Olympic Summer Games 2012 / Shooting - 25 meter sport pistol (women)

sport	shoot
discipline	Sports pistol 25 meters
gender	Women
place	Royal Artillery Barracks
Attendees	39 athletes from 28 countries
Competition phase	July 29, 2012

The competition sport pistol 25 meters of the women at the 2012 Olympics in London was in the July 29, 2012 Royal Artillery Barracks played. 39 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 first 30 shots were designed as precision shots, five minutes were allowed for five shots. The second series of 30 rounds was timed. The starters had three seconds for each shot.

The best eight participants qualified for the final. Here the shooters fired 20 shots each, with the rating being divided into steps of 0.1 points. The highest possible rating per shot was 10.9. Four series of five shots (three seconds per shot) were fired. 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	Chen Ying ( People's Republic of China )	Beijing 2008
World Champion	Kira Mosgalowa ( Russia )	Shooting World Cup 2010 in Munich

Existing records

World record qualification	Diana Jorgowa ( Bulgaria )	594	Milan , Italy	May 31, 1994
Olympic record qualification	Tao Luna ( People's Republic of China )	590	Sydney , Australia	September 22, 2000
World record final	Kim Jang-mi ( South Korea )	796.9 (592 + 204.9)	London , UK	April 22, 2012
Olympic record final	Chen Ying ( People's Republic of China )	793.4 (585 + 208.4)	Beijing , People's Republic of China	August 13, 2008

qualification

space	Shooter	nation	1	2	3	precision	4th	5	6th	Rapid fire	Total points	annotation
01	Kim Jang-mi	South Korea	98	100	100	298	98	97	98	293	591	OR
02	Tanyaporn Prucksakorn	Thailand	100	97	98	295	98	97	96	291	586
03	Chen Ying	People's Republic of China	97	95	96	288	98	99	100	297	585
04th	Kira Mosgalova	Russia	93	99	97	289	99	99	98	296	585
05	Olena Kostewytsch	Ukraine	98	96	99	293	100	95	97	292	585
06th	Zsófia Csonka	Hungary	98	96	97	291	99	98	96	293	584
07th	Jo Yong-suk	North Korea	94	97	97	288	98	98	99	295	583 (50)
08th	Zorana Arunović	Serbia	97	99	97	293	96	95	99	290	583 (49)
09	Maria Grosdeva	Bulgaria	100	94	90	284	100	100	99	299	583 (48)
10	Antoaneta Bonewa	Bulgaria	97	96	96	289	97	99	99	293	582
11	Kim Kyeong-ae	South Korea	95	95	96	286	99	100	97	296	582
12	Munkhbayar Dorjsuren	Germany	97	99	98	294	96	98	94	288	582
13	Lenka Marušková	Czech Republic	97	98	97	292	97	96	97	290	582
14th	Stephanie Tirode	France	99	97	96	292	96	97	97	290	582
15th	Nino Salukvadze	Georgia	97	98	94	289	96	96	100	289	581
16	Tien Chia-chen	Chinese Taipei	95	96	98	289	98	97	96	291	580
17th	Lalita Jauhleuskaja	Australia	96	95	97	288	98	99	95	292	580
18th	Jasna Šekarić	Serbia	95	93	96	284	99	99	97	295	579
19th	Rahi Sarnobot	India	97	98	96	291	96	96	96	288	579
20th	Yuan Jing	People's Republic of China	95	96	97	288	96	99	96	291	579
21st	Celine Goberville	France	97	98	98	293	98	93	95	286	579
22nd	Sonia Franquet	Spain	97	98	98	293	92	98	96	286	579
23	Irada Ashumova	Azerbaijan	97	96	94	287	100	95	96	291	578
24	Anna Mastjanina	Russia	92	98	96	286	96	98	98	292	578
25th	Viktoria Chaika	Belarus	97	96	96	289	98	94	97	289	578
26th	Claudia Verdicchio-Krause	Germany	96	96	97	289	97	97	95	289	578
27	Otrjadyn Gündegmaa	Mongolia	93	95	96	284	99	99	95	293	577
28	Sandra Uptagrafft	United States	95	94	97	286	98	98	94	290	576
29	Heidi Diethelm Gerber	Switzerland	95	98	96	289	97	97	95	286	575
30th	Annu Raj Singh	India	96	94	96	286	96	96	97	289	575
31	Yukari Konishi	Japan	95	96	91	282	100	96	96	292	574
32	Le Thi Hoang Ngoc	Vietnam	95	96	98	289	92	93	100	285	574
33	Joana Castelão	Portugal	97	92	94	283	93	97	98	288	571
34	Hayley Chapman	Australia	93	92	93	278	97	96	97	290	568
35	Beata Bartków-Kwiatkowska	Poland	95	96	96	287	91	95	94	280	567
36	Naphaswan Yangpaiboon	Thailand	93	95	95	283	97	93	93	283	566
37	Georgina Geikie	United Kingdom	94	95	95	284	94	94	90	278	562
38	Maribel Pineda	Venezuela	96	99	93	288	90	90	92	272	560
39	Ana Luiza Souza Lima	Brazil	94	92	94	280	94	89	97	280	560

Between Jo Yong-suk (PRK), Zorana Arunović (SRB) and Marija Grosdewa (BUL) there was a shoot-off to determine the two remaining places in the final. Jo reached 50 points, Arunović 49 and Grosdewa 48. Jo and Arunović moved into the final, Grosdewa eliminated.

final

space	Shooter	qualification	1	2	3	4th	Final points	Total points
1	Kim Jang-mi	591	51.2	49.1	49.3	51.8	201.4	792.4
2	Chen Ying	585	52.0	51.6	52.8	50.0	206.4	791.4
3	Olena Kostewytsch	585	51.2	51.3	48.9	52.2	203.6	788.6
4th	Zorana Arunović	583	50.9	51.8	51.6	50.0	204.3	787.3
5	Kira Mosgalova	585	49.2	49.7	51.7	51.3	201.9	786.9
6th	Zsófia Csonka	584	51.3	50.6	48.4	49.7	200.0	784.0
7th	Jo Yong-suk	583	48.1	50.3	50.0	50.9	199.3	782.3
8th	Tanyaporn Prucksakorn	586	50.1	46.8	49.2	46.3	192.4	778.4

Olena Kostewytsch won the first Ukrainian medal in this discipline.

Web links

• Sports pistol 25 meters (women)