The wait is about to end. The most important international event of the season is now upon us for archery, in fact Gwangju is preparing to host the 2025 World Championships From Saturday 6 to Friday 12 September. In South Korea, the first absolute world review of the new Olympic cycle towards Los Angeles 2028 will be held, when the compound will make its historic five -circle debut (initially only with the test in mixed couples).
The Korean masters will try to dominate the home event far and wide to confirm their superiority on the rest of the world after the amazing EN Plein (5 ORIES OUT OF 5) of the Paris 2024 Games, then climbing the podium especially in individual races will be truly complicated for the other superpowers of the discipline and even more so for Italy.
The blue movement will try to carve out a leading role at least in a few races, after having collected only two podiums (two bronzes in the mixed team of curved between 2019 and 2023) in the last three editions of the World Cup. It is difficult to identify concrete medal cards in this context, considering the level of competition, but The Italian expedition can however count on different interesting outsiders Like the teams (of gender and mixed, in both specialties), in addition to the Olympic multi -mediadate Mauro Nespoli in the curved and the European indoor champion in charge of compound Elisa Roner on the individual front.
Italy that presents itself to Gwangju with the maximum contingent available: in the curved Nespoli will be engaged together with Matteo Borsani and Federico Musolese between men and the trio second classified in June in the World Cup in Antalya composed of Chiara Rebagliati, Roberta Di Francesco and Loredana hopes among women, while in the compound they will compete for the blues colors Lorenzo Gubbini, Michea Godano, Fregnan, Giulia Di Nardo, Roner and Andrea Nicole Moccia.
