CAS back ISSF and IOC in row with Kuwait over Olympic qualifying event

• By Liam Morgan
 
•  Friday, 29 July 2016

An appeal launched by the Asian Shooting Confederation (ASC), the Kuwait Shooting Federation (KSF) and three Kuwaiti competitors after last year’s Asian Championships in the country was stripped of its Olympic qualification status has been dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

The two bodies, as well as athletes Saud Abdulrahman Ahmad Habeeb, Pourya Mohammadreza Norouziyan and Elham Hossein Harijani, had contested the decision of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) to remove the opportunity to qualify for Rio 2016 at the event.

It came as a result of the Kuwait Immigration Department refusing to give ISSF technical delegate Yair Davidovich of Israel, who was due to oversee the event, a visa to enter the country.

The ISSF was informed of the development by the ASC and the IOC’s ruling Executive Board then withdrew its qualification status in October.

The IOC had also suspended the membership of Kuwait two days before after the country missed a deadline imposed by the governing body for changes to be made to a Government law which it is claimed interferes with the independence of sporting institutions.

The controversial new sports law - introduced by Kuwaiti Minister of State for Youth Affairs Sheikh Salman Sabah Al-Salem Al-Homud Al-Sabah, who stepped down as ASC President in November - officially came into effect earlier this month.

The organisation saw Kuwait not allowing Davidovich into the country as a direct violation of the non-discrimination principle of the Olympic Charter which should apply for all Olympic Qualification competitions.

The Asian Olympic qualifier was instead held in New Delhi in January ©Facebook

The Asian Shooting Championships in Kuwait still took place as planned but without Rio 2016 qualification on offer as the ISSF instead held a separate event to allow competitors from the continent to reach the Olympics.

New Delhi stepped in to host a replacement Olympic qualifier in January, where a total of 25 Rio 2016 quota places were awarded in rifle, shotgun and pistol events.

As a result of the CAS ruling, all results from the event in the Indian city stand, meaning those who qualified there retain their places at the Olympics.

The CAS threw out the appeals of the ASC, the KSF and the trio of athletes, including an attempt to get the IOC and ISSF to pay the €1.347 million (£1.1 million/$1.5 million) cost of the organisation of the Asian Championships in Kuwait.

The announcement from the CAS marks the latest blow to Kuwait, which remains in sporting exile in the wake of their new sports laws, which have been described as “human rights threatening” by critics.

The regulations have led to the country being banned from competing at Rio 2016 under their own flag, while they remain suspended from a number of global governing bodies, with FIFA and the ISSF among 15 International Federations to have banned the country. 

The ISSF ratified the suspension of Kuwait at its General Assembly in Moscow earlier this month.


Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl
Source - http://www.insidethegames.biz/articles

Rejeição à Rio 2016 é normal, mas pode ser amenizada com espetáculo e medalhas, diz historiador olímpico

Fernando Duarteda BBC Brasil em Londres


Sociólogo considera normal a percepção de que há pouco "entusiasmo olímpico" no Rio
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Image captionSociólogo considera normal a percepção de que há pouco "entusiasmo olímpico" no Rio

"Às vésperas do início dos Jogos Olímpicos, a cidade vive um clima de pessimismo, ressaltado por uma crise no esquema de segurança, aumento da violência e o temor de atentados, bem como a preocupação com o peso do evento sobre a infraestrutura da cidade".

Esta é descrição feita pelo sociólogo britânico David Goldblatt do clima em Londres pouco antes da Olimpíada de 2012, para ressaltar seu argumento de que um evento desse porte tende a dividir opiniões e que o caso não poderia ser diferente no Rio de Janeiro em 2016.

Autor de The Games: A Global History of the Olympics ("Os Jogos: Uma História Global das Olimpíadas", em tradução livre), um dos mais elogiados livros dos últimos tempos sobre a história social da maior festa do esporte mundial, Goldblatt diz que a rejeição e as críticas à Rio 2016 são ainda mais compreensíveis diante dos problemas enfrentados pela cidade e pelo Brasil nos últimos dois anos.

Na semana passada, uma pesquisa do Datafolha indicou que metade dos brasileiros é contra a realização do evento no Rio - em contraste com o levantamento anterior, de junho de 2013, que revelara que 64% eram favoráveis aos Jogos.

