Shooting ISSF World Cup 2026

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women's 10m Air Rifle

 

Gold:  Wang Zifei

Silver:  Jeanette Hegg Duestad

Bronze: Han Jiayu

 

Full Results & Rankings

https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3280/results

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so, one of the most boring world cup stages ever has ended 

 

if it wasn't for  and , winning 1 gold medal each, a  sweep would have come true, as they won all the remaining 8 gold medals (and a bunch of silver and bronze, too) 

 

while some sports are brcoming more and more global, it looks that (rifle and pistol) shooting is going the other way round, it's becoming less and less global, with just 1 or 2 dominating Countries and a few others filling the (minor) gaps here and there, with always less Nations capable to win medals (only 12, out of 10 competitions) and even make the final 

 

now the Rifle and Pistol world cup takes a break to allow most Continental championships to take place between the end of April and May.

 

It will be back in  Munich in the last week of May.

 

In the meantime, the Shotgun specialists will be on stage from May 2nd through May, 11th in  Almaty.

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2026 ISSF Shooting World Cup Rifle & Pistol #1/4  - Granada 

 

Results (April 5-13, 2026)

 

Men's 10m Air Rifle:

1. Sheng Lihao 

2. Aleksa Rakonjac

3. Victor Lindgren

4. Ma Sihan  

5. Gajanan Khandagale  

6. Peter Matthew Fiori  

7. Martin Strempfl  

8. Jon-Hermann Hegg  

9. Zhang Changhong  

10. Daniel Buehlmeyer  

11. Kamil Nuriakhmetov  (Russia)

12. Maximilian Dallinger  

13. Lucas Bernard Kryzs  

14. Dmitrii Pimenov  

15. Yang Haohan  

16. Maciej Kowalewicz  

17. Wiktor Sajdak  

18. Du Linshu  

19. Peter Sidi  

20. Edoardo Bonazzi  

 

Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions:

1. Zhang Changhong  

2. Lucas Bernard Kryzs  

3. Liu Yukun  

4. Jon-Hermann Hegg  

5. Christoph Duerr  

6. Brian Baudouin  

7. Dmitrii Pimenov  

8. Nikita Shakhtorin  

9. Jiri Privratsky  

10. Du Linshu  

11. Thomas Mathis  

12. Miran Maricic  

13. Alexander Schmirl  

14. Filip Nepejchal  

15. Niraj Kumar  

16. Aleksi Leppa  

17. Victor Lindgren  

18. Dimitri Dutendas  

19. Istvan Marton Peni  

20. Mert Nalbant  

 

Women's 10m Air Rifle:

1. Wang Zifei  

2. Jeanette Duestad  

3. Han Jiayu  

4. Marianne Palo  

5. Sonam Uttam Maskar  

6. Mariia Vasileva  (Russia)

7. Misaki Nobata  

8. Amalie Evensen  

9. Zhang Qianying  

10. Eszter Denes  

11. Anamarija Turk  

12. Emely Jaeggi  

13. Nele Stark  

14. Seonaid McIntosh  

15. Aleksandra Anna Pietruk  

16. Hannah Steffen-Dix  

17. Varvara Kardakova  (Russia)

18. Damla Kose  

19. Sung Yu-ting  

20. Anastasiia Gorokhova  (Russia)

 

Women's 50m Rifle 3 Positions:

1. Anna Janssen  

2. Nele Stark  

3. Emely Jaeggi  

4. Anna Nagybanyai-Nagy  

5. Vivien Joy Jaeggi  

6. Seonaid McIntosh  

7. Zhou Manman  

8. Aleksandra Havran  

9. Lisa Grub  

10. Wang Zifei  

11. Chiara Leone  

12. Han Jiayu  

13. Arina Malinovskaya  

14. Natalia Kochanska  

15. Katerina Stefankova  

16. Roxana Sidi  

17. Adela Zrustova  

18. Surabhi Bharadwaj Rapole  

19. Anjum Moudgil  

20. Larissa Wegner  

 

Men's 10m Air Pistol:

1. Bu Shuaihang  

2. Anton Aristarkhov  (Russia)

3. Bugra Selimzade  

4. Federico Nilo Maldini  

5. Xie Yu  

6. Hsieh Hsiang-chen  

7. Richard Zechmeister  

8. Valeriy Rakhimzhan  

9. Robin Walter  

10. Aakash Bhardwaj  

11. Sampo Voutilainen  

12. Jindrich Dubovy  

13. Damir Mikec  

14. Mukesh Nelavalli  

15. Hu Kai  

16. Ivan Kazak  (Russia)

17. Ruslan Lunev  

18. Atallah Nidaa Al-Anazi  

19. Caio Silas de Almeida  

20. Mattia Scodes  

 

Men's 25m Rapid Fire Pistol:

1. Yang Yuhao  

2. Massimo Spinella  

3. Jean Quiquampoix  

4. Clement Bessaguet  

5. Nikita Chiryukin  

6. Matej Rampula  

7. Emanuel Mueller  

8. He Shiyu  

9. Arnaud Gamaleri  

10. Su Lianbofan  

11. Mate Redecsi  

12. Oliver Geis  

13. Yan Chesnel  

14. Peeter Olesk  

15. Florian Peter  

16. Richard Zechmeister  

17. Matteo Mastrovalerio  

18. Akos Karoly Nagy  

19. Daniel Kral  

20. Thomas Clement Chinours  

 

Women's 10m Air Pistol:

1. Shen Yiyao  

2. Yao Qianxun

3. Zorana Arunovic  

4. Veronika Major  

5. Sainyam Sainyam  

6. Ma Qianke  

7. Palak Palak  

8. Michelle Skeries  

9. Surbhi Rao  

10. Xiao Jiaruixuan  

11. Julieta Mautone Jimenez  

12. Aliaksandra Piatrova  (Belarus)

13. Yu Ai-wen  

14. Teo Shun Xie  

15. Mariami Marshava  

16. Chen Yu-ju  

17. Doreen Vennekamp  

18. Rhythm Sangwan  

19. Sylvia Steiner  

20. Hala El-Gohari  

 

Women's 25m Pistol:

1. Xiao Jiaruixuan  

2. Kong Jieru  

3. Camille Jedrzejewski  

4. Divya Thadigol Subbaraju  

5. Sara Rahel Fabian  

6. Agate Rasmane  

7. Rhythm Sangwan  

8. Agata Nowak  

9. Abhidnya Ashok Patil  

10. Antoaneta Kostadinova  

11. Veronika Major  

12. Chen Yu-ju  

13. Cheng Yen-ching  

14. Doreen Vennekamp  

15. Heloise Fourre  

16. Annabelle Pioch  

17. Tien Chia-chen  

18. Mathilde Lamolle  

19. Miroslava Mincheva  

20. Valeriia Ganakova  

 

Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle:

1. China 1  (Zifei - Lihao)

2. Hungary 1  (Denes - Peni)

3. Norway 1  (Duestad - Hegg)

4. China 2  (Qianying - Sihan)

5. Serbia 1  (Havran - Rakonjac)

6. India 1  (Maskar - Khandagale)

7. Japan 1  (Nobata - Hanakawa)

8. Turkiye 1  (Altun - Nalbant)

9. Romania 1  (R Sidi - P Sidi)

10. Individual Neutral Athletes 1  (Russia) (Vasileva - Nuriakhmetov)

11. Austria 2  (Koeck - Entner)

12. Austria 1  (Baumgartner - Strempfl)

13. Turkiye 2  (Eren - Afal)

14. Czech Republic 1  (Blazickova - Privratsky)

15. Croatia 1  (Turk - Maricic)

 

Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol:

1. India 1  (Palak - Nelavalli)

2. China 1  (Qianxun - Kai)

3. Hungary 1  (Major - Nagy)

4. United States 1  (Tobar Prado - Mowrer)

5. Serbia 1  

6. Chinese Taipei 2  (Ai-wen - Lu)

7. Chinese Taipei 1  (Yen-ching - Hsiang-chen)

8. Azerbaijan 1  (Nasirova - Lunev)

9. India 2  (Sainyam - Malik)

10. Spain 1  (Franquet - Freije Torneiro)

11. Latvia 2  (Rasmane - Vasermanis)

12. Individual Neutral Athletes 1  (Russia) (Enina - Aristarkhov)

13. Mexico 1  (Zavala Vazquez - Urquiza)

14. Latvia 1  (Agule - Strautmanis)

15. Georgia 2  (Prodiashvili - Mumladze)

 

Results

 

Next Stop: ISSF Shooting World Cup Rifle & Pistol #2 in Munich  (May 24-31, 2026)

Edited Saturday at 09:31 PM by MatiReimundo

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On 4/13/2026 at 1:02 AM, phelps said:

so, one of the most boring world cup stages ever has ended 

 

if it wasn't for  and , winning 1 gold medal each, a  sweep would have come true, as they won all the remaining 8 gold medals (and a bunch of silver and bronze, too) 

 

while some sports are brcoming more and more global, it looks that (rifle and pistol) shooting is going the other way round, it's becoming less and less global, with just 1 or 2 dominating Countries and a few others filling the (minor) gaps here and there, with always less Nations capable to win medals (only 12, out of 10 competitions) and even make the final 

 

now the Rifle and Pistol world cup takes a break to allow most Continental championships to take place between the end of April and May.

 

It will be back in  Munich in the last week of May.

 

In the meantime, the Shotgun specialists will be on stage from May 2nd through May, 11th in  Almaty.

Well i think this world cup cannot be taken as a basis to see country domination ....india has sent its B team , south korea was not there so pistol competition was low ..... 

 

In rifle it is a bit broader - china , india , france , germany , norway .....india not there with top team , you could china did not dominate as much