Martin Gramatikov secured a silver medal in the men’s 50-year-old category (M50) 10 kilometres race walk at the 2026 European Masters Championship Non-Stadia, held in Catania, Italy. According to the Bulgarian Athletic Federation, Gramatikov clocked a time of 50 minutes and 24 seconds. His performance placed him second behind Poland’s Tomasz Lipiec, who claimed the gold medal in the competitive event.
The achievement marks a significant milestone in the athlete’s career. Gramatikov has demonstrated consistent high-level performance across various distances. Earlier this year, he achieved notable domestic success, becoming the first road half-marathon champion for Bulgaria.
Furthermore, he previously triumphed at the National Race Walking Championships, winning the 10,000 metres race held on the track in Hisarya. The silver medal earned in Catania solidifies Gramatikov’s status among elite competitors in the field of race walking. His ability to perform at the highest international level, following recent national triumphs, underscores his current standing in the sport.
The federation’s announcement highlighted the breadth of his recent accomplishments, showcasing his versatility across both road and track events.
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Martin Gramatikov earned a silver medal in the men’s 50-year-old category (M50) 10-kilometer race walk event at the 2026 European Masters Championship Non-Stadia, held in Catania, Italy. The Bulgarian