• Por que o COI se recusa a homenagear as vítimas de Hiroshima na abertura da Rio 2016

"Os Jogos do Rio estão no centro de um festival de desastres, que na verdade não devem ser apenas atribuídos à cidade e ao país - ficou claro, por exemplo, que o modelo de gigantismo olímpico está ultrapassado e precisa ser repensado. Ao mesmo tempo, poucas vezes na história um evento esportivo pôde ser tão acompanhado e analisado como essa Olimpíada. ", conta Goldblatt, em entrevista à BBC Brasil.

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"Em décadas anteriores, organizadores poderiam cometer toda a sorte de arbitrariedade e ninguém ficar sabendo. Para realizar a Olimpíada de 1988, por exemplo, a Coreia do Sul promoveu remoções forçadas de quase 800 mil pessoas, mas não havia câmeras ou mídias sociais como hoje", acrescente.

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Image captionCerimônia de Abertura dos Jogos de Londres, em 2012, 'despertou o entusiasmo dos britânicos'

Crítico do projeto olímpico do Rio, e sobretudo por considerar que os Jogos têm baixo valor social, Goldbaltt menciona a ameaça terrorista global capitaneada pelo grupo extremista muçulmano Estado Islâmico e o escândalo de doping envolvendo a Rússia como fatores que trazem pressão indesejada para a competição sem que se possa atribuir culpa ao comitê organizador.

Mas ele acredita que o Rio, às turras com reclamações de delegações sobre o estado da Vila dos Atletas e com críticas a obras inacabadas, poderá passar por um fenômeno semelhante ao de Londres, que em 2012 ainda se mostrava preocupada com os distúrbios e saques que tinham paralisado a cidade no ano anterior, e a semanas do início da competição precisou contar com o reforço do Exército britânico para compensar a falha na entrega de seguranças treinados pela empresa G4S.

A cidade temia ainda engarrafamentos e "apagões" no metrô, e a indústria hoteleira corria contra o tempo para negociar quartos ociosos que, a um mês dos Jogos, ainda não tinham sido reservados.

• Rio 2016 escancara crise do modelo dos Jogos Olímpicos 'como nunca antes', diz pesquisador dos EUA

"Tudo começou a mudar com a cerimônia de abertura. Tudo bem que o orçamento foi de US$ 80 milhões, mas (o diretor de cinema) Danny Boyle deu show e ajudou a criar um clima de euforia que não ficou restrito apenas a Londres e contagiou o resto do país."

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Image captionGoldblatt diz que Rio também sofre com maior escrutínio que outros jogos

"Ajudou muito também que, logo nos primeiros dias da competição, a equipe britânica ganhou medalha de ouro atrás de medalha de ouro. Algo semelhante pode ajudar a entusiasmar o público no Rio e no Brasil", acredita Goldblatt.

Mesmo com o corte de custos no orçamento dos Jogos e a promessa de que a cerimônia carioca, nas palavras do prefeito Eduardo Paes, custará um décimo da londrina?

"Hollywood às vezes gasta centenas de milhões de dólares em um filme comoAvatar e, ainda assim, não convence", brinca o britânico.

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Image captionO Parque Olímpico, na Barra da Tijuca

O sociólogo acredita também que o Rio pode estar passando por uma espécie de "cansaço" causado por grandes eventos esportivos internacionais - desde 2007, a cidade foi sede dos Jogos Pan-Americanos, Copa das Confederações e da Copa do Mundo.

"Isso é ainda mais complicado quando esses eventos não deixaram o legado social prometido em termos de obras urbanas. E os Jogos são o último dos problemas quando você tem servidores públicos com salários atrasados, uma economia que encolheu quase 4% no último ano e uma senhora crise política."

Assim como na Copa do Mundo, quando expectativas pessimistas deram lugar a uma atmosfera de confraternização, a Rio 2016 também pode deixar para trás uma fase de preparativos conturbados.

"Ainda é cedo para especularmos, mas um desempenho esportivo memorável, como um terceiro ouro olímpico para Usain Bolt nos 100 m, pode ser uma marca positiva. Mas é importante que não ocorram problemas."

