Olympic Summer Games 2012 / Shooting - Small bore rifle, lying (men)

sport	shoot
discipline	Small caliber rifle lying
gender	Men
place	Royal Artillery Barracks
Attendees	50 athletes from 34 countries
Competition phase	August 3, 2012

The men's small bore rifle prone at the 2012 Olympic Games in London was held on August 3, 2012 in the Royal Artillery Barracks . 50 shooters took part.

The competition took place in two rounds, a qualifying round and a final round. In the qualifying round each shooter had to fire 60 shots. For each shot there was one to 10 points. The best eight shooters qualified for the final. Here the shooters fired 10 shots each, with the scoring being divided into steps of 0.1 points. The highest possible rating per shot was 10.9. The winner was determined by adding up the scores from qualification and final.

The shooters qualified for the final are highlighted in light green.

Title holder

Olympic champion	Artur Ajwasjan ( Ukraine )	Beijing 2008
World Champion	Sjarhej Martynau ( Belarus )	Shooting World Cup 2010 Munich

Existing records

World record qualification	Vyacheslav Bochkarev ( Soviet Union )	600	Zagreb , Yugoslavia	July 13, 1989
Olympic record qualification	Christian Klees ( Germany )	600	Atlanta , USA	July 25, 1996
World record final	Christian Klees ( Germany )	704.8 (600 + 104.8)	Atlanta , USA	July 25, 1996
Olympic record final	Christian Klees ( Germany )	704.8 (600 + 104.8)	Atlanta , USA	July 25, 1996

qualification

space	Sagittarius	nation	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	total	annotation
01	Sjarhej Martynau	Belarus	100	100	100	100	100	100	600	WR
02	Lionel Cox	Belgium	100	99	100	100	100	100	599
03	Rajmond Debevec	Slovenia	100	99	99	100	99	99	596
04th	Daniel Brodmeier	Germany	98	99	100	100	99	99	595
	Niccolò Campriani	Italy	100	99	99	99	98	100	595
	Bojan Đurković	Croatia	97	99	100	99	100	100	595
	Han Jin-seop	South Korea	99	99	99	100	99	99	595
	Joydeep Karmakar	India	99	98	100	98	100	100	595
	Michael McPhail	United States	99	99	99	100	99	99	595
	Nemanja Mirosavljev	Serbia	100	99	100	97	99	100	595
	Peter Sidi	Hungary	100	100	99	98	100	98	595
	Artyom Hadschibekov	Russia	98	100	99	100	99	99	595
13	Odd Arne Brekne	Norway	100	99	99	99	99	98	594
14th	Marcel Buerge	Switzerland	99	99	100	98	99	99	594
15th	Kim Hak-man	South Korea	98	99	100	98	100	99	594
16	Eric Uptagrafft	United States	98	98	100	98	100	100	594
17th	Jonathan Hammond	United Kingdom	99	100	98	99	98	99	593
18th	Gagan Narang	India	98	100	100	98	97	100	593
19th	Sergei Kovalenko	Russia	99	98	100	98	100	98	593
20th	Alex Misael Suligoy	Argentina	100	99	98	99	99	98	593
21st	Artur Ajwasjan	Ukraine	100	100	98	99	98	98	593
22nd	Valérian Sauveplane	France	98	99	100	99	97	99	592
23	Christian planner	Austria	99	99	99	99	97	99	592
24	Torben Grimmel	Denmark	98	99	96	99	100	100	592
25th	Ryan Taylor	New Zealand	100	99	99	98	97	99	592
26th	Ole Magnus Bakken	Norway	99	99	98	98	99	99	592
27	Thomas Farnik	Austria	98	100	98	99	98	99	592
28	Wang Weiyi	People's Republic of China	96	100	97	99	100	99	591
29	James Huckle	United Kingdom	100	97	96	100	99	99	591
30th	Yuri Shcherbatsevich	Belarus	96	100	99	98	100	98	591
31	Pascal Loretan	Switzerland	98	99	100	98	98	98	591
32	Warren Potent	Australia	98	98	99	98	98	100	591
33	Midori Yajima	Japan	98	98	100	98	97	99	590
34	Zhu Qinan	People's Republic of China	99	99	99	98	97	98	590
35	Javier López	Spain	100	98	99	97	96	99	589
36	Marco De Nicolo	Italy	96	97	99	99	99	99	589
37	Maik Eckhardt	Germany	99	100	98	94	100	98	589
38	Cory Niefer	Canada	98	97	99	97	100	98	589
39	Jozef Gönci	Slovakia	98	98	97	100	98	98	589
40	Njantain Bajaraa	Mongolia	98	97	100	99	98	96	588
41	Václav Haman	Czech Republic	98	98	97	99	98	98	588
42	Anton Risow	Bulgaria	99	97	99	96	100	97	588
43	Peter Hellenbrand	Netherlands	98	100	98	97	100	95	588
44	Sergy Rikhter	Israel	97	98	98	98	98	98	587
45	Nedžad Fazlija	Bosnia and Herzegovina	98	98	97	97	98	98	587
46	Cyril Graff	France	97	99	98	97	98	97	586
47	Mangala Samarakoon	Sri Lanka	96	98	100	97	97	97	586
48	Dane Sampson	Australia	96	97	99	96	97	98	583
49	Sergei Kulisch	Ukraine	97	98	95	95	99	99	583
50	Juan Diego Angeloni	Argentina	95	96	99	97	96	97	580

