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50 meter running target
50 meter running target or 50 meter running boar is an ISSF shooting event, shot with a .22-calibre rifle at a target depicting a boar moving sideways across a 10-meter wide opening. It was devised as a replacement for 100 meter running deer in the 1960s and made its way into the Olympic programme in 1972. Although replaced there by the airgun version, 10 meter running target, in 1992, it still is part of the ISSF World Shooting Championships and continental championships.
Just like in 10 meter running target, half of the runs are slow (target visible for 5 seconds), and half are fast (target visible for 2.5 seconds).
World Championships, Men
| Year | Place | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1966 | FRG Wiesbaden | Vladimir Vesselov | Jogan Nikitin | John Kingeter |
| 1967 | ITA Pistoia | Martin Nordfors | Vladimir Vesselov | Stig Johansson |
| 1969 | SWE Sandviken | Martin Nordfors | Valeri Postoianov | John Kingeter |
| 1970 | USA Phoenix | Göte Gåård | Valeri Postoianov | Martin Nordfors |
| 1973 | AUS Melbourne | Alexander Kediarov | Valeri Postoianov | Helmut Bellingrodt |
| 1974 | SUI Bern | Helmut Bellingrodt | Valeri Postoianov | Alexander Gazov |
| 1975 | FRG Munich | Valeri Postoianov | Helmut Bellingrodt | Giovanni Mezzani |
| 1978 | KOR Seoul | Juha Rannikko | John Mckinley Gough | Carlos Rene Silva Monterroso |
| 1979 | AUT Linz | Tibor Bodnar | Andras Doleschall | Juha Rannikko |
| 1981 | ARG Mala | Thomas Pfeffer | Aleksei Rudnizkiy | Tibor Bodnar |
| 1982 | VEN Caracas | Yuri Kadenatsy | Jerzy Greszkiewicz | Nikolai Dedov |
| 1983 | CAN Edmonton | Igor Sokolov | Tibor Bodnar | Andras Doleschall |
| 1986 | GDR Suhl | Sergei Luzov | Jean Luc Tricoire | Andras Doleschall |
| 1990 | URS Moscow | Alexei Poslov | Manfred Kurzer | Attila Solti |
| 1994 | ITA Milan | Quingquan Shu | Lubos Racansky | Gennadi Avramenko |
| 2002 | FIN Lahti | Maxim Stepanov | Lubos Racansky | Jozsef Sike |
| 2006 | CRO Zagreb | Lukasz Czapla | Miroslav Janus | Peter Pelach |
| 2008 | CZE Plzeň | Krister Holmberg | Maxim Stepanov | Miroslav Janus |
| 2009 | FIN Heinola | Maxim Stepanov | Krister Holmberg | Peter Pelach |
| 2010 | GER Munich | Emil Martinsson | Maxim Stepanov | Alexander Zinenko |
| 2012 | SWE Stockholm | Lukasz Czapla | Emil Martinsson | Dmitry Romanov |
| 2014 | ESP Granada | Event not held | ||
| 2016 | GER Suhl | Maxim Stepanov | Mikhail Azarenko | Emil Martinsson |
| 2018 | KOR Changwon | Mikhail Azarenko | Lukasz Czapla | Tomi-Pekka Heikkilä |
| 2022 | FRA Châteauroux | Ihor Kizyma | Emil Martinsson | Jozsef Sike |
World Championships, Men Team
| Year | Place | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1966 | FRG Wiesbaden | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Jogan Nikitin | ||||
| Yakov Zhelezniak | ||||
| Valerie Staratelev | ||||
| Vladimir Vesselov | USA United States of America | |||
| Brown | ||||
| Dean | ||||
| John Kingeter | ||||
| Edmund Moeller | SWE Sweden | |||
| Bjoerklund | ||||
| Göte Gåård | ||||
| Goran Johansson | ||||
| Martin Nordfors | ||||
| 1967 | ITA Pistoia | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Andris Butsis | ||||
| Jogan Nikitin | ||||
| Valerie Staratelev | ||||
| Vladimir Vesselov | SWE Sweden | |||
| Göte Gåård | ||||
| Runar Jakobsson | ||||
| Stig Johansson | ||||
| Martin Nordfors | USA United States of America | |||
