Shooting at the 2016 Summer Olympics - air rifle, 10 meters (men)

Shooting at 2016 Summer Olympics
Rifle
Air rifle, 10 meters	men	women
Rifle lying, 50 meters	men
Rifle from three positions, 50 meters	men	women
Pistol
Air gun, 10 meters	men	women
Rapid Fire Pistol, 25 meters	men
Pistol, 25 meters		women
Gun, 50 meters	men
Stand
Ladder	men	women
Double trap	men
Skit	men	women
Qualification
← 2012

The men's 10-meter air rifle competition at the 2016 Summer Olympics was held on August 8 at the National Shooting Center in Deodoro. The competition was attended by 50 athletes from 33 countries. The current Olympic champion in this discipline is the Romanian shooter Alin Moldovianu .

Content

1 Winners
2 Format changes
3 records
4 Schedule
5 Competition
- 5.1 Qualification
- 5.2 Final
6 notes
7 References

Winners

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Niccolo Campriani Italy	Sergey Kulish Ukraine	Vladimir Maslennikov Russia

Format Changes

In January 2013, the International Shooting Sport Federation adopted new rules for holding competitions for 2013-2016, which, in particular, changed the order of the finals. Athletes who qualify for the finals will now begin the decisive round without points scored in the qualification, and the finals will be eliminated. All shooters perform two series of three shots, after which single series begin. After every second shot, one of the finalists drops out of the further fight. After 18 shots, two shooters remain, who perform two more shots. The athlete who scored the most points becomes the owner of a gold medal ^[1] .

Records

Before the start of the 2016 Summer Olympics, the world and Olympic records were as follows:

Qualification
World record	Peter Sheedy ( HUN )	633.5	Munich	May 25, 2013
Olympic record	Not carried out	-

The final
World record	Qian Xuechao ( CHN )	210.6	Munich	May 21, 2016
Olympic record	Not carried out	-

Schedule

Local time ( UTC − 3 )

date of	Time	Round
8 August	09: 00–10: 15	Qualification
8 August	12: 00–12: 45	The final

Competition

Qualification

In qualification competitions, athletes perform 6 series of 10 shots. The finals are 8 athletes who showed the best result.

A place	Athlete	NOC	Series						Total
A place	Athlete	NOC	one	2	3	four	5	6	Total
01! one	Niccolo Campriani	Italy	104.1	105,2	104.5	105,4	105.8	105,2	630.2
02! 2	Vladimir Maslennikov	Russia	105.3	103.7	105,4	105,2	103.9	105.5	629.0
03! 3	Petar Gorsha	Croatia	104.7	105.0	104.8	104.7	104.7	104.1	628.0
04! four	Sergey Kulish	Ukraine	103,4	104.7	103.5	106,4	104.0	105.0	627.0
05! 5	Oleg Tsarkov	Ukraine	102.9	105.5	103.9	105.1	104.0	104.8	626.2
06! 6	Peter Sheedy	Hungary	103.8	104.5	104.5	105,4	102.1	105.6	625.9
07! 7	Abhinav Bindra	India	104.3	104.4	105.9	103.8	102.1	105,2	625.7
08! 8	Ilya Chergeiko	Belarus	105,2	104.5	104.9	103,2	103.1	104.6	625.5
09! 9	Cao Yifei	China	104.1	104.4	104.7	104.3	104.4	103.6	625.5
10	Are Hansen	Norway	101.5	104.5	103.8	103.9	105.1	105.6	624.4
eleven	Kim Hyun Joon	South Korea	103.1	104.0	104.9	106.0	104.4	102.0	624.4
12	Milutin Stefanovich	Serbia	104.1	104.8	103,2	103.7	104.0	104.5	624.3
13	Istvan Peni	Hungary	104.5	104.5	103.1	106.0	102.0	103.9	624.0
fourteen	Sergey Richter	Israel	103.8	102,4	105.1	103.7	104.7	104.1	623.8
fifteen	Alexander Schmirl	Austria	104.5	104.9	104.1	104.1	103.8	102.3	623.7
16	Sergey Kamensky	Russia	103.7	104.2	104.5	104.0	104.4	102,4	623.2
17	Vitaliy Bubnovich	Belarus	101.9	104.2	102.6	103.9	106.1	104.2	622.9
eighteen	Julian Justus	Germany	103.1	104.5	103.8	103.3	103,4	104.7	622.8
19	Alin Moldovianu	Romania	102.3	103.3	104.6	104.1	105.0	103,4	622.7
twenty	Naoya Okada	Japan	104.7	105,2	100.7	104.0	103.8	104.2	622.6
21	Lucas Kozensky	USA	104.1	103.9	103.3	104.1	103.3	103.6	622.3
22	Puria Norusian	Iran	102.8	103.5	104.1	103.6	103.9	104.3	622.2
23	Gagan Narang	India	105.3	104.5	102.1	103,4	101.6	104.8	621.7
24	Hrachik Babayan	Armenia	103.7	102.1	104.0	105.5	104.3	101.9	621.5
25	Abdullah Hel Bucky	Bangladesh	103.8	104.0	105,4	103.6	100.6	103.8	621.2
26	Valerian Sovplan	France	102.6	104.2	104.2	102,4	103.6	104.1	621.1
27	Jorge Diaz	Spain	103.3	102,4	103,2	104.3	104.3	103,4	620.9
28	Vadim Skorovarov	Uzbekistan	102.9	102.6	105.3	102,4	104.5	103,2	620.9
29th	Michael Yanker	Germany	101.0	103.7	104.5	104.4	104.0	103,2	620.8
thirty	Marco De Nicolo	Italy	105.0	103.0	102.9	102.9	102.1	104.6	620.5
31	Yang Khaojan	China	101.6	103.3	103.9	104.0	103.9	103.8	620.5
32	Gernot Rumpler	Austria	103.7	102.6	101,2	104.6	103.8	104.5	620.4
33	Milenko Sebic	Serbia	102.7	104.3	104.6	103.3	101.5	103.6	620.0
34	Daniel Lowe	USA	102.5	105.0	104.0	104.4	102.0	102.1	620.0
35	Philip Nepeihal	Czech	104.0	104.9	104.3	103.1	101,4	102,2	619.9
36	Toshikazu Yamashita	Japan	103.8	104.6	102.7	104.7	100.1	103.6	619.5
37	Dane Sampson	Australia	101,2	103.9	103,4	103.1	104.2	103.5	619.3
38	Jeremy Monnier	France	103.5	103.5	102.7	102.0	103.3	103.5	618.5
39	Hamada Talat	Egypt	102,4	103.7	102.7	103,4	103.0	103.0	618.2
40	Ole Christian Bruen	Norway	103.1	103.3	103,4	102.9	103.0	102,2	617.9
41	Written by Tortungpanich	Thailand	103.7	102.0	102.0	103.3	104.4	102.0	617.4
42	Anton Rizov	Bulgaria	103.0	102.0	103.9	102,2	101.3	104.9	617.3
43	Chun Ji Geun	South Korea	104.3	104.2	102.8	97.2	104.4	103.8	616.7
44	Yuri Yurkov	Kazakhstan	101.3	102,4	104.1	101.6	102.9	103.0	615.3
45	Julio Iamma	Venezuela	101.7	102.5	101.3	99.9	104.2	103.1	612.7
46	Jack rossiter	Australia	100,2	99.9	103.1	102,4	103.8	103.0	612.4
47	Shafiq Boisud	Algeria	100,4	101,2	103.0	101.6	104.2	101.7	612.1
48	Reinier Estpinan	Cuba	101.9	101,2	100.6	102,4	101,2	102.7	610.0
49	Alexander Molerio	Cuba	99,2	101.3	102.6	99,2	101.8	103.1	607.2
fifty	Mangala Samarakun	Sri Lanka	97.1	100.9	97.7	99.1	98.1	96.7	589.6

