2017_IPSC_Rifle_World_Shoot Knowpia

2017 IPSC Rifle World Shoot
2017 IPSC Rifle World Shoot
	Official logo of the 2017 IPSC Rifle World Shoot
Venue	Patriot Park
Location	Kubinka, Moscow Oblast, Russia
Dates	Opening Ceremony: 4. June ; Main Match: 5. to 10. June ; Shoot-Off: 11. June ; Closing Ceremony: 11. June
Competitors	591 from 40 nations
Medalists
	Open (Largest Division) ; Teemu Rintala
	Raine Peltokoski
	Jarkko Laukia
	2019 RWS →

The 2017 IPSC Rifle World Shoot I held at the Patriot Park in Kubinka, Moscow, Russia was the first IPSC Rifle World Shoot. The match consisted of 30 stages over 6 days and 591 competitors from 40 nations.^{[citation needed]}

Originally the championship was planned to be held during 2016, but was rescheduled to 2017 in order to finish the construction of the new shooting range in Patriot Park near Moscow.^[1] The majority of targets were placed between 60 and 100 meters, but many stages also included targets between 200 and 300 meters.^[2]

Champions edit

Open edit

Teemu Rintala from Finland took gold in the Open division, which also was the largest division in the match.

The Semi Auto Open division had the largest match participation with 369 competitors (62.4%).^{[citation needed]}

Lena Miculek won Open division Lady category in front of Ashley Rheuark and Maria Gushchina
Jose Vidanes won Open division Senior category in front of Armin Meesit and Jeffrey Cramblit
Jerry Miculek won Open division Super Senior category in front of Pertti Karhunen and Peter Kressibucher.

Individual

Overall	Competitor	Points	Overall Match Percent
Gold	Teemu Rintala	2042.2323	100.00%
Silver	Raine Peltokoski	2027.9855	99.30%
Bronze	Jarkko Laukia	2002.1833	98.04%
4th	Olle Ackehed	1927.5757	94.39%
5th	Kim Leppänen	1919.4098	93.99%
6th	Vaclav Vinduska	1891.9187	92.64%
7th	Tuukka Jokinen	1876.4734	91.88%
8th	Rastislav Korba	1842.4736	90.22%
9th	Martin Humar	1838.1161	90.01%
10th	Tim Yackley	1838.0522	90.00%
Lady	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Lena Miculek	1725.0396	84.47%	100.00%
Silver	Ashley Rheuark	1657.5176	81.16%	96.09%
Bronze	Maria Gushchina	1370.2215	67.09%	79.43%
Junior	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Andrei Kalinin	1211.1969	59.31%	100.00%
Silver	Albert Gladkovskiy	1029.0289	50.39%	84.96%
Bronze	Dmitry Novikov	931.6648	45.62%	76.92%
Senior	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Jose Vidanes	1714.8147	83.97%	100.00%
Silver	Armin Meesit	1659.9357	81.28%	96.80%
Bronze	Jeffrey Cramblit	1614.7163	79.07%	94.16%
Super Senior	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Jerry Miculek	1689.5569	82.73%	100.00%
Silver	Pertti Karhunen	1485.0110	72.72%	87.89%
Bronze	Peter Kressibucher	1300.5245	63.68%	76.97%

