Latin America championship Finale of Latin America Cup - Sporting - Brazil (September 2011)

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Sporting

200 targets

Participants

4 /100

Start

Sep 9, 2011, 21:00

America/Thule (UTC-3)

End

Sep 10, 2011, 21:00

America/Thule (UTC-3)

Until competition start

0 days

Location

Piraquara , Brazil

Status

Registration closed

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Results

Winners

TOP 3

Overall

TAMAYO NOVEL Manuel A.

170

TAMAYO NOVEL Manuel

170

A?ES Marco Rafael

168

A?ES Marco

168

Category Man

TAMAYO NOVEL Manuel A.

170

A?ES Marco Rafael

168

FRANZOI Aguinones

164

Category Ladies

GALANTE Adriana

Category Junior

SANZANA LAURIE Mauricio

146

Category Senior

ABRANTES José

165

VALENTE Marcos

154

MORANDI Julio

145

Category Veteran

OLSEN Marcos J.

162

BAPTISTA Amaro C.

145

RAUBER Francisco

134

Latin America championship Finale of Latin America Cup - Sporting - Brazil (September 2011)

About competition

Finale of the Sporting Latin America Cup

The 2011 FITASC Sporting and Compak Sporting Championship of Latin America (incorporating the high-stakes Finale of the Sporting Latin America Cup) was the pinnacle continental clay target shooting event of the season, extending from September 6th to September 11th, 2011. This comprehensive multi-discipline event brought together Latin America's elite marksmen to compete for ultimate continental titles and finalize the season's cup standings. The tournament was proudly hosted at the world-class facilities of the Clube Paranaense de Tiro Esportivo (CPRT) in the Curitiba metropolitan area, Paraná, Brazil.

Event Highlights & Visual Analysis

Based on the official competition cover booklet, the championship’s visual and operational layout highlights heavy institutional integration:

Graphic Identity: The poster incorporates a warm, cream and sepia-toned backdrop featuring a stylized silhouette of a competitive shooter holding a shotgun over a shattered target pattern.
Dual-Championship Timeline: While individual event segments occupied specific slots within the week, the overall official tournament window is designated as 06 - 11 September in Curitiba, Paraná, Brasil.
Sanctioning Architecture: The bottom row features the official global seal of FITASC (Fédération Internationale de Tir aux Armes Sportives de Chasse), the national crest of the CBCT (Confederação Brasileira de Caça e Tiro), the commercial logo of regional ammunition giant CBC (Companhia Brasileira de Cartuchos), and the logo of the host facility CPRT (Clube Paranaense de Tiro Esportivo).

1. Full Event Program & Schedule

The week was split into distinct technical windows to fully accommodate back-to-back continental championship grids:

September 6th (Tuesday): Arrival of international and domestic delegations, official shooter registry check-in, team squadding confirmation, weapon compliance safety checks, and the opening of initial training lines.
September 7th – September 8th (Wednesday – Thursday): F.I.T.A.S.C. Compak Sporting Championship of Latin America. Intensive multi-stand qualification rounds followed immediately by sudden-death tie-breaking shoot-offs and the first medal presentation.
September 9th (Friday): Transition day, official course reconfiguration, and open practice rotations for the main field sporting discipline tracks.
September 10th – September 11th (Saturday – Sunday): F.I.T.A.S.C. Sporting Championship of Latin America & Finale of the Latin America Cup. The main Parcours de chasse course deployment over a grueling multi-target qualification phase.
September 11th (Sunday) — Closing & Presentation Ceremony: Staged late Sunday afternoon to honor individual, category, and national team winners across both disciplines, alongside crowning the final Latin America Cup champions.

2. Venue Profile & Logistical Location Details

All local operations, specialized shooting tracks, and official administrative offices were hosted by a premier multi-discipline shooting venue in the region:

Host Venue: Clube Paranaense de Tiro Esportivo (CPRT) Rua Abel Scuissiato, 2829 Colombo, Paraná, Brasil (Greater Curitiba Metropolitan Region)

The CPRT facility is widely recognized for its high-quality infrastructure and expansive outdoor layouts, providing exceptional ambient light vectors and diverse backgrounds that demand high-performance technical adaptations from international competitors.