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - http://www.bbc.com/portuguese/brasil-36846966

The ISSF Media Guide for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games is now available

XXXI Olympic Games · Rio de Janeiro, BRA

The 40-plus pages depict the rules and regulations of the 15 Olympic Shooting events, their records and their title defenders, also going through the 109-year-long history of the International Shooting Sport Federation.

On Saturday, August 6th, at 10:30 AM (UTC-3) the first Gold medal of the XXXI edition of the Olympic Games will be delivered at the Olympic Shooting Centre, in the Deodoro Park, where fans and media representatives from all over the world will gather for the first of fifteen Shooting events.

To facilitate the approach to the sport and its three disciplines, the International Shooting Sport Federation published a guide that depicts the phases and the characteristics of the fifteen Olympic Shooting events, also profiling the 2012 Olympic Champions and recalling the 109 years of history of the ISSF.

An opening letter penned by the ISSF President Mr. Olegario Vazquez Raña and by the ISSF Secretary General Mr. Franz Schreiber, welcomes the readers, while the closing pages are dedicated to the results of the Shooting events at the 2012 Olympic Games and the 51st ISSF World Championship in all events, held in Granada (ESP) in 2014.

The guide is available for free download here.

Marco Vettoretti

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - ISSF Website

#RoadToRio: interview with Nasser Al-Attiyah

XXXI Olympic Games · Rio de Janeiro, BRA

The Rio 2016 Olympic Games will be Al-Attiyah’s sixth consecutive Olympic participation since Atlanta 1996.

It’s been 22 years since Nasser Salih Nasser Abdullah Al-Attiyah debuted in the ISSF World Cup in Nicosia (CYP), and the Qatari Skeet Men athlete is still one of the most active shooter on the scene.

Despite never reaching the top of the podium in the yearly ISSF competition, Al-Attiyah is a three-time Gold medallist at the Asian Championship, where in 2012 he also equalled the World Record score of 125 targets, and represented Qatar in six consecutive editions of the Olympic Games.

He debuted in Atlanta in 1996, where he placed 15th in the Skeet Men event, and since then, in the four following editions of the Summer Olympics, Al-Attiyah reached the final phase three times, in 2000, 2004 and at London 2012, where he prevailed over Valeriy Shomin of the Russian Federation in a shoot-off for the Olympic Bronze medal. His most important achievement as a sport shooter.

The 45-year-old from Doha, in fact, is not just an active and successful Skeet Men athlete, he is also, if not mostly, a top-level rally driver, two-time winner of the prestigious Dakar Rally in 2011 and in 2015, with a total of 25 stages won.

The Skeet Men event is scheduled to start on Friday, August 12th, while the semifinals will take place on Saturday , August 13th at 3:00 PM (UTC-3). All the Shooting events will take place at the Olympic Shooting Centre inside the Deodoro Park.

Marco Vettoretti

Pentatlo moderno exclui 2 russos e tiro esportivo mantém equipe no Rio-2016

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26.07.16 - 11h52

Dois atletas do pentatlo moderno da Rússia foram barrados de participar dos Jogos Olímpicos do Rio, nesta terça-feira, após terem seus nomes implicados no relatório sobre encobrimento de casos de doping no esporte do país, em um esquema que contou com a participação estatal.

A União Internacional de Pentatlo Moderno (UIPM, na sigla em inglês) anunciou que Maxim Kustov e Ilya Frolov foram mencionados no relatório das investigação da Agência Mundial Antidoping (Wada), liderada por Richard McLaren e divulgado na semana passada, como supostamente tendo seus casos de doping encobertos pelas autoridades russas.

Kustov tinha sido incluído na equipe russa, com Frolov como reserva, e ambos irão agora ser excluídos, disse a UIPM. O atleta letão Ruslan Nakonechny substituirá Kustov na disputa masculina.

A entidade, que aprovou a inscrição de outros três atletas da Rússia –

Aleksandr Lesun, Donata Rimshaite e Gulnaz Gubaydullina -, afirmou que “está totalmente comprometida na luta contra o doping”.

