The layout of double trap shooting is similar to that of trap shooting. The shooter stands 16 yards behind the house that releases the targets. Two targets are released simultaneously from the house. They follow set paths, usually 35 degrees to left and right of straightaway. The shooter can take one shot at each target.
In international Double Trap competitions, the course of fire is 75 doubles for both men and women. The men's event involves a 25-double final for the top six competitors. The women's event was taken off the Olympic program after the 2004 Summer Olympics. Final shooting for women was discontinued in international competition as a result. The men's event was taken off the Olympic Program prior to the 2020 Summer Olympics resulting in the event being taken off from the ISSF World Cup but still remaining in the ISSF World Championships, Commonwealth Games, Asian Games etc. .
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For the Soviet film see Double Trap film This article uses bare URLs which are uninformative and vulnerable to link rot Please consider converting them to full citations to ensure the article remains verifiable and maintains a consistent citation style Several templates and tools are available to assist in formatting such as Reflinks documentation reFill documentation and Citation bot documentation August 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message Double trap is a shotgun shooting sport one of the ISSF shooting events Participants use a shotgun to attempt to break a clay disk flung away from the shooter at high speed 1 2 Double trapMenNumber of targets150 50Olympic Games1996 2016AbbreviationDT150WomenNumber of targets150Olympic Games1996 2004AbbreviationDT150WThe layout of double trap shooting is similar to that of trap shooting The shooter stands 16 yards behind the house that releases the targets Two targets are released simultaneously from the house They follow set paths usually 35 degrees to left and right of straightaway The shooter can take one shot at each target Contents 1 History 2 Olympic Games 2 1 Men 2 2 Women 3 World Championships Men 4 World Championships Men Team 5 World Championships Women 6 World Championships Women Team 7 World Championships total medals 8 Current world records 9 See also 10 References 11 External linksHistory EditIn international Double Trap competitions the course of fire is 75 doubles for both men and women The men s event involves a 25 double final for the top six competitors The women s event was taken off the Olympic program after the 2004 Summer Olympics Final shooting for women was discontinued in international competition as a result The men s event was taken off the Olympic Program prior to the 2020 Summer Olympics resulting in the event being taken off from the ISSF World Cup but still remaining in the ISSF World Championships Commonwealth Games Asian Games etc Olympic Games EditMen Edit Year Place Gold Silver Bronze1996 Atlanta Russell Mark AUS Albano Pera ITA Bing Zhang CHN 2000 Sydney Richard Faulds GBR Russell Mark AUS Fehaid Aldeehani KUW 2004 Athens Ahmed Almaktoum UAE Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore IND Zheng Wang CHN 2008 Beijing Walton Eller USA Francesco D Aniello ITA Binyan Hu CHN 2012 London Peter Wilson GBR Hakan Dahlby SWE Vasily Mosin RUS 2016 Rio de Janeiro Fehaid Al Deehani IOA n 1 Marco Innocenti ITA Steven Scott GBR Entered as an Independent Olympic Athlete because his native