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Results Book RESULTS BOOK Index Results Certification Letter ISSF Technical Delegates and ISSF Juries Competition Officials Final Competition Schedule Entry List by Number Medalists by Event Medal Standings Records Broken / Equaled Final Results RESULTS CERTIFICATION LETTER This certifies that the ISSF World Cup Final Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun which took place from 23rd to 30th October 2017 at the Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Ranges in New Delhi, India, was conducted in accordance with the ISSF Rules and Regulations and the Results produced in the competitions are true and correct. ISSF Technical Delegates Robert MITCHELL, USA Daniele GHELFI, ITA Chairman of the Juries ISSF Jury of Appeal ISSF Rifle/Pistol Jury Alexandros DIMAKAKOS, GRE Piero FENATI, ITA ISSF Shotgun Jury ISSF RTS Jury Barry DOBBS, GBR Ghislaine BRIEZ, FRA ISSF Equipment Control Jury Gabriele HARTMANN, GER ISSF TECHNICAL DELEGATES AND ISSF JURIES ISSF Technical Delegates: Robert MITCHELL, USA / Daniele GHELFI, ITA Jury Nat Name Gen License Appeal GRE Alexandros DIMAKAKOS M A 1814 Chairman Appeal USA Susan B. ABBOTT W A 1192 Member Appeal IND Sethi AVTAR SINGH M A 779 Member Rifle/Pistol ITA Piero FENATI M A 5526 Chairman Rifle/Pistol SRB Mitja GRGIC M A 5000 Member Rifle/Pistol IND Verinder Kumar DHALL M B 4726 Member Shotgun GBR Barry DOBBS M A 3781 Chairman Shotgun SRI Thilak Chandana DISSANAYAKE M B 4612 Member Shotgun IND Padmanabhan MUTHU KRISHNAN M A 2698 Member RTS FRA Ghislaine BRIEZ W A 2529 Chairman RTS IND Viren BHATT M B 2694 Member Equip C GER Gabriele HARTMANN W A 6150 Chairman Equip C IND Deepak Kumar DUBEY M B 6183 Member COMPETITION OFFICIALS Function Name, Nat Competition Manager Pawan SINGH, IND Chief Range Officer Finals Hall Tosif SAYYED, IND Chief Range Officer 10m Daleep SINGH CHANDEL, IND Chief Range Officer 25m Atul BAROT, IND Chief Range Officer 50m Kanwar RANDHIR SINGH, IND Chief Range Officer Shotgun Amar Jang SINGH, IND Chief Referee Sodhi Paramjit SINGH, IND Chief Equipment Control Officer R. PANDIYAN, IND FINAL COMPETITION SCHEDULE COMP. COMP. REPORT. VICTORY DAY PST START EVENT CAT. FINAL START END TIME CEREMONY ARRIVAL OF THE DELEGATIONS 1 09:00 16:00 EQUIPMENT CONTROL 23.10. 09:00 16:00 10m RIFLE & PISTOL M / W UNOFFICIAL TRAINING INCL. UNOFFICIAL PET FOR MIXED EVENTS MON 09:00 16:00 50m RIFLE & PISTOL M / W UNOFFICIAL TRAINING 09:00 16:00 25m PISTOL EVENTS M / W UNOFFICIAL TRAINING 09:00 16:00 SHOTGUN M / W UNOFFICIAL TRAINING INCL. UNOFFICIAL PET FOR MIXED EVENT 2 08:00 15:30 EQUIPMENT CONTROL 24.10. 