Laura Letrari

Laura Letrari
Medal record

Women's Swimming
Competitor for Italy
European Championships (SC)
	2010 Eindhoven	4×50 m medley
	2011 Szczecin	4×50 m freestyle
Summer Universiade
	2015 Gwangju	4×100 m medley

Laura Letrari is an Italian swimmer.^[1] At the 2012 Summer Olympics, she competed for the national team in the Women's 4 x 100 metre freestyle relay, however, she ended up finishing in 12th place in the heats, failing to reach the final.

References

↑ "Laura Letrari". London 2012. The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Limited. Retrieved 13 September 2012.

Summer Universiade Champions in Women's 4×100 m Medley Relay

1959: Italy: Unknown
1961: Soviet Union: Unknown
1963: Hungary: Unknown
1965: Hungary: Unknown
1967: USA: (Moore, Goyette, Randall, Gustavson)
1970: USA: (Hall, Kurtz, Colella, McCuen)
1973: USA: (Tullis, Arr, Arden, Tuttle)
1977: USA: (McCully, Tasnady, Harrell, Hinderaker)
1979: USA: (Breedy, Hegel, Rapp, Caulkins)
1981: USA: (Carlisle, Waters, Sterkel, Major)
1983: Soviet Union: Unknown
1985: USA: (Donahue, Smith, Meagher, Johnson)
1987: USA: (O'Brien, Rhodenbaugh, Eyles, Berzins)
1991: USA: (Bedford, Hedman, Morgan, Stoudt)
1993: USA: (Humphrey, Heisick, Depold, Perroni)
1995: USA: (Heydanek, King Bednar, Campbell, Edwards)
1997: Japan: Unknown
1999: Japan: (Inada, Nakashima, Hagiwara, Imoto)
2001: PR China: Unknown
2003: PR China: (Zhan, Luo, Xu, Pang)
2005: USA: (McGregory, Jendrick, Christianson, Correia)
2007: Japan: (Terakawa, Tamura, Kato, Urabe)
2009: USA: (Rogers, Freeman, Sims, Kennedy)
2011: PR China: (Gao, Sun, Lu, Tang)
2013: Russia: (Zuyeva, Yefimova, Popova, Andreyeva)
2015: Italy: (Zofkova, Scarcella, Di Liddo, Letrari)

Mediterranean Champions in 4x100m Freestyle Women

1971: Italy (Calligaris, Posestà, Pasetti, Sordelli)
1975: Italy (Lanfredini, Dessy, Pandini, Zebellin)
1979: Italy (Savi Scarponi, Ponteprimo, Felotti, Dalla Valle)
1983: France (unknown)
1987: Italy (Persi, Patron, Dalla Valle, Vannini)
1991: France (Giuttet, Martin, Reggiani, Kamoun)
1993: France (unknown)
1997: Spain (Cerón, Madrid, Palomo, Franco)
2001: Spain (Zhivanevskaya, Elizalde, Palomo, Roca)
2005: France (N'Guessan, Tavernier, Huber, Couderc)
2009: Italy (Buratto, Letrari, Mancin, Pellegrini)

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