2012 Summer Olympics / Shooting - Trap (Men)

sport	shoot
discipline	Trap
gender	Men
place	Royal Artillery Barracks
Attendees	34 athletes from 27 countries
Competition phase	5th / 6th August 2012

The competition trap the men at the 2012 Olympics in London was in on 5 and 6 August 2012 Royal Artillery Barracks played. 34 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 shoot five series of 25 targets. Ten targets were thrown from the left, ten from the right and five straight ahead, each shooter being able to shoot the targets up to two times. Each hit resulted in a point. The six best shooters qualified for the final. In the final another series of 25 targets was thrown, but each shooter was only allowed to fire one shot per target. Here, too, each hit resulted in a point.

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

Title holder

Olympic champion	David Kostelecký ( Czech Republic )	146 points	Beijing 2008
World Champion	-	-	since 2009 no more World Cup discipline

Existing records

World record qualification	Giovanni Pellielo ( Italy )	125	Nicosia , Cyprus	April 1, 1994
Olympic record qualification	Michael Diamond ( Australia ) Alexei Alipov ( Russia )	124	Atlanta , USA Athens , Greece	July 21, 1996 August 15, 2004
World record final	Karsten Bindrich ( Germany )	149 (124 + 25)	Nicosia , Cyprus	July 10, 2008
Olympic record final	David Kostelecký ( Czech Republic )	146 (121 + 25)	Beijing , People's Republic of China	August 10, 2008

qualification

space	Sagittarius	nation	1	2	3	4th	5	Points	annotation
01	Michael Diamond	Australia	25th	25th	25th	25th	25th	125	OR
02	Fehaid Al-Deehani	Kuwait	25th	24	25th	25th	25th	124
03	Jesus Serrano	Spain	24	25th	24	25th	25th	123
04th	Massimo Fabbrizi	Italy	25th	24	25th	24	25th	123
05	Anton Glasnović	Croatia	25th	24	25th	24	24	122
06th	Giovanni Cernogoraz	Croatia	25th	25th	24	24	24	122
07th	Boštjan Maček	Slovenia	24	23	25th	24	24	121
08th	Giovanni Pellielo	Italy	23	25th	24	24	25th	121
09	Maxim Kosarev	Russia	23	25th	25th	24	24	121
10	Rashid Al-Athba	Qatar	24	25th	24	24	24	121
11	Karsten Bindrich	Germany	24	25th	25th	23	23	121
12	Erik Varga	Slovakia	24	25th	24	25th	23	121
13	Alexei Alipov	Russia	24	22nd	25th	25th	24	120
14th	David Kostelecký	Czech Republic	24	24	25th	25th	22nd	120
15th	Adam Vella	Australia	23	23	23	25th	25th	119
16	Manavjit Singh Sandhu	India	24	24	22nd	25th	24	119
17th	Andreas Scherhaufer	Austria	25th	24	23	23	24	119
18th	Jiří Lipták	Czech Republic	24	24	25th	23	23	119
19th	Stéphane Clamens	France	23	25th	25th	24	22nd	119
20th	Sergio Pinero	Dominican Republic	22nd	25th	25th	23	23	118
21st	Edward Ling	United Kingdom	23	24	25th	25th	21st	118
22nd	Ahmed Zaher	Egypt	23	22nd	23	24	25th	117
23	Glenn Kable	Fiji	23	22nd	24	24	24	117
24	Oğuzhan Tüzün	Turkey	23	23	25th	24	22nd	117
25th	Alberto Fernández	Spain	22nd	23	25th	23	23	116
26th	Talal Al-Rashidi	Kuwait	24	23	23	23	23	116
27	Derek Burnett	Ireland	24	23	23	23	23	116
28	Jean Pierre Brol	Guatemala	25th	22nd	24	22nd	23	116
29	Danilo Caro Guarnieri	Colombia	24	23	22nd	24	22nd	115
30th	You Yu	People's Republic of China	22nd	23	22nd	22nd	23	112
31	Juan Carlos Perez	Bolivia	23	22nd	23	21st	21st	110
32	Dhaher Al-Aryani	United Arab Emirates	21st	21st	23	23	19th	107
33	Joan Tomas Roca	Andorra	21st	19th	20th	21st	22nd	103
34	Andrei Kawalenka	Belarus	24	16	19th	23	19th	101

final

space	Sagittarius	qualification	Final points	Total points	Sting	annotation
1	Giovanni Cernogoraz	122	24	146	6th	OR
2	Massimo Fabbrizi	123	23	146	5	OR
3	Fehaid Al-Deehani	124	21st	145	4th
4th	Michael Diamond	125	20th	145	3
5	Jesus Serrano	123	21st	144
6th	Anton Glasnović	122	21st	143

Giovanni Cernogoraz is the first Croatian Olympic champion in Olympic shooting.
Fehaid Al-Deehani wins the first Kuwaiti medal in the trap.

Web links

• Trap (men)