Excellent performance of CZ Shooting Team
More than 1,800 shooters from 50 countries gathered at the starting line and completed 30 challenging shooting stages. The performance of French shooter Eric Grauffel, a legendary member of the CZ Shooting Team, attracted the most attention at this year’s world championship. He achieved a historic milestone – becoming world champion for the tenth time in a row. He won his first title as a junior and has since managed to win every world championship. In Matlosana, he triumphed in the PRODUCTION OPTICS division, thus definitively entering the history books of sport shooting, while his son Robin Grauffel won his first world championship title in the Junior category of the same division.
Both shooters were aided in their outstanding performances in the PRODUCTION OPTICS division by CZ SHADOW 2 ORANGE OR pistols.
Eric (left) and Robin (Right) Grauffel
Other members of the CZ Shooting Team also achieved commendable results. In the PRODUCTION division, Argentine German Romitelli took silver and his compatriot Juan Pablo Duran won bronze.
Juan Pablo Duran (left) and German Romitelli (right)
In the Lady category of the same division, Italian CZ Shooting Team member Camilla Almici was in top form and secured a victory.
Ljubisa Momcilovic
All of these competitors shot with CZ SHADOW 2 ORANGE pistols in the championship.
In the STANDARD division, Kahlil Adrian Viray of the Philippines put in a great performance, finishing second just behind the winner. Czech shooter Josef Rakusan won gold in the Senior category, and his teammate Petr Znamenacek took silver.
From left to right: Kahlil Adrian Viray, Josef Rakusan nad Petr Znamenacek
Shooters in this division competed with CZ TS 2 ORANGE pistols.
In the OPEN division, Czech shooter Martina Sera finished third in the Lady category. Helping her achieve this result was a CZ 75 TS CZECHMATE pistol.