Sting

A total of nine shooters achieved the same number of points. Of these nine shooters, only five could qualify for the final. Each of the nine shooters was entitled to five shots in the shoot-off. The ratings are divided into 0.1 steps.

space	Sagittarius	nation	score
04th	Daniel Brodmeier	Germany	52.3
05	Han Jin-seop	South Korea	52.2
06th	Niccolò Campriani	Italy	51.7
07th	Joydeep Karmakar	India	51.6
	Bojan Đurković	South Korea	52.2
09	Michael McPhail	United States	51.3
10	Nemanja Mirosavljev	Serbia	51.0
11	Peter Sidi	Hungary	50.0
12	Artyom Hadschibekov	Russia	49.6

final

space	Sagittarius	qualification	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	10	Final points	Total points	annotation
1	Sjarhej Martynau	600	10.8	10.5	10.5	10.6	10.2	10.7	10.4	10.3	10.9	10.6	105.5	705.5	WR
2	Lionel Cox	599	10.1	10.1	10.0	10.5	10.3	10.1	10.6	9.7	10.4	10.4	102.2	701.2
3	Rajmond Debevec	596	10.2	10.5	10.7	10.3	10.6	10.8	10.2	10.6	10.5	10.6	105.0	701.0
4th	Joydeep Karmakar	595	10.1	10.6	10.7	10.5	10.7	10.2	10.0	10.2	10.7	10.4	104.1	699.1
5	Daniel Brodmeier	595	10.4	10.4	10.5	10.7	10.1	9.7	10.5	10.9	9.6	10.4	103.2	698.2
6th	Han Jin-seop	595	10.3	9.8	10.2	10.8	10.1	10.6	10.1	10.0	10.7	10.6	103.2	698.2
7th	Bojan Đurković	595	10.0	10.2	10.7	10.4	10.0	10.0	10.1	10.6	10.5	10.5	103.0	698.0
8th	Niccolò Campriani	595	10.2	10.4	10.3	10.4	10.5	9.9	10.1	10.1	10.3	10.4	102.6	697.6

Sjarhej Martynau is the first Belarusian Olympic champion with the small-bore rifle in the prone position.
Lionel Cox (BEL) and Rajmond Debevec (SLO) won the first medals for their countries in this discipline.
Debevec took part in the Olympic Games for the eighth time since 1984. The bronze medal is his third medal. He won gold in 2000 and bronze in 2008 in a three-position battle with the small-bore rifle.

Web links

• Lying small bore rifle (men)