Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Oro

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The Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Oro is the sport section of the Italian police force Polizia di Stato.

Key Information

Sport	39 disciplines
Jurisdiction	Italy
Abbreviation	G.S. Fiamme Oro
Founded	1954 (1954)
Affiliation	CONI
Headquarters	Rome
President	Francesco Montini
Official website
poliziadistato.it
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The color of the competition jerseys of the athletes of the Fiamme Oro is crimson, therefore the athletes of the sports group are sometimes called cremisi (Italian for crimson).^[1]

Summer sports	Winter sports	Paralympic sports
Athletics Alessandro Andrei (Olympic gold medal) Salvatore Antibo (Olympic silver medal) Livio Berruti (Olympic gold medal) Mattia Furlani (Olympic bronze medal) Marcell Jacobs (two Olympic gold medals) Alessandro Lambruschini (Olympic bronze medal) Boxing Roberto Cammarelle (Olympic gold medal) Fencing Valentina Vezzali (six Olympic gold medals) Elisa Di Francisca (two Olympic gold medals) Stefano Cerioni (two Olympic gold medals) Gymnastics Alice D'Amato (Olympic gold medal) Manila Esposito (Olympic silver medal) Elisa Iorio (Olympic silver medal) Sofia Raffaeli (Olympic bronze medal) Giorgia Villa (Olympic silver medal) Modern pentathlon Daniele Masala (two Olympic gold medals) Rowing Nicola Sartori (Olympic bronze medal) Shooting Gabriele Rossetti (Olympic gold medal) Swimming Thomas Ceccon (Olympic gold medal) Gregorio Paltrinieri (Olympic gold medal) Weightlifting Antonino Pizzolato (Olympic bronze medal)	Alpine skiing Karen Putzer (Olympic bronze medal) Daniela Ceccarelli (Olympic gold medal) Cross-country skiing Federico Pellegrino (Olympic silver medal) Speed skating Enrico Fabris (two Olympic gold medals) Curling Stefania Constantini (Olympic gold medal)	Para-swimming Antonio Fantin (two Paralympic gold medals) Giulia Ghiretti (Paralympic gold medal) Angela Procida (Paralympic bronze medal) Wheelchair fencing Andreea Mogoș (Paralympic silver medal) Bebe Vio (two Paralympic gold medals)

In his history Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Oro won 41 olympic and paralympic gold medal, four of these between 2008 Summer Olympics and 2006 Winter Olympics (Valentina Vezzali, Roberto Cammarelle, Andrea Minguzzi and Enrico Fabris).^[2]

Event
Summer Olympic Games	35	14	26
Winter Olympic Games	5	2	4
Paralympic Games	2	2	3