3. Organizing Committee Contact Information

The executive desk responsible for international competitor registries, entry grids, and statutory firearm customs clearance paperwork for entering Brazil maintained the following direct communication channels:

Primary Facility Landline: +55 41 3675 7271
Official Administrative Email: cprt@ig.com.br
National Governing Body: Confederação Brasileira de Caça e Tiro (CBCT)
International Sanctioning Oversight: Fédération Internationale de Tir aux Armes Sportives de Chasse (FITASC)

Shooting Ground

Clube Paranaense de Tiro

Piraquara, Brazil

Founded in 1924, Clube Paranaense de Tiro (CPRT) is one of Brazil’s oldest and most prestigious shooting sports clubs, situated in the municipality of Piraquara, directly bordering the state capital of Curitiba. Celebrating over a century of rich sporting history, the club’s development is deeply intertwined with the legacy of Brazilian shooter and coach Marcos José Olsen, a five-time Olympian who formerly presided over the club and established its elite, highly disciplined training standards. Serving as an official hub for both regional and high-level international sporting events, CPRT caters to Olympic athletes, national teams, corporate guests, and shooting enthusiasts alike.

The facility boasts an advanced technical setup with four linear, multidisciplinary shooting platforms (pedanas) designed to maximize throughput and flexibility for major tournaments. Each layout is dynamically configurable and equipped with state-of-the-art automatic throwing machines and automated release systems that ensure precise clay flights complying with ISSF and FITASC criteria. The range regularly accommodates a wide array of clay target disciplines:

Olympic Disciplines: Olympic Trap (Fossa Olímpica) and Skeet (Skeet).
National & International Standards: American Trap (Trap Americano), Universal Trench (Fossa Universal), and Double Trap.
Sporting Events: Compak Sporting, Classic Sporting, and Propeller Shooting (Hélices / FAN32).

Nestled near the scenic Serra do Mar mountain range, the shooting range is enveloped by the dense, natural vegetation of the Atlantic Forest. This mountainous landscape provides a stunning yet challenging green backdrop that tests shooters' target acquisition and visual tracking skills under varying daylight conditions. Local microclimates generate shifting mountain winds and swift light transitions, forcing athletes to master complex flight paths and make real-time adjustments to unpredictable clay behaviors.

CPRT operates a highly professional training school offering private and group lessons tailored to all skill levels, from first-time beginners to elite national competitors. Beyond training, the club is a premier venue for national championships and world-class events, such as the CBTE Brazilian Olympic Trap & Skeet stages, Copa Brasil, and the FEDECAT FAN32 World Championship. It also excels in hosting corporate retreats, teambuildings, and private banquets, seamlessly merging firearm safety clinics with competitive mini-tournaments and high-end catering.

Beyond the shooting lanes, the club serves as a vibrant social retreat featuring a cozy social headquarters (Sede Social) with multiple relaxation areas, an expansive restaurant, and a fully stocked on-site gun shop. Through partnership agreements, CPRT provides comprehensive logistics support with top-tier local hotels for visiting competitors.

Key Advantages of the Complex:

Centennial Olympic Heritage: Over 100 years of operation tied directly to Olympic shooting history and world-class coaching.
High-Capacity Multi-Pedana System: Flexible layouts configured for over eight different clay target disciplines.
Atmospheric Competitive Edge: Mountainous terrains and unpredictable winds ideal for realistic training.
Premium Hospitality: Family-friendly lounges, an extensive restaurant, and seamless lodging logistics.
Uncompromised Safety Standards: Strict regulatory compliance, document verification, and forbidden use of handloaded cartridges.

Key Training & Competition Tariffs:

Training Series (25 clays): R$ 50.00
Cartridge box (12ga, 25 shells): R$ 130.00
Compak Sporting entry fee: R$ 350.00
Sporting entry fee: R$ 400.00 (Note: Special discounts are available for female shooters (30%) and juniors (50%).)

R. Eng. José Gilberto Higino da Costa, 340 - Vila Militar I, Piraquara - PR, 83303-340, Brazil

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