The Italian was victorious in the men’s discus throw F32-33-52, the javelin throw 33-34 and shot put 3kg F33 at Ancona’s Palaindoor Sport Complex as nearly 150 leading Paralympic athletes took part in the meeting. 

The home crowd seemed to be a strong advantage, with further Italian success in the competition.

Paralympic champion Assunta Legnante won the women’s shot put F11-37-38-41, while compatriot Giuseppa Nicoletti got the gold medal in the shot put F32-33-34.

Maria Criscione was triumphant in the discus throw F32-33-34 and Elena Favaretto won the javelin throw F11-37-38.

In the men's competition, Antonino Puglisi got gold in the shot put F32-34, while Simone Giovarruscio did the same in the discus throw F12-13-36-37-41-44-63.

Italy's gold medal tally was then brought up to eleven through Antonio Acciarino in the shot put F36-37-44-63 and Mersed Becirovic in the discus throw F55-56-57.

Bulgaria finished second behind Italy in the medal table with five golds.

Petar Petrov got two in the men’s shot put F52-56-57 and javelin throw F56-57 and Georgi Kiryakov secured two more in the men’s shot put F54-55 and javelin throw F52-54-55.

Daniela Todorova got Bulgaria's fifth gold medal in the women's competition, winning the women’s javelin throw F34-54-55-56-57.

Canada managed to get four gold medals at the competition, with Alister McQueen victorious in the men’s javelin throw F13-37-63-64 and Renee Danielle Foessel winning the women’s discus throw F11-37-38-41.

Winning the remaining two golds was Sarah Mickey in the women’s discus throw F54-55 and Greg Stewart in the men’s shot put F12-20-40-41-46.

The United States got two gold medals through Christy Gardner in the women’s shot put F54-55-56-57 and discus throw F56-5.

Greece’s Athanasi Konstantinidis in the mixed club throw F32 and Slovakia’s Marián Kuřeja in the men’s club throw F51 won the remaining two events.