| Dickens R. | ||||
| Klingeter J. | ||||
| Skarpness N. | ||||
| Robert Yeager | ||||
| 1969 | SWE Sandviken | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Andris Butsis | ||||
| Jogan Nikitin | ||||
| Valeri Postoianov | ||||
| Valerie Staratelev | USA United States of America | |||
| Loyd Crow | ||||
| John Kingeter | ||||
| Ted Mc Million | ||||
| Edmund Moeller | SWE Sweden | |||
| Göte Gåård | ||||
| Runar Jakobsson | ||||
| Stig Johansson | ||||
| Martin Nordfors | ||||
| 1970 | USA Phoenix | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Andris Butsis | ||||
| Jogan Nikitin | ||||
| Valeri Postoianov | ||||
| Valerie Staratelev | SWE Sweden | |||
| Göte Gåård | ||||
| Runar Jakobsson | ||||
| Stig Johansson | ||||
| Martin Nordfors | USA United States of America | |||
| Loyd Crow | ||||
| Ted Mc Million | ||||
| Frank Tossas | ||||
| Robert Yeager | ||||
| 1973 | AUS Melbourne | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Alexander Kediarov | ||||
| Alexander Gazov | ||||
| Valeri Postoianov | ||||
| Yakov Zhelezniak | SWE Sweden | |||
| Göte Gåård | ||||
| Karl Karlsson | ||||
| Per-Anders Lingman | ||||
| Martin Nordfors | USA United States of America | |||
| Charles Davis | ||||
| Arlie Jones | ||||
| Edmund Moeller | ||||
| Louis Michael Theimer | ||||
| 1974 | SUI Bern | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Alexander Gazov | ||||
| Yakov Zhelezniak | ||||
| Alexander Kediarov | ||||
| Valeri Postoianov | FRG Federal Republic of Germany | |||
| Guenther Danne | ||||
| Friedrich Christoffer | ||||
| Wolfgang Hamberger | ||||
| Christoph-Michael Zeisner | USA United States of America | |||
| Charles Davis | ||||
| Arlie Jones | ||||
| Edmund Moeller | ||||
| Louis Michael Theimer | ||||
| 1975 | FRG Munich | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Alexander Kediarov | ||||
| Matti Jõgi | ||||
| Valeri Postoianov | ||||
| Yakov Zhelezniak | HUN Hungary | |||
| Tibor Bodnar | ||||
| Jozsef Madai | ||||
| Gyula Szabó | ||||
| Janos Szekeres | FRG Federal Republic of Germany | |||
| Guenther Danne | ||||
| Wolfgang Hamberger | ||||
| Thomas Lederer | ||||
| Christoph-Michael Zeisner | ||||
| 1978 | KOR Seoul | FRG Federal Republic of Germany | ||
| Guenther Danne | ||||
| Wolfgang Hamberger | ||||
| Thomas Lederer | ||||
| Christoph-Michael Zeisner | USA United States of America | |||
| John Anderson | ||||
| Charles Davis | ||||
| James Reiber | ||||
| Louis Michael Theimer | COL Colombia | |||
| Helmut Bellingrodt | ||||
| Hernando Barrientos | ||||
| Hanspeter Bellingrodt | ||||
| Horst Bellingrodt | ||||
| 1979 | AUT Linz | FIN Finland | ||
| Martti Eskelinen | ||||
| Jorma Lievonen | ||||
| Juha Rannikko | ||||
| Matti Saeteri | HUN Hungary | |||
| Tibor Bodnar | ||||
| Andras Doleschall | ||||
| Gyula Szabó | ||||
| Janos Szekeres | URS Soviet Union | |||
| Alexander Gorodjankin | ||||
| Alexander Gazov | ||||
| Matti Jõgi | ||||
| Alexander Kediarov | ||||
| 1981 | ARG Mala | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Aleksei Rudnizkiy | ||||
| Igor Sokolov | ||||
| Alexander Ivanchikhin | ||||
| Yuri Kadenatsy | HUN Hungary | |||
| Tibor Bodnar | ||||
| Zoltan Keczeli | ||||
| Andras Doleschall | ||||
| Kalman Kovacs | SWE Sweden | |||
| Lars Ivarsson | ||||
| Johnny Modigh | ||||
| Thomas Hagelberg | ||||
| Harry Johansson | ||||
| 1982 | VEN Caracas | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Nikolai Dedov | ||||
