Who Is Nicola Tumolero? Wiki, Skater, Net Worth, Bronze Medal & Facts To Know

Nicola Tumolero is not your average 23-year-old guy who just loves to hang around with friends; rather, he is someone special. Tumolero made his country proud by winning the bronze medal in speed skating at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games.

Tumolero finished third in the ice skating speed competition for Italy in the 2018 Olympic Winter Games. Prior to this year's Olympic Games, Nicola Tumolero won gold for Italy in the 5000m at the 2018 European Speed Skating Championship.

Tumolero was born on the 24th of September 1994. At the tender age of 4, when other toddlers used to run around with their sneakers on, Tumolero already had his skating shoes. His parents insisted that he become a speed skater, so they kept pushing him to work hard on his skating skills.

Tumolero is an athlete by choice, but most of his earnings come from his profession of a police officer. Tumolero studied Information Technology at Asiago, ITA and has also studied Economics.

Nicola Tumolero's net worth is still under review, but going by his profession and his successful outings in the Olympics and European speed skating championship, we are sure he has secured a fair amount of net worth for himself. Tumolero is only 23, and as a speed skater, he will be participating in many more international events that will surely get him a handsome net worth to boast about.

Tumolero makes his presence felt on Instagram with photos from the 2018 Olympic Winter Games. On Instagram, Tumolero has more than 4000 followers. Browsing through Tumolero’s Instagram account will give you a glimpse of his life in photos - holding the bronze medal and his skating moves. Even Twitter is abuzz with Tumolero’s bronze medal win. Many of Tumolero’s contemporaries have congratulated him on his win over Twitter.

Tumolero swears by his hero, the famous Italian motorcycle racer Valentino Rossi. Tumolero believes in the saying ‘Never Back Down.’ This is the one line that kept him going during his injury when he had to stay away from training for almost three weeks. It was tough for him, but Tumolero knew that once his injury was healed, he would be ready to spring back in action with double the zeal and get back all the lost time.

His parents are the biggest influence in his life, and he wouldn’t have been able to reach the position he is today without their constant support and motivation. One of Tumolero's ambitions was to be part of the 2018 Olympic Winter Games as a speed skater, and due to his hard work and dedication, he was able to achieve this feat and finish it off with a bronze medal too.