Já a Federação Internacional de Tiro Esportivo (ISSF) liberou todos os 18 membros da equipe para competir nos Jogos do Rio. A ISSF explicou que nenhum desses atletas foram pegos em exames antidoping durante a carreira e nem foram mencionados no relatório de McLaren.

Pelo menos 85 membros da equipe olímpica de 387 atletas anunciada pela Rússia na semana passada já foram impedidos de participar da Olimpíada em razão do escândalo de doping no país.

Também nesta terça-feira, a Federação Internacional da Canoagem havia excluído cinco atletas, incluindo um medalhista olímpico. A natação e o remo já haviam anunciado decisões semelhantes, enquanto o atletismo vetou a participação de qualquer russo sob a bandeira do país. Há a expectativa de que recursos sejam apresentados à Corte Arbitral do Esporte.

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Postado por Thom Erik Syrdahl

Fonte - http://istoe.com.br/pentatlo-moderno-exclui-2-russos-e-tiro-esportivo-mantem-equipe-no-rio-2016/

ISSF Statement on the participation of Russian athletes at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games

26.07.2016

The ISSF Executive Committee recommends to the IOC that athletes from Russia may be permitted to participate in the shooting events of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games  

The ISSF confirms having received from WADA details about the three samples concerning shooting sport mentioned in the McLaren Report. The ISSF furthermore is relieved to confirm that these three samples had been correctly entered, at the time they were reported, into the ADAMS database as positives, that all the result management procedures had been followed and that the matters were resolved.

It is also to be noted that none of the athletes whose samples are mentioned in the McLaren Report will participate in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

The 18 Russian shooters who have been entered by the ROC to participate in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games are neither mentioned in the McLaren Report nor have they tested positive further to a doping control according to the information we possess.  Further, all Russian athletes are being carefully monitored as part of ISSF’s intelligence based testing program. 

Therefore, the ISSF Executive Committee unanimously voted confirming that all 18 Russian athletes fulfill the criteria set by the IOC further to its Executive Board meeting decision of Sunday July 24th.

The ISSF will submit all necessary documents to the IOC as requested for its evaluation and decision.

At the same time, the ISSF is deeply concerned about the findings of the McLaren Independent Investigation Report unveiled by WADA and strongly supports the extension of Prof. McLaren’s mandate in order for him to finish the crucial work he has started.

The ISSF will keep on fighting to protect clean athletes and will keep actively supporting WADA and working with the IOC and all international entities concerned. The ISSF looks forward to receiving any eventual additional findings that may become available as part of the extended McLaren Investigation. We shall again promptly act on these findings in compliance with the ISSF Anti-Doping Rules.

In order to preserve the integrity of sport, to ensure a level playing field and to support all clean athletes, the ISSF will not hesitate to punish cheaters. 

ISSF Headquarter

by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - ISSF Website

#RoadToRio: interview with Vincent Hancock

25.07.2016

XXXI Olympic Games · Rio de Janeiro, BRA

After being crowned as the Olympic Champion both in 2008 and in 2012, in Rio, the United States’ 27-year-old will necessarily compete as the main favorite for the Skeet Men title.

Despite not placing atop the ISSF World Cup podium during the 2016 season, Vincent Hancock, Skeet Men shooter of the United States of America, will headline the pool of competitors at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

Hancock, a three-time ISSF World Champion in 2005, 2009 and 2015, will shoot for what would be his third consecutive Olympic Gold medal, after placing on the highest step of the podium at Beijing 2008 and London 2012. A milestone never reached before in the Skeet Men event.

“In the grand scheme of things, there is only one match that I look for every four years and it’s the Olympics,” said Hancock.“It’s the biggest, it’s the hardest and you have the most people watching you!”

Moreover, in his two previous participations Hancock set both the new Olympic Record and the Final Olympic Record, scoring 121 points and 145 final points in Beijing, besting both marks four years later, in London, where he crushed 123 and 148 targets.

At the end of the 2015 season, Hancock was elected the ISSF Shooter of the Year. An award that was delivered to him in Rio de Janeiro, during the Olympic test event, by the ISSF President Mr. Olegario Vazquez Raña and by the ISSF Secretary General Mr. Franz Schreiber.

