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ISSF World Cup

By the International Shooting Sport Federation


Summary

By the International Shooting Sport Federation

The ISSF World Cup was introduced by the International Shooting Sport Federation in 1986 to provide a homogeneous system for qualification to the Olympic shooting competitions. It still is carried out in the Olympic shooting events, with four competitions per year in each event. For the best shooters there is since 1988 a World Cup Final.

World Cup Final

The World Cup Final in rifle and pistol is often, but not always, held in Munich as the ISSF shooting season ending competition. The location and date of the World Cup Final in shotgun are more flexible. To the Final, the following shooters are qualified:

  • The defending Olympic, World, ISSF World Cup Final champions.
  • Silver and bronze medalists of either the last Olympic or the World Championship, whichever competition that was most recently held.
  • The eight shooters that have made the best performances at the World Cup competitions during the year. For rating the performances, a special score system is used by taking into account of both the rank and the score achieved in the competitions.
  • As many as two shooters can be nominated by the host country to compete in two of the World Cup Final events if no one from the host country qualifies.

Editions

The venues are decided by the ISSF from time to time. However, some are more common than others. Two World Cups in rifle and pistol events are almost always held in Munich and Milan. The other two are usually held outside Europe, in places like Fort Benning, Buenos Aires, Seoul, Changwon or Sydney. Some common locations for the shotgun competitions are Nicosia, Lonato, New Delhi, and Americana, São Paulo. A new location for the shotgun competitions is held in Kerrville, Texas located in the Hill Country of Texas.

In Olympic years, an early World Cup is held at the Olympic venue and considered a Pre-Olympic test event.

Rifle and pistol

NYearWorld Cup 1World Cup 2World Cup 3World Cup 4World Cup 5World Cup 6World Cup Final19861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026
1Mexico CitySuhlMunichZurichBucharestSeoul
2HavanaMexico CityMunichSuhlZurichSeoul
3Mexico CityRio de JaneiroSuhlMunichMoscowMunich
4Mexico CityZagrebSuhlMunichZurichRio de JaneiroMunich
5Mexico CityLos AngelesSuhlMunichZurichRio de JaneiroMunich
6Mexico CityLos AngelesSeoulZagrebMunichZurichMunich
7Mexico CityLos AngelesSuhlMunichMilanMunich
8SeoulLos AngelesMunichMilanMilanMunich
9Fort BenningHavanaBeijingMilanBarcelonaMunich
10HavanaHiroshimaSeoulMunichMilanMunich
11HavanaAtlantaMunichMilanNäfels
12HavanaSeoulMunichMilanLugano
13AtlantaMunichMilanBuenos AiresZurich
14SeoulMunichMilanAtlantaMunich
15SydneyMilanMunichAtlantaMunich
16AtlantaSeoulMilanMunichMunich
17SydneyShanghaiAtlantaMilanMunich
18Fort BenningZagrebMunichChangwonMilan
19BangkokSydneyAthensMilanBangkok
20ChangwonFort BenningMunichMilanMunich
21GuangzhouResendeMunichMilanGranada
22Fort BenningSydneyBangkokMunichBangkok
23Rio de JaneiroBeijingMunichMilanBangkok
24ChangwonBeijingMunichMilanWuxi
25SydneyBeijingFort BenningBelgradeMunich
26SydneyChangwonFort BenningMunichWrocław
27LondonMilanMunichBangkok
28ChangwonFort BenningMunichGranadaMunich
29Fort BenningMunichMariborBeijingGabala
30ChangwonFort BenningMunichGabalaMunich
31BangkokRio de JaneiroMunichBakuBologna
32New DelhiMunichGabalaNew Delhi
33GuadalajaraChangwonFort BenningMunich
34New DelhiBeijingMunichRio de JaneiroPutian
35New DelhiMunichBaku
36New DelhiChangwonOsijekWrocław
37CairoRio de JaneiroBakuChangwon
38JakartaCairoBhopalLimaBakuRio de JaneiroDoha
39CairoGranada (10m only)BakuMunichNew Delhi
40Buenos AiresLimaMunichNingboDoha
41GranadaMunichHangzhouCairo

Shotgun

NYearWorld Cup 1World Cup 2World Cup 3World Cup 4World Cup 5World Cup 6World Cup Final19861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026
1Mexico CityMontecatiniMoscowSuhlSeoul
2HavanaMexico CityMontecatiniMoscowSeoul
3Mexico CityBelo HorizonteSuhlOsijekBolognaMunich
4Mexico CitySuhlOsijekTampereTallinnMunich
5Mexico CityLos AngelesBolognaSuhlWeertMunich
6Mexico CityLos AngelesLonatoSeoulCairoMunich
7CairoMexico CityLos AngelesLonatoSuhlMunich
8CairoSeoulLos AngelesSuhlFagnanoMunich
9NicosiaCairoHavanaBeijingFagnanoMunich
10LimaNicosiaSeoulChibaLahtiMunich
11LimaAtlantaLonatoSuhlMontecatini Terme
12New DelhiNicosiaLonatoSeoulBrisbaneMontecatini Terme
13CairoBruneiAtlantaLonatoMontecatini Terme
14LimaLatsiaKumamotoLonatoKuwait City
15New DelhiSydneyCairoLonatoNicosia
16NicosiaSeoulLonatoAmericanaDoha (early in 2002)
17SydneyShanghaiSuhlSanto DomingoLonato
18PerthNew DelhiGranadaLonatoRome
19SydneyCairoAthensAmericanaMaribor
20ChangwonRomeBelgradeAmericanaDubai
21QingyuanKerrvilleCairoSuhlGranada
22Santo DomingoChangwonLonatoMariborBelgrade
23BeijingKerrvilleSuhlBelgradeMinsk
24CairoMunichMinskSan MarinoBeijing
25AcapulcoBeijingDorchesterLonatoİzmir
26ConcepciónSydneyBeijingMariborAl Ain
27TucsonLondonLonatoMaribor
28AcapulcoAl AinNicosiaGranadaAbu Dhabi
29TucsonAlmatyMunichBeijingGabala
30AcapulcoAl AinLarnacaGabalaNicosia
31NicosiaRio de JaneiroSan MarinoBakuRome
32New DelhiAcapulcoLarnacaNew Delhi
33GuadalajaraChangwonSiġġiewiTucson
34AcapulcoAl AinChangwonLahtiAl Ain
35NicosiaNew DelhiBaku
36CairoNew DelhiLonatoOsijekLarnaca
37NicosiaLimaLonatoBakuChangwon
38RabatDohaLarnacaCairoAlmatyLonatoDoha
39CairoRabatBakuLonatoNew Delhi
40Buenos AiresNicosiaLonatoLima
41RabatShymkentLonatoHangzhou