Final

In the first two series of the finals, athletes perform three shots each. Next begins the elimination of athletes. After every second shot, the shooter who scored the least points for all previous series stops the fight for first place. After 8 episodes, two athletes remain who perform two more shots. The shooter with the highest total points becomes the owner of a gold medal.

A place	Athlete	A country	Series									Total
A place	Athlete	A country	one	2	3	four	5	6	7	8	9	Total
01!	Niccolo Campriani	Italy	30.3 10.7 9.2 10,4	61.3 10,4 10.6 10.0	82.0 9.9 10.8	102.7 10,2 10.5	122.7 9.7 10.3	143.5 10.3 10.5	164.5 10.6 10,4	184.8 9.9 10,4	206.1 10.6 10.7	206.1
02!	Sergey Kulish	Ukraine	30.8 10,4 9.9 10.5	60.8 9.5 10.5 10.0	82.1 10.9 10,4	103.1 10.6 10,4	124.3 10.8 10,4	143.9 9.8 9.8	163.8 9.9 10.0	184.4 10.3 10.3	204.6 10,4 9.8	204.6
03!	Vladimir Maslennikov	Russia	29.9 10.3 9.2 10,4	61.6 10.7 10.6 10,4	82.0 10.0 10,4	102.9 10.3 10.6	123.6 10.1 10.6	144.1 10.3 10,2	164.1 10,2 9.8	184.2 10.1 10.0	completed performance	184.2
four	Abhinav Bindra	India	29.9 10.0 9.7 10,2	60.1 9.7 10.1 10,4	81.2 10.7 10,4	102.7 10.8 10.7	123.5 10.7 10.1	143.7 9.7 10.5	163.8 9.9 10,2	completed performance		163.8
5	Peter Sheedy	Hungary	30.8 10.3 9.9 10.6	61.7 10.3 10.8 9.8	80.5 9.6 9.2	101,4 10,4 10.5	122.1 10.6 10.1	142.7 10.5 10.1	completed performance			142.7
6	Ilya Chergeiko	Belarus	29.6 9.9 10.5 9.2	60,4 10.6 10.1 10.1	80.6 10.3 9.9	101.1 10.0 10.5	121.6 10,4 10.1	completed performance				121.6
7	Petar Gorsha	Croatia	30.3 10,4 9.8 10.1	61.0 10.3 10.7 9.7	80.7 9.8 9.9	101.0 10.5 9.8	completed performance					101.0
8	Oleg Tsarkov	Ukraine	27.5 8.3 9.9 9.3	59.5 10.7 10.6 10.7	79.7 10.1 10.1	completed performance						79.7

Notes

↑ Statement of approved amendments to the rules of the IFAS (ISSF) for 2013—2016. (Russian) . Shooting Union of Russia (September 13, 2012). Date of treatment June 19, 2016.

Links

Results on the official website of the 2016 Summer Olympics (English) (Port.) (Spanish) (French)
Olympic tournament on the site of the International Sports Shooting Federation (ISSF )

[1] Statement of approved amendments to the rules of the IFAS (ISSF) for 2013—2016. (Russian) . Shooting Union of Russia (September 13, 2012). Date of treatment June 19, 2016.