Teams Open

Overall	Country	Points	Percent	Team members
Gold	Finland	6072.4011	100.00%	Teemu Rintala, Raine Peltokoski, Jarkko Laukia, Kim Leppänen
Silver	Russia	5377.2810	88.55%	Gleb Svatikos, Sergey Orlov, Vadim Mikhailov, Maksim Shkoda
Bronze	Norway	5356.0055	88.20%	Kristian Rommen, Magnus Hagerud, Vegard Fredriksen, Glenn Ugulen
Lady teams	Country	Points	Percent	Team members
Gold	United States	4692.3460	100.00%	Lena Miculek, Ashley Rheuark, Sharon Miculek, Maggie Reese
Silver	Russia	4002.7844	85.30%	Maria Gushchina, Mariia Sveshnikova, Natalya Rimyantseva, Maria Shvarts
Bronze	Finland	3369.0270	71.80%	Marika Koskinen, Saara Nyman, Miia Kaartinen
Senior teams	Country	Points	Percent	Team members
Gold	United States	4895.8937	100.00%	Jose Vidanes, Jeffrey Cramblit, Barry Dueck, Michael Voigt
Silver	Sweden	4613.3613	94.23%	Johan Hansen, Leif Madsen, Per Bergfeldt, Johan Lindberg
Bronze	Italy	4509.8117	92.11%	Alessiopatrizio Galliani, Luciano Todisco, Fabrizio Pesce, Enri Botturi

Standard edit

Håvard Østgaard took gold in the Standard Division in front of Sami Hautamäki and Timo Vehvilainen.

The Semi Auto Standard division had the second largest match participation with 131 competitors (22.2%).

Individual

Overall	Competitor	Points	Overall Match Percent
Gold	Håvard Østgaard	2174.6414	100.00%
Silver	Sami Hautamäki	2048.5280	94.20%
Bronze	Timo Vehvilainen	1969.5648	90.57%
4th	Isto Hyyrylainen	1960.7511	90.16%
5th	George Gubich	1950.9981	89.72%
6th	Anton Nazarov	1912.7625	87.96%
7th	Aleksandr Shutov	1886.5092	86.75%
8th	Atte Vainionpaa	1884.6962	86.67%
9th	Roberto Vezzoli	1873.4592	86.15%
10th	Mikael Kaislaranta	1848.1289	84.99%
Lady	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Anastasiya Tereshina	1230.2798	56.57%	100.00%
Silver	Anna Puzyreva	1225.5261	56.36%	99.61%
Bronze	Elena Merkulova	1109.9866	51.04%	90.22%
Senior	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Mikael Kaislaranta	1848.1289	84.99%	100.00%
Silver	Jan Palka	1801.3948	82.84%	97.47%
Bronze	Vitaly Konev	1696.1173	78.00%	91.78%

Teams Standard

Overall	Country	Points	Percent	Team members
Gold	Finland	5978.8439	100.00%	Sami Hautamäki, Timo Vehvilainen, Isto Hyyryplainen, Atte Vainionpaa
Silver	Norway	5648.7710	94.48%	Ove J Skundberg, Sverre Idland, Kenneth Handberg, Håvard Østgaard
Bronze	Russia	5601.9515	93.70%	George Gubich, Aleksandr Shutov, Alan Alborov, Vitaly Konev

Manual Open edit

The Manual Action Open division had the third largest match participation with 52 competitors (8.8%). The Manual Action Standard 10 division had 10 competitors (1.7%) and was moved to Manual Open. Therefore, in total 62 competitors (10.5%) were scored in Manual Open.^{[citation needed]}

Individual

Overall	Competitor	Points	Overall Match Percent
Gold	Roman Khalitov	1153.4760	100.00%
Silver	Egor Khramov	1136.5979	98.54%
Bronze	Erik Bjaelkvall	1104.2071	95.73%
4th	Oleg Perfilev	1049.2842	90.97%
5th	Alena Karelina	995.6796	86.32%
6th	Alexey Basov	942.5182	81.71%
7th	Vsevolod Ilin	918.5630	79.63%
8th	Alexander Ivashko	914.2538	79.26%
9th	Dmitry Chernousov	883.5175	76.60%
10th	Bogdan Foka	865.1930	75.01%
Lady	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Alena Karelina	995.6796	86.32%	100.00%
Silver	Irina Perfileva	756.1519	65.55%	75.94%
Bronze	Tatiana Korobeinik	675.6481	58.57%	67.86%
Senior	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Ramazan Mubarakov	855.3710	74.16%	100.00%
Silver	Evgeny Efimov	832.3866	72.16%	97.31%
Bronze	Fabio Egidio Fossati	807.2905	69.99%	94.38%

