Martin Gramatikov recently 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 finished the demanding race with a time of 50:24 minutes. He was narrowly placed behind Poland’s Tomasz Lipiec, who claimed the gold medal.
This international achievement marks a significant highlight in Gramatikov’s recent competitive schedule. His success builds upon a strong run of performances earlier in the year. Previously, Gramatikov established himself as a top national athlete by becoming Bulgaria’s first road half-marathon champion.
Furthermore, he demonstrated his prowess on the track, securing victory in the 10,000 metres race at the National Race Walking Championships held in Hisarya. The silver medal earned in Catania underscores Gramatikov’s consistent high level of performance across varied distance races. His ability to compete and medal at a European Masters level, following major national titles, highlights his status as a leading figure in the sport.
The results confirm his sustained dedication and competitive edge in the demanding discipline of race walking.
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