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Primo
Nebiolo |
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“Primo was an irresistible
leader, he knew how to get the maximum from every
one: athletes, co-operators, sponsors. And he
was deeply in love swith sports, but athletics
was his irresistible mermaid”.
Giovanna Capellano Nebiolo |
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Primo Nebiolo has been a big protagonist
in sport promotion in all levels and in the creation
of a new concept of athletics by circuits of meeting
that attract always more attention, people, media and
big sponsor.
Nebiolo’s life was completely dedicated to sport,
in particular to athletics: before as athlete and after
as the Italian manager more popular and appreciated
in the world. An example was the birth of spectacle
athletics in collaboration with football. It was 1971
when, thanks at one his initiative, in the half time
of the match “Torino – Lazio “ at
“Stadio Comunale” it runs 1000 mt. The victory
has been for Franco Arese with the time of 2’16”9:
new Italian record.
Eclectic man, Primo Nebiolo was: Athlete, entrepreneur,
and journalist for “Popolo nuovo” –
newspaper of “Democrazia Cristiana” in Piemonte.
In all this activities he transmitted the maximum engagement.
Nebiolo started his career in 1948 when (at 25 years
old) he became president of CUS Turin. In 30 years of
career he arrived at the head of the international sport
institutions: It has been honorary president of CUSI,
in 1961 he became president of FISU. Thanks at his work
in sport promotion Nebiolo became president of FIDAL
(the Italian federation of athletics) and he finished
this work in 1989. Instead he entered in the IAAF council
and in 1981 he was elected president.
But Nebiolo was an important man not only for international
sport but for his Turin too. Here he created some important
manifestations starting with the first Universiade in
1959.
The last present of this big manager has been the opportunity
of organizes in the heart of Turin the walk word cup
in an evocative place in 12th and 13th October 2002. |
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Nebiolo and Colombo
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Nebiolo and Novelli
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Nebiolo and Alberto
of Monaco |
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Nebiolo and Papa Giovanni
Paolo II |
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