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Double Trap, Men

Date	20 September 2000
Status	Olympic
Location	Sydney International Shooting Centre, Cecil Park, New South Wales
Participants	25 from 20 countries

The defending champion was Australian Russell Mark who hoped to emulate his teammate, Michael Diamond, who had defended his gold medal in single trap three days before this event. Mark led the preliminary round by two birds, but faltered in the final and was tied by Britain’s Richard Faulds, who had been training with Mark. In the shoot-off, Mark missed the third clay to give Faulds the gold medal. The bronze medal went to Kuwaiti Fehaid Al-Deehani, the first medal ever won at the Olympics for Kuwait.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round	Final
1	–	Richard Faulds	GBR	187	141 (=2)	187 (1)	Gold
2	–	Russell Mark	AUS	187	143 (1)	187 (2)	Silver
3	–	Fehaid Al-Deehani	KUW	186	141 (=2)	186 (3)	Bronze
4	–	Conny Persson	SWE	184	141 (=2)	184 (4)
5	–	Roland Gerebics	HUN	180	140 (5)	180 (5)
6	–	Lance Bade	USA	179	136 (6)	179 (6)
7	–	Waldemar Schanz	GER	136	136 (7)	–
8	–	Marco Innocenti	ITA	135	135 (=8)	–
9	–	Michael Diamond	AUS	135	135 (=8)	–
=10	–	Mashfi Al-Mutairi	KUW	134	134 (=10)	–
=10	–	Raimo Kauppila	FIN	134	134 (=10)	–
=12	–	Glenn Eller	USA	133	133 (=12)	–
=12	–	Bill Keever	USA	133	133 (=12)	–
=14	–	Aleksey Alipov	RUS	131	131 (=14)	–
=14	–	Jean-Paul Gros	FRA	131	131 (=14)	–
16	–	Jiří Gach	CZE	130	130 (16)	–
=17	–	Daniele Di Spigno	ITA	129	129 (=17)	–
=17	–	Sergio Piñero	ESP	129	129 (=17)	–
19	–	Li Bo	CHN	128	128 (19)	–
20	–	Ayman Mazhar	EGY	125	125 (20)	–
21	–	Oğuzhan Tüzün	TUR	124	124 (21)	–
22	–	Michel Daou	AHO	121	121 (22)	–
=23	–	Ahmed Al-Maktoum	UAE	120	120 (=23)	–
=23	–	Danilo Caro	COL	120	120 (=23)	–
25	–	Des Coe	NZL	118	118 (25)	–

Preliminary Round

Date	20 September 2000 — 10:00
Format	150 targets in three series of 50. 150 possible. Top six advanced to 50-target final round.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points	Round 1 Points	Round 2 Points	Round 3 Points	Shoot-Off
1	–	Russell Mark	AUS	143	46	50	47	–	Q
=2	–	Richard Faulds	GBR	141	48	48	45	–	Q
=2	–	Fehaid Al-Deehani	KUW	141	46	48	47	–	Q
=2	–	Conny Persson	SWE	141	46	49	46	–	Q
5	–	Roland Gerebics	HUN	140	47	47	46	–	Q
6	–	Lance Bade	USA	136	45	42	49	–	Q
7	–	Waldemar Schanz	GER	136	45	46	45	–
=8	–	Marco Innocenti	ITA	135	46	43	46	–
=8	–	Michael Diamond	AUS	135	44	46	45	–
=10	–	Mashfi Al-Mutairi	KUW	134	45	45	44	–
=10	–	Raimo Kauppila	FIN	134	46	47	41	–
=12	–	Glenn Eller	USA	133	45	42	46	–
=12	–	Bill Keever	USA	133	43	43	47	–
=14	–	Aleksey Alipov	RUS	131	45	46	40	–
=14	–	Jean-Paul Gros	FRA	131	44	44	43	–
16	–	Jiří Gach	CZE	130	46	43	41	–
=17	–	Daniele Di Spigno	ITA	129	41	47	41	–
=17	–	Sergio Piñero	ESP	129	43	42	44	–
19	–	Li Bo	CHN	128	39	45	44	–
20	–	Ayman Mazhar	EGY	125	41	40	44	–
21	–	Oğuzhan Tüzün	TUR	124	39	42	43	–
22	–	Michel Daou	AHO	121	36	43	42	–
=23	–	Ahmed Al-Maktoum	UAE	120	35	41	44	–
=23	–	Danilo Caro	COL	120	34	41	45	–
25	–	Des Coe	NZL	118	40	41	37	–

Final Round

Date	20 September 2000 — 14:00
Format	Top six from preliminary round advanced to the final round.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round Points	Final Round Points	Shoot-Off
1	–	Richard Faulds	GBR	187	141	46	3
2	–	Russell Mark	AUS	187	143	44	2
3	–	Fehaid Al-Deehani	KUW	186	141	45	–
4	–	Conny Persson	SWE	184	141	43	–
5	–	Roland Gerebics	HUN	180	140	40	–
6	–	Lance Bade	USA	179	136	43	–