09:00 09:50 10m AIR PISTOL MIXED M / W QUALIFICATION 10:30 11:00 12:00 TUE 11:00 11:50 10m AIR RIFLE MIXED M / W QUALIFICATION 12:30 13:00 14:00 09:00 12:55 TRAP MIXED TEAM M / W QUALIFICATION 14:30 15:00 16:00 13:00 14:00 10m AIR PISTOL W PET 15:00 16:30 10m AIR RIFLE M PET 09:00 15:30 50m RIFLE & PISTOL M / W OFFICIAL TRAINING 09:00 12:00 25m PISTOL M / W OFFICIAL TRAINING 09:00 14:00 SKEET M / W PET 16:30 TECHNICAL MEETING 19:30 OPENING DINNER 3 08:00 15:30 EQUIPMENT CONTROL 25.10. 08:45 09:00 09:50 10m AIR PISTOL W QUALIFICATION 10:30 11:00 11:45 WED 10:15 10:30 11:45 10m AIR RIFLE M QUALIFICATION 12:30 13:00 13:45 12:30 13:30 10m AIR RIFLE W PET 14:00 15:30 10m AIR PISTOL M PET 09:00 15:30 50m RIFLE & PISTOL M / W OFFICIAL TRAINING 09:00 13:30 25m PISTOL M / W OFFICIAL TRAINING 09:30 13:00 SKEET M QUALIFICATION‐DAY 1 09:00 12:30 SKEET W QUALIFICATION 15:30 16:00 17:00 4 08:00 13:30 EQUIPMENT CONTROL 26.10. 08:45 09:00 10:15 10m AIR PISTOL M QUALIFICATION 11:00 11:30 12:15 THU 10:45 11:00 11:50 10m AIR RIFLE W QUALIFICATION 12:30 13:00 13:45 09:00 12:00 50m RIFLE & PISTOL M / W OFFICIAL TRAINING 12:30 13:30 50m RIFLE PRONE M PET 14:00 15:00 50m PISTOL M PET 09:00 12:00 25m PISTOL W / M OFFICIAL TRAINING 12:30 14:45 25m PISTOL W PET 10:00 14:40 DOUBLE TRAP M PET 09:30 12:30 SKEET M QUALIFICATION‐DAY 2 15:30 16:00 17:00 5 08:00 12:00 EQUIPMENT CONTROL 27.10. 08:45 09:00 09:50 50m RIFLE PRONE M QUALIFICATION 10:30 11:00 11:45 FRI 11:00 11:15 12:45 50m PISTOL M QUALIFICATION 13:30 14:00 14:45 14:00 16:00 50m RIFLE 3X20 W PET 09:00 10:00 25m PISTOL W QUAL. PRECISION 10:30 11:15 25m PISTOL W QUAL. RAPID FIRE ST. 12:00 12:30 13:15 12:30 15:00 25m RAPID FIRE PISTOL M PET 09:00 14:00 TRAP M / W PET 10:10 15:00 DOUBLE TRAP M QUALIFICATION 16:00 16:30 17:30 6 08:00 12:00 EQUIPMENT CONTROL 28.10. 08:45 09:00 10:45 50m RIFLE 3X20 W QUALIFICATION 11:30 12:00 13:00 SAT 12:00 14:30 50m RIFLE 3X40 M PET 09:00 10:00 25m RAPID FIRE PISTOL M QUAL. ‐ STAGE 1 10:30 14:00 TRAP M QUALIFICATION‐DAY 1 10:00 13:30 TRAP W QUALIFICATION 15:00 15:30 16:30 7 08:00 12:00 EQUIPMENT CONTROL 29.10. 08:45 09:00 11:45 50m RIFLE 3X40 M QUALIFICATION 12:30 13:00 14:00 SUN 09:00 10:00 25m RAPID FIRE PISTOL M QUAL. ‐ STAGE 2 10:45 11:15 12:00 14:30 16:00 CHAMPIONS TROPHY M / W 10:30 13: TRAP M QUALIFICATION‐DAY 2 16:00 `16:30 17:30 8 DEPARTURE OF THE DELEGATIONS 30.10. MON ENTRY LIST BY NUMBER As of 23 OCT 2017 MEN NAT AR60 FR3X40 FR60PR AP60 RFP FP TR125 DT150 SK125 ARG 1 AUS 1 1 1 AUT 1 AZE 1 BEL 1 1 BLR 1 1 