The Skeet Men event is scheduled to start on Friday, August 12th, while the semifinals will take place on Saturday , August 13th at 3:00 PM (UTC-3). All the Shooting events will take place at the Olympic Shooting Centre inside the Deodoro Park.

Marco Vettoretti

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Source ISSF Website

#RoadToRio: interview with Snjezana Pejcic

22.07.2016

XXXI Olympic Games · Rio de Janeiro, BRA

At the Games of the XXXI Olympiad the Croatian Rifle shooter will be the uncontested favorite of the 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women event, taking place at the Olympic Shooting Centre inside the Deodoro Park on Thursday, August 11th.

Croatian 34-year-old Snjezana Pejcic has been among the undisputed protagonists of the 2016 ISSF World Cup Series, pocketing 3 Gold and 1 Silver medals in the 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women event, also setting a new World Record at the test event in Rio de Janeiro (BRA), where she scored 594 points in the qualification round.

Furthermore, after receiving the World Cup Gold medal in Rio, she was also honored with the 2015 ISSF Shooter of the Year Award, given to her by the ISSF President Mr. Olegario Vazquez Raña and by the ISSF Secretary General Mr. Franz Schreiber.

“They had a great timing!” Said Pejcic with the trophy in her hands and the medal around her neck.

Rio 2016 will be her third Olympic Games participation after Beijing 2008, where she pocketed a Bronze medal in the Air Rifle event, and London 2012, where she placed 5th in the 3 Positions event and missed the final phase in the Air Rifle match, concluding 18th.

The 10m Air Rifle Women event will take place on Saturday, August 6th, delivering the first Gold medal of the XXXI Olympiad, while the 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women event is scheduled for Thursday, August 11th. All the Shooting events will take place at the Olympic Shooting Centre inside the Deodoro Park.

Marco Vettoretti

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - ISSF Website

Rio Olympics 2016: Analysing Manavjit Singh Sandhu's medal chances at Rio

Can the decorated trap shooter achieve something in Rio that has eluded him the past three times?

by Devansh Singhania @devsinghania

 

At 40, Sandhu can create history at the Games by winning his first Olympic medal

Manavjit Singh Sandhu is one of the most decorated trap shooters in the world. He specialises in trap shooting and Rio will be his fourth Olympics. Qualifying for the Olympics for a fourth consecutive time at the age of 40 does indicate the level of consistency Manavjit has had over the course of the last 16 years.

He started his professional international career in 1995 when he finished 44th in the trap shooting event at the Asian Championships held in Chengdu City. Since then, the experienced shooter has participated in 94 international events (as per the ISSF records) during his career. He has worked hard to win gold medals in various competitions but is yet to taste gold at the Asian and the Olympic Games.

Ever since his early days as a kid, Manavjit was inspired by his father who was also an Olympian for India. Watching his father train and shoot for India had inspired Sandhu to take up the sport. Manavjit’s achievements in the last 20 years of his career have made the nation proud. But the shooter will look to add one more medal to his tally to maybe finish off his career in the right manner at Rio.

Also read: Why shooting is India's best medal hope at the Rio Olympics

Trap shooting is a form of shooting that very few Indians choose but Manavjit has done well throughout his long career. He is the only Indian shooter to have been ranked number one in the world back in 2006. 

However, his form dipped afterwards but going into Rio, the shooter looks confident and set to make his mark. However, it is not just the shooting training that can help him. It is also the mental and psychological conditioning that helps shooters like Sandhu prepare for the big events.

Sandhu first tasted success internationally when he won a gold medal in the trap shooting team event at the 1998 Commonwealth Games held in Kuala Lumpur. But the most satisfying period of his career came after 8 years when he won major tournaments in 2006.

He won the gold medal at the ISSF World Shooting Championships in Zagreb along with a silver medal in the team event. In the same year, he also went on to win a silver and bronze medal at the ISSF World Cup in Kerrville and at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne respectively.

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Manavjit Singh Sandhu’s major achievements so far:

Gold – 1998 Commonwealth Games, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Gold – 2006 ISSF World Shooting Championships, Zagreb, Croatia.

Gold – 2010 ISSF World Cup, Acapulco.

