlon, as well as her coach.

Born in July 2002, she was in the spotlight from an early age, thanks in part to a well-known television commercial. At first Larissa did not want to do athletics, and devoted eight years to artistic gymnastics instead. The turning point came in 2015, when she watched the Monte Carlo meeting live and immediately fell in love with the sport.

Her talent was clear to everyone straight away: she holds every indoor and outdoor long jump record in the youth categories.

The moments

Budapest, 11 September 2026

Ultimate Champion

Wins the first World Athletics Ultimate Championship with 6.90 m on her opening jump.

Birmingham, 16 August 2026

European Champion

Long jump gold with 7.00 m, once again on the first jump of the final.

Eugene, 4 July 2026

Italian record

7.12 m at the Prefontaine Classic, a Diamond League meeting: the new Italian senior record.

Awards and honours

All the awards →

Official figures

Long jump · outdoor 7.12m Hayward Field, Eugene, OR (USA) 4 July 2026 · wind +1.8 NR
All honours 32

Olympic Games

4° The XXXIII Olympic Games 6.87 8 August 2024

World Championships

5° World Athletics Championships, Budapest 2023 6.82 20 August 2023

Ultimate Championship

1° World Athletics Ultimate Championship 6.90 11 September 2026

Diamond League Final

1° Weltklasse Zürich 6.93 28 August 2025
1° Memorial van Damme 6.80 14 September 2024

World Indoor Championships

2° World Athletics Indoor Championships 6.87 22 March 2026
7° World Athletics Indoor Championships 6.69 3 March 2024

European Championships

1° European Athletics Championships 7.00 16 August 2026
2° European Athletics Championships 6.94 12 June 2024
5° European Athletics Championships 6.62 18 August 2022

Diamond League

1° Weltklasse Zürich 6.93 28 August 2025
1° Memorial van Damme 6.80 14 September 2024
1° Meeting de Paris 6.82 7 July 2024
1° Herculis Meeting International d’Athlétisme EBS 6.95 21 July 2023
1° BAUHAUS-Galan 6.69 2 July 2023
1° Golden Gala Pietro Mennea 6.79 2 June 2023

European Indoor Championships

1° European Athletics Indoor Championships 6.94 8 March 2025
2° European Athletics Indoor Championships 6.97 5 March 2023
5° European Athletics Indoor Championships 6.59 6 March 2021

European Team Championships

1° European Athletics Team Championships First Division 6.92 29 June 2025
2° European Athletics Team Championships First Division 6.66 25 June 2023

European U23 Championships

1° European Athletics U23 Championships 6.93 16 July 2023

European U20 Championships

1° European U20 Championships 6.58 21 July 2019

Italian Championships

1° Italian Championships 6.78 3 August 2025
1° Italian Championships 6.64 26 June 2022
1° Italian Championships 6.42 26 June 2021
1° Italian Championships 6.32 29 August 2020

Italian Indoor Championships

1° Italian Indoor Championships 6.78 28 February 2026
1° Italian Indoor Championships 6.69 22 February 2025
1° Italian Indoor Championships 6.80 17 February 2024
1° Italian Indoor Championships 6.53 18 February 2023
1° Italian Indoor Championships 6.91 20 February 2021

Source: World Athletics