CHN 2 2 1 2 2 2 CRO 1 1 CYP 1 CZE 1 1 DEN 1 ESP 2 FIN 1 FRA 1 2 GBR 1 1 1 GER 1 1 1 GRE GUA 1 HUN 2 1 IND 1 1 2 3 IRI 1 ITA 1 3 2 3 JPN 1 1 1 KOR 1 1 LBN MAS MEX NOR 1 NZL PER 1 POL 1 POR 1 ROU SGP SMR SRB 1 1 2 2 SUI SVK THA TPE TUR 1 1 UAE 1 1 UKR 2 1 USA 1 1 VIE 2 TOT (45) 9 8 9 10 9 8 11 11 11 ENTRY LIST BY NUMBER As of 23 OCT 2017 WOMEN MIXED* NAT TOTAL AR40 STR3X20 AP40 SP TR75 SK75 ARMIX APMIX TRMIX ARG 1 AUS 2 2 7 AUT 1 2 AZE 1 BEL 2 BLR 1 3 CHN 2 3 3 2 1 2 4 2 4 34 CRO 1 2 5 CYP 1 CZE 1 3 DEN 1 2 ESP 1 4 7 FIN 1 2 FRA 1 2 6 GBR 3 GER 2 1 1 7 GRE 1 1 2 GUA 1 HUN 3 IND 1 2 2 12 IRI 1 1 2 2 7 ITA 2 2 4 17 JPN 2 2 7 KOR 1 3 LBN 1 1 MAS 2 2 MEX 1 1 NOR 1 2 NZL 1 1 2 PER 1 POL 1 POR 1 ROU 1 2 3 SGP 1 1 1 3 SMR 1 1 SRB 1 1 2 10 SUI 1 1 2 SVK 1 1 THA 1 1 2 TPE 1 2 3 TUR 2 UAE 2 UKR 2 5 USA 1 1 3 4 11 VIE 2 TOT (45)10 9 10 9 12 10 16 16 18 196 * Numbers for Mixed Team Events = Number of Starts, NOT the Number of Teams (One Team consists of 2 Starts/Athletes) MEDALISTS BY EVENT As of 29 OCT 2017 Event Date Medal Name Nat 10m Air Rifle Men 25 OCT 2017 GOLD PENI Istvan HUN SILVER BUBNOVICH Vitali BLR BRONZE SIDI Peter HUN 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men 29 OCT 2017 GOLD RAYNAUD Alexis FRA SILVER NEPEJCHAL Filip CZE BRONZE PENI Istvan HUN 50m Rifle Prone Men 27 OCT 2017 GOLD GRIMMEL Torben DEN SILVER JUNGHAENEL Henri GER BRONZE KIM Jonghyun KOR 10m Air Pistol Men 26 OCT 2017 GOLD MATSUDA Tomoyuki JPN SILVER KOROSTYLOV Pavlo UKR BRONZE OMELCHUK Oleh UKR 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men 29 OCT 2017 GOLD SANDERSON Keith USA SILVER BESSAGUET Clement FRA BRONZE SONG Jong Ho KOR 50m Pistol Men 27 OCT 2017 GOLD MIKEC Damir SRB SILVER OMELCHUK Oleh UKR BRONZE SINGH Amanpreet IND Trap Men 29 OCT 2017 GOLD FERNANDEZ Alberto ESP SILVER RESCA Daniele ITA BRONZE CERNOGORAZ Giovanni CRO Double Trap Men 27 OCT 2017 GOLD HU Binyuan CHN SILVER DAHIYA Sangram IND BRONZE GASPARINI Davide ITA Skeet Men 26 OCT 2017 GOLD FILIPPELLI Riccardo ITA SILVER LLEWELLIN Ben GBR BRONZE GIL Federico ARG MEDALISTS BY EVENT As of 29 OCT 2017 Event Date Medal Name Nat 10m Air Rifle Women 26 OCT 2017 GOLD ARSOVIC Andrea SRB SILVER COMAN Laura-Georgeta ROU BRONZE PENG Xinyi CHN 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women 28 OCT 2017 GOLD BEER Jolyn GER SILVER PEJCIC Snjezana CRO BRONZE ZHANG Yiwen CHN 10m Air Pistol Women 25 OCT 2017 GOLD GOBERVILLE Celine FRA SILVER LIN Yuemei CHN BRONZE ZHANG Mengxue CHN 25m Pistol Women 27 OCT 2017 GOLD KIM Minjung KOR SILVER ZHANG Jingjing CHN BRONZE ARUNOVIC Zorana SRB Trap Women 