Gold – 2014 ISSF World Cup, Tucson.

Silver – 1998 Asian Games, Bangkok.

Silver – 2002 Asian Games, Busan.

Silver – 2006 Asian Games, Doha.

Silver – 2006 ISSF World Cup, Kerrville.

Silver – 2006 ISSF World Shooting Championships, Zagreb, Croatia.

The former world number one would go on to grab two more medals that year – two silver medals at the Doha Asian Games in trap individual and team events. His journey ever since has been a roller-coaster ride.

Sandhu has not been consistent enough to be able to qualify as the favorite for Rio but the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) deemed him as the better option ahead of two-time Olympian Sanjeev Rajput.

In recent years, Sandhu has won two major medals –  a gold medal at the 2014 ISSF World Cup in Tucson and a bronze medal at the 2015 ISSF World Cup held in Acapulco. He will have tough competition from the likes of Spain’s Alberto Fernandez, Slovakia’s Erik Varga and Czech Republic’s Jiri Liptak – all of whom are currently ranked in the top-3. Sandhu will also have to deal with fellow Indian Kynan Chenai in the trap event.

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - http://www.sportskeeda.com/shooting/rio-olympics-2016-analysing-manavjit-singh-sandhus-medal-chances-rio

Badminton e tiro contarão com árbitros da FAB

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Suboficial Armando e Sargento Marcelo estarão nas quadras dos Jogos Olímpicos

Publicado: 17/07/2016 08:00h

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A presença dos militares da FAB nos Jogos Olímpicos vai além das quadras ou pistas. Muitos atuarão fora das linhas de competição como árbitros.

O Suboficial Armando Luiz de Souza Guimarães, da Comissão de Desportos da Aeronáutica (CDA), será um dos juízes na modalidade de badminton. O militar começou a arbitrar em 2012, após a realização de cursos como o de árbitro regional, árbitro nacional e juiz de linha Pan-Americano.

“O sonho de todo esportista ou árbitro é participar de uma olimpíada. Sou um felizardo”, afirma o Suboficial Armando.

Sua responsabilidade como árbitro é grande, pois o badminton possui várias peculiaridades. “O árbitro precisa ter muita atenção, foco, reflexo. Além disso, deve ser muito criterioso”, ressalta.

Outro militar que se prepara para o Rio 2016 é o Sargento Marcelo Rodrigues Machado, do Grupamento de Apoio de Brasília (GAP-BR). Ele será chefe do estande de 10 metros nas competições de tiro esportivo e terá sob sua supervisão quatro juízes. “Será uma grande responsabilidade, temos que ser precisos e não podemos errar”, explica o Sargento Marcelo.

Postado por - Thom Erik Syrdahk

Fonte: Agência Força Aérea

Tiro Esportivo é a primeira modalidade a receber o uniforme dos Jogos Olímpicos

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15/07/2016

Em cerimônia realizada na manhã desta sexta-feira (15/07) na Escola de Educação Física do Exército - EsEFEx, Rio de Janeiro, o tiro esportivo foi a primeira modalidade esportiva a receber os uniformes oficiais dos Jogos Olímpicos Rio 2016. O evento contou com a presença de cinco atletas que participam das provas de carabina e pistola: Cassio Rippel, Emerson Duarte, Felipe Wu, Julio Almeida e Rosane Budag.

Todos os atletas demonstraram grande satisfação com a qualidade do material esportivo, desenvolvido pela empresa Nike, e se mostraram orgulhosos por vestirem o uniforme oficial, além de ficarem muito impressionados com o conforto e a leveza das peças apresentadas. Também receberam uniformes o chefe de equipe Ricardo Brenck, o psicólogo Silvio Aguiar e os técnicos Oleg Mikhailov (carabina) e Bernardo Tobar (pistola).

Os outros quatro classificados para os Jogos, Daniela Carraro, Janice Teixeira, Renato Portela, Roberto Schmits e o técnico Daniel Ibarra, todos do tiro ao prato, receberão seus uniformes no próximo dia 24/07, dia da entrada dos atletas na Vila Olímpica.

Por: CBTE

Postado por Thom Erik Syrdahl

Fonte: - http://www.cbte.org.br/