Finals 50m Rifle Prone Men - World Cup Series 2011, Rifle & Pistol Stage 6, Munich (GER)

Watch the final from the first to the last shot - The World's #1 Rifle Prone shooter, the two-time world champion Sergei Martynov of Belarus, won the 50m Rifle Prone Men at the 2011 ISSF World Cup in Munich. Shooting on one of his favorite ranges in the world -- here Sergei had won the 2010 ISSF World Championship, last August - Martynov recorded the highest score in the final -- 105.3 points -- and the highest total -- 703.3 points -- winning his second World Cup Gold of the season. Finishing in second behind the unreachable Martyniov, it was the Danish shooter Kenneth Nielsen, 43, who nailed the Silver medal with an overall score of 701.4 (598+103.4) points securing an Olympic Quota Place. The home shooter Daniel Brodmeier, a 23-year old German athlete ranked 41st in the world in this event, landed indeed in third place, wearing the Gold medal with an overall score of 701.2 points. Switzerland's Marcel Buerge who followed him in fourth place, pocketing an Olympic Quota Place, an entrance ticket to the next 2012 Olympic Games in London. Austria's 21-year old Thomas Mathis, took the fifth place with 700.7 (598+102.7) points, followed by the French flag bearer, Paris' Valerian Sauveplane, a current world record holder ranked fourth in the world in this event, who landed in sixth place with 700.2 (597+103.2) after qualifying for the final match through a shoot-off. Russia's Olympic multi-medallist Sergei Khadjibekov, 41, closed the match in seventh with 699.3 (598+101.3) points, followed by Belarus' Yury Shcherbatsevich, 26, eighth with 698.2 (598+100.2) points. A great shooting sport final!

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• Olympic
• Shooting
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• Rifle
• Prone
• 50m Rifle Prone
• Men
• Prone position
• prone shooting
• Gewehr
• Liegend
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• strel'ba
• стендовая
• стрельба
• 2011
• ISSF
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• Brodmeier
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• Khadjibekov
• Shcherbatsevich
• Qualification
• London 2012