Zhang Bing

Zhang Bing medal table
Sport shooting
People's Republic of China
Olympic games
bronze	Atlanta 1996	Double trap
World championships
bronze	Barcelona 1998	Double trap (M)
Asian Games
silver	Beijing 1990	Trap (M)
gold	Hiroshima 1994	Trap
silver	Hiroshima 1994	Double trap
silver	Hiroshima 1994	Trap (M)
bronze	Bangkok 1998	Trap (M)
gold	Bangkok 1998	Double trap (M)

Zhang Bing ( Chinese  张 冰 ; born January 6, 1969 in Henan ) is a former Chinese sports shooter . He competed in the disciplines of trap and double trap .

successes

Zhang Bing participated in three Olympic Games . In 1988 , when he made his Olympic debut in Seoul in a trap, he did not get past 43rd place. Four years later he reached the semi-finals in Barcelona , where he was eliminated in eighth place with 194 points. At the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta he scored 122 points in the trap competition, whereupon he had to jump off with two other shooters for two final places. Zhang qualified as the second of the three shooters for the final, which he finished with 146 points. In the jump-off for fourth place he lost to John Maxwell and finished the competition in fifth place. In a double trap, he moved into the final round as third in the qualification with 140 points. There he scored another 43 points and, like Albano Pera and Park Chul-sung , got 183 total points. In the jump-off for the silver medal, Park was the first to retire when he missed the third target. Pera did not miss a shot, while Zhang failed to hit the seventh target and thus won the bronze medal behind Russell Mark and Albano Pera.

At the World Championships , he secured his only medal in 1998 in Barcelona when he finished third with the team. He was also very successful at the continental level: in 1993 in Manila and 1995 in Chengdu he was Asian champion in singles in double trap and 1995 in Jakarta in trap. At the Asian Games he won the silver medal in Beijing in 1990 and in Hiroshima in 1994 with the team in the trap competition. In 1994 he won the gold medal in singles and came second in the singles competition in double trap. In 1998 in Bangkok he won the title in the team competition in double trap and won the bronze medal with the trap team.

Web links

• Zhang Bing in the database of the International Shooting Sport Federation (English)
• Zhang Bing in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Chinese. Zhang is the family name here, Bing is the first name.