Running target (discontinued)

YearWorld Cup 1World Cup 2World Cup 3World Cup 4World Cup 5World Cup 6World Cup Final1989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004
Guatemala CitySuhlMunichMunich
Guatemala CityMexico CityLos AngelesSuhlMunichZurichMunich
Guatemala CityLos AngelesSeoulZagrebMunichSuhlMunich
Guatemala CityLos AngelesSuhlMunichMilanMunich
SeoulLos AngelesMunichMilanMunich
Guatemala CityBeijingMilanBarcelonaMunich
SeoulMunichMilanGuatemala CityMunich
HavanaAtlantaPlzeňMilanNäfels
HavanaSeoulMunichMilanLugano
Guatemala CityAtlantaMunichMilanZurich
SeoulMunichMilanAtlantaMunich
SydneyMilanMunichGuatemala CityMunich
AtlantaSeoulMilanMunichMunich
SydneyShanghaiAtlantaPlzeňMunich
ZagrebMunichChangwonSuhlMilan
BangkokSydneyAthensMilanBangkok

Spin-offs

The lack for a World Cup in the non-Olympic events has led to the creation of a European Cup by the European Shooting Confederation, based on largely the same rules as the ISSF World Cup. Originally it consisted of 300 metre rifle three positions, 300 metre rifle prone and 300 metre standard rifle, but since the 2005 season there is also a European Cup in 25 metre center-fire pistol and 25 metre standard pistol.

Since 2016, there has also been a separate world cup specifically for junior shooters.

Multi-medalists

In this table the shooters with at least 7 gold medals won in the World Cup stages.

#NameNationYears[[File:Gold medal world centered-2.svg20px]][[File:Silver medal world centered-2.svg20px]][[File:Bronze medal world centered-2.svg20px]]TotalDiscipline
1Ralf SchumannGermany1986–20123971056Pistol
2Rajmond Debevec1986–201327211967Rifle
3Christian ReitzGermany2008–20231913941Pistol
4Roberto Di DonnaItaly1991–2001197733Pistol
5Vincent HancockUnited States2005–2023195226Shotgun
6Sergei Martynov1988–2012178732Rifle
7Jozef Gonci1995–20111691136Rifle
8Jongoh Jin2003–2017166527Pistol
9Qinan ZhuChina2004–2016156627Rifle
10Yifu WangChina1986–20031313733Pistol
11Manu Bhaker2018–present132419Pistol
12Harald Stenvaag1986–200412131338Rifle
13Damir MikecSerbia2009–20241111325Pistol
14Franck DumoulinFrance1996–2010117523Pistol
15Zongliang TanChina1993–2012117422Pistol
16Igor Basinski1986–2002114621Pistol
17Ennio FalcoItaly1988–2009107623Shotgun
18Attila Solti1987–2000107522Running
19Michael JakositsGermany1989–2003104519Running
20Saurabh ChaudharyIndia2019–present104317Pistol
21Daniele Di SpignoItaly1997–2017103316Shotgun
21Giovanni PellieloItaly1992–2022102820Shotgun
22Manfred KurzerGermany1991–2004102517Running
23Artem KhadjibekovRussia1993–2010918734Rifle
24Matthew EmmonsUnited States2001–20169121132Rifle
25Boris KokorevRussia1987–2008911626Pistol
26Péter Sidi1999–2017910726Rifle
27Alexey AlipovRussia1998–2021991028Shotgun
28Alberto FernandezSpain2007–202495418Shotgun
29Jean-Pierre AmatFrance1986–200095317Rifle
30Tanyu Kiriakov1986–20088131132Pistol
31Michael DiamondAustralia1991–2015812424Shotgun
32Oleh Omelchuk2007–202387318Pistol
33Niccolò CamprianiItaly2009–201484315Rifle
34Mikhail NestruevRussia1996–200983617Pistol
34Jiri PrivratskyCzech Republic2021–202483617Rifle
36Albano PeraItaly1986–199783415Shotgun
37Sergei PyzhianovRussia1986–1997712827Pistol
38Sergey KamenskiyRussia2014–202176114Rifle
39Tomoyuki MatsudaJapan2008–201774415Pistol
40Warren PotentAustralia2007–201673212Rifle

References

References

  1. "ISSF Calendar".
  2. "Multi-Medalists World Cups MEN individual / team". issf-sports.org.
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