Kuwait was barred from competing due to government interference Women Edit Year Place Gold Silver Bronze1996 Atlanta Kimberly Rhode USA Susanne Kiermayer GER Deserie Huddleston AUS 2000 Sydney Pia Hansen SWE Deborah Gelisio ITA Kimberly Rhode USA 2004 Athens Kimberly Rhode USA Bo Na Lee KOR Gao E CHN World Championships Men EditYear Place Gold Silver Bronze1989 Montecatini Terme Victorio Taiola ITA Marco Venturini ITA Parini Golfari ITA 1990 Moscow Bret Erickson USA Kevin Gill GBR Jean Paul Gros FRA 1991 Perth Peter Boden GBR Bret Erickson USA Kevin Gill GBR 1993 Barcelona Joshua Lakatos USA Servet Sivrikaya TUR Albano Pera ITA 1994 Fagnano Russell Mark AUS Kevin Gill GBR Albano Pera ITA 1995 Nicosia Steve Haberman AUS Waldemar Schanz GER Jiri Gach CZE 1997 Lima Russell Mark AUS Waldemar Schanz GER Mirco Cenci ITA 1998 Barcelona Michael Diamond AUS Russell Mark AUS Richard Faulds GBR 1999 Tampere Daniele Di Spigno ITA Conny Persson SWE Fehaid Aldeehani KUW 2001 Cairo Hamad Alafasi KUW Roland Gerebics HUN Shuangchun Li CHN 2002 Lahti Daniele Di Spigno ITA Walton Eller USA Joonas Olkkonen FIN 2003 Nicosia Walton Eller USA Russell Mark AUS Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore IND 2005 Lonato Ahmed Al Maktoum UAE Nan Wang CHN Jung Hwan Park KOR 2006 Zagreb Vitaly Fokeev RUS Binyan Hu CHN Roland Gerebics HUN 2007 Nicosia Francesco D Aniello ITA Binyan Hu CHN Joshua Richmond USA 2009 Maribor Francesco D Aniello ITA Jeffrey Holguin USA Wang Nan CHN 2010 Munich Joshua Richmond USA Vasily Mosin RUS Binyan Hu CHN 2011 Belgrade Li Jun CHN Andreas Loew GER Walton Eller USA 2013 Lima Walton Eller USA Vasily Mosin RUS Binyan Hu CHN 2014 Granada Joshua Richmond USA Antonino Barilla ITA Steven Scott GBR 2015 Lonato Vasily Mosin RUS Tim Kneale GBR Ahmad Alafasi KUW 2017 Moscow Vitaly Fokeev RUS Ankur Mittal IND Binyan Hu CHN 2018 Changwon Ankur Mittal IND Yiyang Yang CHN Hubert Andrzej Olejnik SVK References 3 World Championships Men Team EditYear Place Gold Silver Bronze1989 Montecatini Terme ItalyDaniele CioniAlbano PeraMarco Venturini AustraliaRussell MarkJohn MaxwellTerry Rumbel KuwaitFehaid Al DeehaniAli Al HammadAbdallah Alrashidi1990 Moscow FranceBernard BlondeauJean Paul GrosYves Tronc AustraliaMichael DiamondRussell MarkCraig Tilley ItalyDaniele CioniAlbano PeraMarco Venturini1991 Perth Great BritainPeter BodenPeter CroftKevin Gill United StatesRichard ChordashBret EricksonJay Waldron ItalyFabio CasadeiRoberto ScalzoneMarco Venturini1993 Barcelona ItalyErcole BuffoliMirco CenciAlbano Pera United StatesLance BadeBret EricksonJoshua Lakatos HungaryZoltan BodoKaroly GombosJanos Kronome1994 Fagnano Great BritainJohn GriceKevin GillMichael Rouse AustraliaBenjamin KelleyRussell MarkCraig Tilley ItalyErcole BuffoliMirco CenciAlbano Pera1995 Nicosia ItalyMirco CenciDaniele Di SpignoAlbano Pera AustraliaSteve HabermanRussell MarkCraig Tilley United StatesLance BadeBret EricksonSteve Puls1997 Lima ItalyMirco CenciDaniele Di SpignoAlbano Pera AustraliaMichael DiamondRussell MarkAdam Vella United StatesDavid AlcorizaLance BadeCharles Redding1998 Barcelona AustraliaAdam VellaMichael DiamondRussell Mark ItalyLuca MariniClaudio FranzoniMirco Cenci ChinaBinyan HuBo LiBing Zhang1999 Tampere ItalyDaniele Di SpignoMarco InnocentiLuca Marini SwedenConny PerssonHakan DahlbyJonas Berndtsson ChinaBinyan HuBo LiHao Wang2001 Cairo United StatesDavid AlcorizaWalton EllerJeffrey Holguin KuwaitHamad AlafasiFehaid AldeehaniMashfi Almutairi