Niccolò Campriani. L'ultimo colpo
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Narrated by:
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Daniele Ornatelli
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Nicola Stravalaci
About this listen
Londra, 6 agosto 2012. È in corso la gara della carabina a 50 metri tre posizioni. Si spara sdraiati, seduti, in piedi. Le Olimpiadi sono l'unica vera vetrina per il tiro a segno, uno di quelle discipline che trovi nella pagina "altri sport" dei giornali sportivi. Se le trovi.
Il dominatore è un italiano, Niccolò Campriani. Arriva ai 10 tiri finali con un vantaggio di 8 punti, solo lui può buttare via tutto. E sembra intenzionato a farlo. Gli avversari nei primi 9 colpi gli recuperano poco più di 2 punti. Manca un solo colpo a Niccolò per vincere il titolo. L'ultimo colpo.
Musiche originali: Gianluigi Carlone. Adattamento e regia: G. Sergio Ferrentino.©2015 Fonderia Mercury (P)2015 Fonderia Mercury
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