28 OCT 2017 GOLD IEZZI Alessia ITA SILVER GALVEZ Fatima ESP BRONZE BASSIL Ray LBN Skeet Women 25 OCT 2017 GOLD RHODE Kimberly USA SILVER BACOSI Diana ITA BRONZE VIZZI Dania Jo USA 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team 24 OCT 2017 GOLD People’s Republic of China 1 CHN SILVER Serbia SRB BRONZE People’s Republic of China 2 CHN 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team 24 OCT 2017 GOLD India IND SILVER France FRA BRONZE People’s Republic of China CHN Trap Mixed Team 24 OCT 2017 GOLD Spain 1 ESP SILVER Italy 2 ITA BRONZE United States of America 1 USA MEDAL STANDINGS As of 29 OCT 2017 After 18 of 18 Events Rank NAT - Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 ITA – Italy 2 3 1 6 2 CHN – People’s Republic of China 2 2 5 9 3 FRA – France 2 2 4 4 SRB – Serbia 2 1 1 4 5 ESP – Spain 2 1 3 6 USA – United States of America 2 2 4 7 IND – India 1 1 1 3 8 GER – Germany 1 1 2 9 HUN – Hungary 1 2 3 9 KOR – Republic of Korea 1 2 3 11 DEN – Denmark 1 1 11 JPN – Japan 1 1 13 UKR – Ukraine 2 1 3 14 CRO – Croatia 1 1 2 15 BLR – Belarus 1 1 15 CZE – Czech Republic 1 1 15 GBR – Great Britain 1 1 15 ROU – Romania 1 1 19 ARG – Argentina 1 1 19 LBN – Lebanon 1 1 Total 18 18 18 54 RECORDS BROKEN / EQUALED As of 29 OCT 2017 WORLD RECORDS Event Phase Old / New Name Nat Date Trap Men Final 46 / 48 FERNANDEZ Alberto ESP 29 OCT 2017 50m Rifle Prone Men Final 249.8 / 250.6 GRIMMEL Torben DEN 27 OCT 2017 Double Trap Men Final 78 / 79 HU Binyuan CHN 27 OCT 2017 10m Air Pistol Men Final 241.6 / 241.8 MATSUDA Tomoyuki JPN 26 OCT 2017 Skeet Men Final 57 / 59 FILIPPELLI Riccardo ITA 26 OCT 2017 Skeet Men Final 57 / 59 LLEWELLIN Ben GBR 26 OCT 2017 EQUALED WORLD RECORDS Event Phase Old / New Name Nat Date Skeet Women Final 56 / 56 BACOSI Diana ITA 25 OCT 2017 Skeet Women Final 56 / 56 RHODE Kimberly USA 25 OCT 2017 EQUALED WORLD RECORDS JUNIOR Event Phase Old / New Name Nat Date 10m Air Pistol Men Final 241.1 / 241.1 KOROSTYLOV Pavlo UKR 26 OCT 2017 10m Air Rifle Men Final 249.8 / 249.8 PENI Istvan HUN 25 OCT 2017 QUALIFICATION WORLD RECORDS JUNIOR Event Phase Old / New Name Nat Date 10m Air Rifle Women Junior Qual 421.4 / 422.3 ARMINA Sadeghian IRI 26 OCT 2017 EQUALED QUALIFICATION WORLD RECORDS JUNIOR Event Phase Old / New Name Nat Date 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men Qual 1185 / 1185 PENI Istvan HUN 29 OCT 2017 RESULTS 10m AIR RIFLE MEN FINAL WED 25 OCT 2017, START TIME 13:00 Records WR 250.9 KAMENSKIY Sergey RUS 19 MAY 2017 WC Munich (GER) Bib 1st Comp.
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