| Alexander Ivanchikhin | ||||
| Yuri Kadenatsy | ||||
| Igor Sokolov | HUN Hungary | |||
| Andras Doleschall | ||||
| Zoltan Keczeli | ||||
| Kalman Kovacs | ||||
| Istvan Peni | CHN People's Republic of China | |||
| Bin He | ||||
| Zhongyuan Wang | ||||
| Yili Xie | ||||
| Ji Ping Yu | ||||
| 1983 | CAN Edmonton | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Andrei Dunaev | ||||
| Yuri Kadenatsy | ||||
| Igor Sokolov | HUN Hungary | |||
| Tibor Bodnar | ||||
| Andras Doleschall | ||||
| Kalman Kovacs | FRG Federal Republic of Germany | |||
| Thomas Lederer | ||||
| Ludwig Montsko | ||||
| Uwe Schroeder | ||||
| 1986 | GDR Suhl | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Gennadi Avramenko | ||||
| Yuri Kadenatsy | ||||
| Sergei Luzov | HUN Hungary | |||
| Tibor Bodnar | ||||
| Andras Doleschall | ||||
| Attila Solti | GDR German Democratic Republic | |||
| Thomas Pfeffer | ||||
| Henry Risch | ||||
| Tilo Weigel | ||||
| 1990 | URS Moscow | HUN Hungary | ||
| Jozsef Angyan | ||||
| Jozsef Sike | ||||
| Attila Solti | URS Soviet Union | |||
| Gennadi Avramenko | ||||
| Anatoli Asrabaev | ||||
| Alexei Poslov | CHN People's Republic of China | |||
| Quingquan Shu | ||||
| Gang Ji | ||||
| Ronghui Zhang | ||||
| 1994 | ITA Milan | CHN People's Republic of China | ||
| Zhiyong Cai | ||||
| Quingquan Shu | ||||
| Jun Xiao | HUN Hungary | |||
| Jozsef Angyan | ||||
| Jozsef Sike | ||||
| Tamas Tasi | GER Germany | |||
| Michael Jakosits | ||||
| Manfred Kurzer | ||||
| Jens Zimmermann | ||||
| 2002 | FIN Lahti | RUS Russia | ||
| Juri Ermolenko | ||||
| Igor Kolesov | ||||
| Maxim Stepanov | CZE Czech Republic | |||
| Miroslav Janus | ||||
| Miroslav Lizal | ||||
| Lubos Racansky | FIN Finland | |||
| Krister Holmberg | ||||
| Vesa Saviahde | ||||
| Pasi Wedman | ||||
| 2006 | CRO Zagreb | CZE Czech Republic | ||
| Miroslav Janus | ||||
| Bedrich Jonas | ||||
| Lubos Racansky | SWE Sweden | |||
| Emil Martinsson | ||||
| Sami Pesonen | ||||
| Niklas Bergstroem | RUS Russia | |||
| Igor Kolesov | ||||
| Dimitri Lykin | ||||
| Maxim Stepanov | ||||
| 2008 | CZE Plzeň | CZE Czech Republic | ||
| Miroslav Janus | ||||
| Bedrich Jonas | ||||
| Lubos Racansky | RUS Russia | |||
| Maxim Stepanov | ||||
| Aleksandr Blinov | ||||
| Igor Kolesov | UKR Ukraine | |||
| Alexander Zinenko | ||||
| Vladyslav Prianishnikov | ||||
| Oleksandr Ulvak | ||||
| 2009 | FIN Heinola | Russia Russia | Finland Finland | Slovakia Slovakia |
| 2010 | GER Munich | RUS Russia | SWE Sweden | SVK Slovakia |
| 2012 | SWE Stockholm | RUS Russia | SWE Sweden | UKR Ukraine |
| 2014 | ESP Granada | Event not held | ||
| 2016 | GER Suhl | RUS Russia | HUN Hungary | CZE Czech Republic |
| 2018 | KOR Changwon | RUS Russia | SWE Sweden | KOR South Korea |
| 2022 | FRA Châteauroux | Event not held |
World Championships, total medals
Current world records
| Current world records in 50 meter running target | 596 | 1773 | 594 | 1758 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men | Individual | Nikolai Lapin | ||
| Maxim Stepanov | July 25, 1987 | |||
| August 29, 2009 | Lahti | |||
| Heinola | ||||
| Teams | (Avramenko, Luzov, Vasilyeu) | July 7, 1989 | Zagreb | |
| Junior Men | Individual | Manfred Kurzer | August 12, 1990 | Moscow |
| Teams | (Januš, Pelach, Surovcek) | July 8, 1989 | Zagreb |
References
References
- (2023-01-01). "Running Target Rules".
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