ItalyMirco CenciDaniele Di SpignoMarco Innocenti2002 Lahti ItalyEmanuele BernasconiDaniele Di SpignoMarco Innocenti ChinaBinyan HuBo LiShuangchun Li KuwaitHamad AlafasiFehaid AldeehaniMashfi Almutairi2003 Nicosia United StatesWalton EllerJeffrey HolguinBill Keever AustraliaRussell MarkAdam VellaSteve Haberman ItalyDaniele Di SpignoMarco InnocentiLuca Marini2005 Lonato ChinaNan WangBo LiBinyan Hu United Arab EmiratesAhmed Al MaktoumAbdulla AlkendiSaif Alshamsy United StatesJeffrey HolguinBret EricksonWalton Eller2006 Zagreb United StatesJoshua RichmondWalton EllerBill Keever ChinaNan WangBinyan HuQiang Pan RussiaVitaly FokeevBoris MorozovVasily Mosin2007 Nicosia ItalyDaniele Di SpignoFrancesco D AnielloClaudio Franzoni ChinaBinyan HuNan WangQiang Pan Great BritainSteven ScottRichard FauldsPeter Robert Russell Wilson2009 Maribor United StatesJoshua RichmondWalton EllerJeffrey Holguin ItalyDaniele Di SpignoFrancesco D AnielloClaudio Franzoni Great BritainSteven ScottRichard FauldsStevan Walton2010 Munich United StatesJoshua RichmondWilliam CrawfordJeffrey Holguin RussiaVitaly FokeevMikhail LeyboVasily Mosin Great BritainSteven ScottTim KnealePeter Robert Russell Wilson2011 Belgrade ChinaBinyan HuJun LiJunjie Mo RussiaVitaly FokeevVasily MosinMikhail Leybo KuwaitMashfi AlmutairiHamad AlafasiFehaid Aldeehani2013 Lima United StatesDerek HadldemanWalton EllerJeffrey Holguin ChinaBinyan HuHao WangQiang Pan ItalyAntonino BarillaDavide GaspariniDaniele Di Spigno2014 Granada ItalyAntonino BarillaDaniele Di SpignoDavide Gasparini United StatesJoshua RichmondJeffrey HolguinWalton Eller ChinaBinyan HuJunjie MoJun Li2015 Lonato Great BritainTim KnealeMatthew Coward HolleyMatthew French RussiaVasily MosinVitaly FokeevArtem Nekrasov IndiaAsab MohdAnkur MittalSangram Dahiya2017 Moscow ItalyDaniele Di SpignoAntonino BarillaAlessandro Chianese ChinaBinyan HuXinyu ChenYiyang Yang RussiaVitaly FokeevArtem NekrasovVasily Mosin2018 Changwon ItalyAndrea VescoviDaniele Di SpignoMarco Innocenti ChinaYiyang YangAnlong LiuYing Qi IndiaAnkur MittalAsab MohdShardul VihanWorld Championships Women EditYear Place Gold Silver Bronze1989 Montecatini Terme Roberta Morara ITA Roberta Pelosi ITA Anna Maria Bianchi ITA 1990 Moscow Satu Pusila FIN Elena Shishirina URS Audrey Grosch USA 1991 Perth Satu Pusila FIN Elena Tkach URS Deena Julin USA 1993 Barcelona Frances Strodtman USA Deena Julin USA Anna Maria Di Giovanni ITA 1994 Fagnano Satu Pusila FIN Elena Shishirina RUS Svetlana Demina RUS 1995 Nicosia Deborah Gelisio ITA Gema Usieto ESP Xiang Xu CHN 1997 Lima Deborah Gelisio ITA Cynthia Meyer CAN Riitta Mari Murtoniemi FIN 1998 Barcelona Deborah Gelisio ITA Kimberly Rhode USA Cindy Gentry USA 1999 Tampere Pia Julin FIN Pia Hansen SWE Yoshiko Miura JPN 2001 Cairo Yafei Zhang CHN Yi Chun Lin TPE Qingnian Li CHN 2002 Lahti Yi Chun Lin TPE Jing Lin Wang CHN Hye Kyoung Son KOR 2003 Nicosia Maria Quintanal ESP Fang Chen CHN Jing Lin Wang CHN 2005 Lonato Jing Lin Wang CHN Qingnian Li CHN Monica Girotto ITA 2006 Zagreb Hye Kyoung Son KOR Yuxiang Li CHN Bo Na Lee KOR 2010 Munich Rui Li CHN Yafei Zhang CHN Qingnian Li CHN World Championships Women Team EditYear Place Gold Silver Bronze1990 Moscow Soviet UnionMaya GubievaIrina LarichevaElena Shishirina ChinaRuizhen LuYujin WangWeiping Yin United StatesCarol GephartAudrey GroschDenise Morrison1991 Perth Soviet UnionVictoria ChuykoElena ShishirinaElena Tkach ChinaLi LiYujin WangWeiping Yin FranceMuriel BernardMauricette