IPSC Shotgun World Shoots

The IPSC Shotgun World Shoot is the highest level shotgun match within the International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) and consists of several days and at least 30 separate courses of fire.[1] The Shotgun World Shoots are held triennially on a rotational cycle with the other two main IPSC disciplines Handgun and Rifle.

Daniel Horner firing his shotgun at a flying clay target during a match in South Carolina, USA in 2017.
Practical Shotgun
SportPractical shooting
FoundedIn the 1970's
Motto"Diligentia, Vis, Celeritas" (DVC), Latin for "precision, power, speed"
No. of teamsNational teams
CountryOver 100
Venue(s)Shooting ranges
ConfederationAfrican, Australasian, European and Pan-American Zones
Most recent
champion(s)		 Jarkko Laukia
(2018)
ClassificationICS (IPSC Classification System)
QualificationRegion dependent number of slots. Regional selection procedures.
Level on pyramid5
Domestic cup(s)National championships
Related
competitions		IPSC Handgun, Rifle and Action Air World Shoots
Official websiteipsc.org
2021 IPSC Shotgun World Shoot

History

The first Shotgun World Shoot was held in 2012 in Debrecen, Hungary, and consisted of 30 stages over 5 days and over 400 competitors.[2] The subsequent 2015 Shotgun World Shoot was held at the "Le Tre Piume" shooting range near Agna, Italy. The match had 30 stages over 5 days, and 635 competitors from 30 nations. The 2018 Shotgun World Shoot was held at the National Shooting Center in Châteauroux, France and consisted of 30 stages over 7 days, and 656 competitors from 39 nations. The next Shotgun World Shoot has been awarded to Thailand, and will be held in 2021.

List of Shotgun World Shoots

Individual champions

The following is a list of previous and current Shotgun World Champions:[3]

Overall Category
Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2012 Open Ivan Hos Oleksandr Shymchenko Josef Rakusan World Shoot I
2012 Modified Igor Jankovic Jani Lehtonen Goran Jankovic World Shoot I
2012 Standard Petri Henrik Ol Runtti Roberto Vezzoli Sergei Konov World Shoot I
2012 Manual Hans Roger Karp Luigi Silvestroni Aleksandr Petukhov World Shoot I
2015 Open Vaclav Vinduska Roman Khalitov Dirk Frey World Shoot II
2015 Modified Nikola Mihajlovic Igor Jankovic Mikael Kaislaranta World Shoot II
2015 Standard Roberto Vezzoli Raine Peltokoski Teemu Rintala World Shoot II
2015 Manual Kim Leppänen Jaakko Viitala Ari Matero World Shoot II
2018 Open Josh Froelich Vaclav Vinduska Vladimir Kharitonov World Shoot III
2018 Modified Teemu Rintala Sami Hautamäki Roberto Vezzoli World Shoot III
2018 Standard Jarkko Laukia Kim Leppänen Joshua Kenny World Shoot III
2018 Manual Jaakko Viitala Pavel Orlov Yury Nikolaev World Shoot III

Lady Category
Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2012 Open Malin Suebsuk Elsa Marianne Hansen Efstathia Chasogia World Shoot I
2012 Standard Lena Miculek Sandra Schuh Vanessa Duffy World Shoot I
2015 Open Alena Karelina Irene Canetta Natalia Rumyantseva World Shoot II
2015 Standard Lena Miculek-Afentul Dianna Muller Sandra Schuh World Shoot II
2018 Open Alena Karelina Irene Canetta Maria Shvarts World Shoot III
2018 Modified Margaux Nycz Janice Navato Chanyanuch Parkyam World Shoot III
2018 Standard Lena Miculek Dianna Muller Dakota Overland World Shoot III
2018 Manual Alessandra Moro Arnya Olsen Cândida Tatian Balestiere Vargas World Shoot III

Junior Category
Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2012 Standard Aphisit Kaewmuangpet Timon Blattner Evangelos Gravanis World Shoot I
2015 Standard Joshua Kenny Nathan Staskiewicz Timothy Yackley World Shoot II
2018 Standard Garrett Dietrich Lucas Roth Nicholas Realuyo World Shoot III

Senior Category
Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2012 Open Jerry Miculek Mario Riillo Ramazan Mubarakov World Shoot I
2012 Modified Branislav Raketic Enri Botturi Amedeo Sessa World Shoot I
2012 Standard Kurt Miller Jeffrey Cramblit Klaus Möller World Shoot I
2012 Manual Boguslaw Gaweda Jukka Matti Mikkola Lumir Safranek World Shoot I
2015 Open Stefan Ekstedt Luciano Todisco Johan Hansen World Shoot II
2015 Modified Mikael Kaislaranta Roberto Galgani Branislav Raketic World Shoot II
2015 Standard Klaus Moeller Kurt Miller Jochen Tuerk World Shoot II
2015 Manual Davide Bellini Adrie De Bot Luiz Backes World Shoot II
2018 Open Johan Hansen Jojo Vidanes Luciano Todisco World Shoot III
2018 Modified Mikael Kaislaranta Branislav Raketic Eduardo Roberto Buticchi World Shoot III
2018 Standard Mika Riste Ihor Zahurnyi Raul Jr Tolentino World Shoot III
2018 Manual Davide Bellini Luigi Silvestroni Iain Guy World Shoot III

Super Senior Category
Year Division Gold Silver Bronze Venue
2012 Open Furio Liberti Carlo Belletti Michael John Scarlett World Shoot I
2015 Open Amedeo Sessa Carlo Belletti Massimo Corazzini World Shoot II
2015 Standard Gavino Mura Roberto Maritato Sergio Fontanelli World Shoot II
2015 Manual Lumir Safranek Lothar Ring Massimo Grassi World Shoot II
2018 Open Giovanni Liberti Apostolos Bechtsoudis Michael Lautenschlager World Shoot III
2018 Standard Karl Blum Bernd Wiessner Amedeo Sessa World Shoot III
2018 Manual Matti Mikkola Lothar Ring Thanapol Kuichairatana World Shoot III

See also

References
  1. IPSC.org :: IPSC Match Ratings
  2. World Shotgun Championship 2012, Hungary, Debrecen
  3. "IPSC History of Champions", accessed February 11, 2015.
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