2017 IPSC Rifle World Shoot

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2017 IPSC Rifle World Shoot
Official logo of the 2017 IPSC Rifle World Shoot
VenuePatriot Park
LocationKubinka, Moscow Oblast, Russia
DatesOpening Ceremony: 4. June
Main Match: 5. to 10. June
Shoot-Off: 11. June
Closing Ceremony: 11. June
Competitors591 from 40 nations
Medalists
gold medal Open (Largest Division)
Finland Teemu Rintala
silver medal Finland Raine Peltokoski
bronze medal Finland Jarkko Laukia
The opening ceremony at the 2017 IPSC Rifle World Shoot.

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]

Individual
Overall Competitor Points Overall Match Percent
Gold Finland Teemu Rintala 2042.2323 100.00%
Silver Finland Raine Peltokoski 2027.9855 99.30%
Bronze Finland Jarkko Laukia 2002.1833 98.04%
4th Sweden Olle Ackehed 1927.5757 94.39%
5th Finland Kim Leppänen 1919.4098 93.99%
6th Czech Republic Vaclav Vinduska 1891.9187 92.64%
7th Finland Tuukka Jokinen 1876.4734 91.88%
8th Slovakia Rastislav Korba 1842.4736 90.22%
9th Slovenia Martin Humar 1838.1161 90.01%
10th United States Tim Yackley 1838.0522 90.00%
Lady Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold United States Lena Miculek 1725.0396 84.47% 100.00%
Silver United States Ashley Rheuark 1657.5176 81.16% 96.09%
Bronze Russia Maria Gushchina 1370.2215 67.09% 79.43%
Junior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Russia Andrei Kalinin 1211.1969 59.31% 100.00%
Silver Russia Albert Gladkovskiy 1029.0289 50.39% 84.96%
Bronze Russia Dmitry Novikov 931.6648 45.62% 76.92%
Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold United States Jose Vidanes 1714.8147 83.97% 100.00%
Silver Estonia Armin Meesit 1659.9357 81.28% 96.80%
Bronze United States Jeffrey Cramblit 1614.7163 79.07% 94.16%
Super Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold United States Jerry Miculek 1689.5569 82.73% 100.00%
Silver Finland Pertti Karhunen 1485.0110 72.72% 87.89%
Bronze Switzerland 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 Norway Håvard Østgaard 2174.6414 100.00%
Silver Finland Sami Hautamäki 2048.5280 94.20%
Bronze Finland Timo Vehvilainen 1969.5648 90.57%
4th Finland Isto Hyyrylainen 1960.7511 90.16%
5th Russia George Gubich 1950.9981 89.72%
6th Russia Anton Nazarov 1912.7625 87.96%
7th Russia Aleksandr Shutov 1886.5092 86.75%
8th Finland Atte Vainionpaa 1884.6962 86.67%
9th Italy Roberto Vezzoli 1873.4592 86.15%
10th Finland Mikael Kaislaranta 1848.1289 84.99%
Lady Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Russia Anastasiya Tereshina 1230.2798 56.57% 100.00%
Silver Russia Anna Puzyreva 1225.5261 56.36% 99.61%
Bronze Russia Elena Merkulova 1109.9866 51.04% 90.22%
Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Finland Mikael Kaislaranta 1848.1289 84.99% 100.00%
Silver Slovakia Jan Palka 1801.3948 82.84% 97.47%
Bronze Russia 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 Russia Roman Khalitov 1153.4760 100.00%
Silver Russia Egor Khramov 1136.5979 98.54%
Bronze Sweden Erik Bjaelkvall 1104.2071 95.73%
4th Russia Oleg Perfilev 1049.2842 90.97%
5th Russia Alena Karelina 995.6796 86.32%
6th Russia Alexey Basov 942.5182 81.71%
7th Russia Vsevolod Ilin 918.5630 79.63%
8th Russia Alexander Ivashko 914.2538 79.26%
9th Russia Dmitry Chernousov 883.5175 76.60%
10th Russia Bogdan Foka 865.1930 75.01%
Lady Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Russia Alena Karelina 995.6796 86.32% 100.00%
Silver Russia Irina Perfileva 756.1519 65.55% 75.94%
Bronze Russia Tatiana Korobeinik 675.6481 58.57% 67.86%
Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Russia Ramazan Mubarakov 855.3710 74.16% 100.00%
Silver Russia Evgeny Efimov 832.3866 72.16% 97.31%
Bronze Italy 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 RussiaVladimir Chamyan 1168.9862 100.00%
Silver Russia Andrei Kirisenko 1116.3281 95.50%
Bronze Russia Vladimir Novikov 1012.1761 86.59%
4th Russia Konstantin Shashin 903.0721 77.25%
5th Belarus Andrei Siuniakou 891.8261 76.29%
6th Russia Ilya Gubin 765.6178 65.49%
7th Russia Roman Bychkov 746.1449 63.83%
8th Russia Tatiana Isupova 739.1927 63.23%
9th Belarus Vitaly Yakutik 737.3936 63.08%
10th Mongolia Enkhbaatar Dorjpagma 710.9472 60.82%
Lady Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Russia Tatiana Isupova 739.1927 63.23% 100.00%
Silver Kazakhstan Olga Axyonkina 604.5402 51.71% 81.78%
Bronze Russia 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 Norway Kristian Rommen Finland Jarkko Laukia Sweden Olle Ackehed
Lady United States Lena Miculek United States Ashley Rheuark Russia Natalia Rumyantsova
Junior Russia Dmitriy Novikov Russia Anastasia Zharkovskaya Russia Albert Gladkovskiy
Senior United States Jose Vidanes United States Barry Dueck Sweden Leif Madsen
Super Senior United States Jerry Miculek Sweden Per Jonasson France Jeel Gerard
Military Russia Konstantin Bliznetsov Russia Pavel Kononenko Russia Evgeniy Yudenko
Standard Overall Finland Isto Hyyrylainen Finland Sami Hautamäki Italy Roberto Vezzoli
Lady Russia Elena Merkulova Russia Anna Puzyreva Russia Mariya Shalimova
Senior Finland Mikael Kaislaranta Finland Mikael Ekberg New Zealand Phil Dunlop
Military Russia Vladimir Repin Philippines Ariel Taganait Russia Dmitry Miroshnikov
Manual Open Overall Russia Oleg Perfilev Russia Alena Karelina Russia Alexander Ivashko
Lady Russia Irina Perfileva Russia Tatiana Makarova Russia Anastasia Chernenko
Senior Russia Evgeniy Efimov Italy Paolo Zambai Italy Fabio Egidio Fossati
Manual Standard Overall Russia Konstantin Shashin Kazakhstan Olga Axyonkina Russia Vladimir Novikov
Lady Russia Svetlana Kostromina Russia Tatiana Isupova Russia Anastasia Ananyeva
Manual Standard 10 Overall Russia Sergey Gladkov Russia Alexei Tiurin Kazakhstan Liliya Uvarova

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ RWS Russia 2017 - Official Match Webpage - Championship Calendar
  2. ^ "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.
  3. ^ Recording of the Shoot-Off at the 2017 IPSC Rifle World Championship

External links[edit]

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