ColavitoGisele Renaud1993 Barcelona United StatesTerry BankeyDeena JulinFrances Strodtman ItalyAnna Maria Di GiovanniDeborah GelisioZdenka Ratek ChinaGao EYujin WangWeiping Yin1994 Fagnano RussiaSvetlana DeminaIrina LarichevaElena Shishirina FinlandSatu MakelaRiitta Mari MurtoniemiSatu Pusila ChinaGao EYingzi LiuYujin Wang1995 Nicosia ItalyDeborah GelisioNadia InnocentiGiovanna Pasello ChinaHongping DingYujin WangXing Xu United StatesDeena JulinKimberly RhodeTheresa Wentzel1997 Lima ItalyDeborah GelisioNadia InnocentiArianna Perilli ChinaHongping DingXiaoguang JiangYunxia Wu RussiaElena KravtchoukElena RabaiaElena Tkach1998 Barcelona United StatesKimberly RhodeDeena MinyardCindy Gentry ChinaMei ZhuGao EHongping Ding KoreaHye Kyoung SonEun Sim LeeHyun Ok Jin1999 Tampere ChinaYafei ZhangGao EHongping Ding JapanYoshiko MiuraYukie NakayamaAkane Tahara FinlandPia JulinSatu PusilaRiitta Mari Murtoniemi2001 Cairo ChinaHongping DingQingnian LiYafei Zhang United StatesKyndra HoganKimberly RhodeElizabeth Schad Chinese TaipeiYi Chun LinKai Lu WenMeng Ying Wu2002 Lahti ChinaHongping DingJing Lin WangYafei Zhang United StatesJoetta DementTheresa DewittKimberly Rhode Chinese TaipeiYi Chun LinKai Lu WenMeng Ying Wu2003 Nicosia ChinaQingnian LiJing Lin WangFang Chen United StatesKimberly RhodeJoetta DementKyndra Hogan RussiaElena RabaiaElena DudnikLiudmila KhokhlovaWorld Championships total medals EditRankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 Italy18512352 United States10109293 China7159314 United Arab Emirates647175 Australia580136 Finland41387 Great Britain32498 Soviet Union22049 Russia214710 India1135 Kuwait113512 Chinese Taipei112413 Spain110214 South Korea104515 France102316 Sweden030317 Germany020218 Hungary012319 Japan011220 Canada0101 Turkey010122 Czech Republic0011Totals 22 entries 636166190Current world records EditSee also List of Olympic records in shooting and List of national shooting records surpassing the world records Current ISSF world records in double trap as of April 5 2018 4 Men Individual 148 Tim Kneale GBR June 9 2014 Munich GER Teams 424 Italy Innocenti Bernasconi Gasparini Italy Barilla Di Spigno Gasparini August 3 2013September 14 2014 Suhl GER Granada ESP editJunior Men Individual 142 James Willett AUS Andrea Galesso ITA March 24 2015May 1 2016 Al Ain UAE Suhl GER editTeams 410 Russia Slepushkin Zagumennov Fokeev August 3 2013 Suhl GER Women Individual 136 Qingnian Li CHN August 23 2018 Jakarta INA Teams WR Not Established Yet January 1 2018Junior Women Individual 107 Valeriya Sokha ITA August 6 2018 Leobersdorf AUT Teams WR Not Established Yet January 1 2018See also EditISSF Olympic trap ISSF Olympic skeet ISSF shooting eventsReferences Edit Shotgun Rules 2020 PDF International Shooting Sport Federation 1 January 2020 Archived from the original PDF on 15 June 2020 Retrieved 21 November 2022 General Regulations 2020 PDF International Shooting Sport Federation 1 January 2020 Archived from the original PDF on 15 June 2020 Retrieved 21 November 2022 Historical Results International Shooting Sport Federation Retrieved 21 November 2022 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint url status link ISSF World Records International Shooting Sport Federation Archived from the original on 4 May 2018 Retrieved 21 November 2022 External links EditOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Double trap amp oldid 1123040899, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