Manual Standard edit

The Manual Action Standard division had 29 competitors (4.9%).^{[citation needed]}

Individual

Overall	Competitor	Points	Overall Match Percent
Gold	Vladimir Chamyan	1168.9862	100.00%
Silver	Andrei Kirisenko	1116.3281	95.50%
Bronze	Vladimir Novikov	1012.1761	86.59%
4th	Konstantin Shashin	903.0721	77.25%
5th	Andrei Siuniakou	891.8261	76.29%
6th	Ilya Gubin	765.6178	65.49%
7th	Roman Bychkov	746.1449	63.83%
8th	Tatiana Isupova	739.1927	63.23%
9th	Vitaly Yakutik	737.3936	63.08%
10th	Enkhbaatar Dorjpagma	710.9472	60.82%
Lady	Competitor	Points	Overall percent	Category percent
Gold	Tatiana Isupova	739.1927	63.23%	100.00%
Silver	Olga Axyonkina	604.5402	51.71%	81.78%
Bronze	Svetlana Kostromina	570.4442	48.80%	77.17%

Medal table edit

Rank	Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Russia	7	8	8	23
2	Finland	4	3	3	10
3	United States	5	1	1	7
4	Norway	1	1	1	3
5	Sweden	0	1	1	2
6	Italy	0	0	2	2
7	Estonia	0	1	0	1
8	Slovakia	0	1	0	1
9	Kazakhstan	0	1	0	1
10	Switzerland	0	0	1	1

Shoot-Off side event edit

The shoot-off side event was an audience friendly one-against-one elimination cup held after the main match. It consisted of quarter finals, semi-finals, bronze and gold finals. The top 16 overall in each division and top 8 category shooters in each division were qualified, and the event was broadcast live with commentary on web television.^[3]

Division	Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Open	Overall	Kristian Rommen	Jarkko Laukia	Olle Ackehed
	Lady	Lena Miculek	Ashley Rheuark	Natalia Rumyantsova
	Junior	Dmitriy Novikov	Anastasia Zharkovskaya	Albert Gladkovskiy
	Senior	Jose Vidanes	Barry Dueck	Leif Madsen
	Super Senior	Jerry Miculek	Per Jonasson	Jeel Gerard
	Military	Konstantin Bliznetsov	Pavel Kononenko	Evgeniy Yudenko
Standard	Overall	Isto Hyyrylainen	Sami Hautamäki	Roberto Vezzoli
	Lady	Elena Merkulova	Anna Puzyreva	Mariya Shalimova
	Senior	Mikael Kaislaranta	Mikael Ekberg	Phil Dunlop
	Military	Vladimir Repin	Ariel Taganait	Dmitry Miroshnikov
Manual Open	Overall	Oleg Perfilev	Alena Karelina	Alexander Ivashko
	Lady	Irina Perfileva	Tatiana Makarova	Anastasia Chernenko
	Senior	Evgeniy Efimov	Paolo Zambai	Fabio Egidio Fossati
Manual Standard	Overall	Konstantin Shashin	Olga Axyonkina	Vladimir Novikov
Manual Standard	Lady	Svetlana Kostromina	Tatiana Isupova	Anastasia Ananyeva
Manual Standard 10	Overall	Sergey Gladkov	Alexei Tiurin	Liliya Uvarova

References edit

^ RWS Russia 2017 - Official Match Webpage - Championship Calendar
^ "Competition report: The IPSC Rifle World Shoot 2017 4 - 11 June 2017 | Nammo Lapua". Archived from the original on 31 October 2018. Retrieved 5 November 2018.
^ Recording of the Shoot-Off at the 2017 IPSC Rifle World Championship

Official Live Results: 2017 Rifle World Shoot I
Final results of the Rifle World Championship