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In collaboration with
4th EDITION OF THE MARTOGLIO TROPHY:
SPECIAL OLYMPICS PROMOTIONAL COMPETITIONS: 6 - 7 FEBRUARY 2026
PARAROWING COMPETITIONS: 7 FEBRUARY 2026.
The Martoglio Trophy
Organized by the Società Canottieri Esperia Torino in collaboration with the Martoglio Foundation
The Martoglio Trophy is a sporting initiative dedicated to athletes in the Special Olympics category (intellectual-relational disabilities) and currently represents one of Canottieri Esperia Torino's most significant projects in the field of inclusion.
The event takes place within the prestigious D'Inverno sul Po regatta, one of the most important rowing events in Italy.
Purpose of the Martoglio Trophy
The project is based on several key objectives:
- Promote inclusion through rowing, offering Special Olympics athletes a calm, welcoming, and structured competitive environment.
- Encourage socialization and networking between clubs from across the country.
- Spread an inclusive sports culture, in line with the principles of Special Olympics, FISDIR
and pararowing. - Strengthen the sense of community through the involvement of coaches, volunteers, families, and technical and operational staff.
- Enhance the commitment and personal growth of athletes, placing the joy of sport and participating together at the center.
The Martoglio Trophy thus continues its growth, bringing a message of inclusion, respect, and shared participation to the Po River, and demonstrating each year how sport can represent An extraordinary opportunity open to all.
The Martoglio Foundation
The Mario and Ofelia Martoglio Foundation bases its work on the values of solidarity and a Christian vision of the person.
It operates independently of political orientation, rejects any form of discrimination based on gender, origin, nationality, or religion, and is a non-profit organization, pursuing exclusively socially beneficial goals.
The Foundation aims to support assistance initiatives and promote opportunities for spiritual growth, encounters, sharing, leisure, and cultural activities, with the goal of improving the quality of life of people of all ages who experience disabilities or fragility, or who find themselves in disadvantaged situations due to physical, psychological, economic, social, or family difficulties.
