Marinella Canclini
pattinatrice di short track italiana (1974-)
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Marinella Canclini (Bormio, 27 febbraio 1974) è un'ex pattinatrice di short track italiana. È stata campionessa del mondo nella staffetta 3000 metri ai campionati mondiali de L'Aia 1996, con le compagne Mara Urbani, Katia Colturi e Barbara Baldissera. Ha rappresentato l'Italia a quattro edizioni consecutive dei giochi olimpici: Albertville 1992, Lillehammer 1994, Nagano 1998 e Salt Lake City 2002.
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