このシンボルは、おそらく14世紀の印章に初めて登場し、「Sigillum Comunis et Populi Civitatis Favencie」という銘文が刻まれている。典型的なゲルフのシンボルであるアンジューの紋章は、通常の3つではなく5つのフルール・ド・リスが特徴で、ラベルのペンダントが4つではなく6つ交互に配置されている。[ 27 ]盾の上部には都市の王冠が飾られている。
5月の最終土曜日には、「100 km del Passatore」が開催されます。これはウルトラマラソンで、多くの人から民俗的でありながら非常に過酷なものと考えられており、毎年世界中から1,000人以上の参加者を集めています。1973年に初めて開催されたこのレースは、歴史とロマーニャ地方の民話に登場する人気キャラクター、パッサトーレにちなんで名付けられました。[ 188 ]
Currently, at the men's level, Raggisolaris Faenza is active, competing in the Serie B Nazionale.[254]
Handball
Pallamano Romagna was formed in 2019 from the merger of Romagna Handball (Imola-Mordano) with Handball Faenza[255] and later with Pallamano Lugo. It manages two senior handball teams competing in Serie A Silver and Serie B. The founding clubs were established in 1973 (Imola), 1981 (Mordano), and 1983 (Faenza). Handball in Faenza was introduced by brothers Claudio and Guido Leotta.[256] The first coach of the white-and-blue team was Alfonso Saviotti (1937–2025).
Volleyball
Faenza had a men's team that competed in Serie A in the 1970s: the Società Polisportiva "Ebro Masotti" (SPEM). Founded in the 1960s, the team started in the lower leagues. From the Promozione championship, it climbed to Serie A with a promotion each year. It competed in the top league for three seasons:
1976–77.[259] In the latter year, it won the Federal Trophy, a precursor to the Italian Cup.
From 1976 to 1979, it was coached by Sergio Guerra. It played home games at the PalaBubani. The team also included a foreign player, the Czechoslovak Jiri Barda.[260]
Today, the Pallavolo Faenza club is active in both men's and women's championships, competing in Serie B and Serie B2, respectively.
Pallone col Bracciale
Pallone col bracciale, or "ball game" as it is commonly known by Faenza residents, is one of Italy's oldest national games and is still practiced in some localities, including Faenza, especially in tournaments during folkloric and commemorative events, at the municipal sphaeristerium.[261]
The local athletics club is ASD Atletica 85 Faenza, founded in 1957 and resulting from the 1985 merger between Atletica Faenza and Libertas.[264]
In the hamlet of Reda, ASD Reda Volley is active,[265] where national team player Serena Ortolani began her competitive career.
The New Faenza Baseball Roosters competes in the Italian Baseball championship in Serie C Federale.
APD Faventia 1998 competes in Group D of the Serie B of Futsal.
The Società Ciclistica Faentina (S.C. Faentina) continues the activities of Ciclo Sport Faenza, a club that has organized competitive road cycling in the city since 1907.[266]
Since 2014, the city has had an American football team, originally named Broncos Faenza and renamed Roosters Romagna in 2022, which became Italian Champion 2022 in the 9-a-side American football championship.[268]
Faenza Rugby is a team active in the Serie C1 of Rugby union.[269]
ASD Sala d’Arme Achille Marozzo Romagna Sforzesca is one of the leading associations for the practice and promotion of historical fencing in Italy.[270]
Sports facilities
PalaCattani
PalaCattani, formerly PalaMokador, is Faenza's largest sports facility, with 5,000 seats. It currently hosts men's basketball games for Raggisolaris (Serie B)[271] and futsal games for Faventia (Serie B).
Stadio Bruno Neri, the city's second-largest facility with 2,800 seats, is located in Piazzale Pancrazi, designed to host Faenza Calcio (Eccellenza) matches and events of the Palio del Niballo and Bigorda d’Oro.
PalaBubani, formerly PalaCofra, is located in Piazzale Pancrazi, near the Stadio Bruno Neri and the municipal swimming pool. It hosts volleyball matches for Faenza Volley (Serie C).[272]
The Municipal Swimming Center, comprising the Piazzale Pancrazi facilities: the outdoor facility (operational from late May to early September) with a 50 m pool equipped with a slide and a recreational pool with a lawn for cooling off; the indoor facility (open 363 days a year) consisting of a 25 m × 6-lane pool, a 25 m × 3-lane pool with a 4 m deep area, and two smaller pools with temperatures of 30°C and 32°C; since 2014, the covered facility in Via Marozza has been active, featuring a 25 m × 6-lane pool.[273]
The Monte Coralli Crossodromo, located in the first hills south of the city in the hamlet of Tebano, has been active since the 1970s.[274]
The Graziola Sports Field, in Viale Atleti Azzurri d’Italia, includes facilities for various sports, including: Athletics, Running, Rugby, American Football, Football, Baseball.[275]
The "Vito Ortelli" Cycling Circuit, in Via Lesi, is the base for S.C. Faentina’s sports activities and is open to the public, named after Faenza cycling champion Vito Ortelli.[276]
The "Le Cicogne" Golf Club, a 9-hole golf course on the southwestern outskirts of the city.[277]
The Aerlight Faenza Airfield is the operational base of the "Ready To Fly n. 397" Flight School. Located a few kilometers from Faenza, at Via Plicca n. 2, the facility is equipped with hangars and a clubhouse for pilots.[281]
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