This custom poster, designed in a classic retro style, features a bold illustrative design with clear typography in English. The graphic is divided into two distinct sections, with a central image of a male and female shooter taking aim, highlighting the inclusive spirit of the tournaments. Each side prominently displays the flags, iconic animals, and location outlines of the host nations, making it an excellent collectible for participants and fans of the sport.

Competition 1: World Championship & Finale of World Cup

World championshipFinale of World Cup — Parcours de chasse — SportingPrior Lake (MN) — United StatesFrom July 27, 2006 to July 30, 2006

The United States hosts the pinnacle of the 2006 FITASC calendar in Prior Lake, Minnesota. This four-day tournament is the definitive test, serving as both the 2006 World Championship and the Grand Finale of the season's World Cup points race for the Sporting discipline (Parcours de chasse). It attracts the absolute global elite, who have qualified to vie for the title of World Champion in their division.

Key Highlights:

The Ultimate Continental Title: Staged as the definitive continental championship and the final leg of the 2007 European Cup, this event combines overall seasonal ranking points to crown the overall European Cup champions across Individual, Category, and National Team divisions.
The historic Sologne Terrain: Nestled in the heart of the iconic Sologne oak forests and lakes region, the host facility utilized natural woods, clearings, and deep elevation variations to present highly realistic, deceptive hunting simulations.

Venue Profile: The host club features expansive natural layouts designed to challenge visual target acquisition and rapid footwork, with custom course configurations integrated into the local rolling hills and woodland.

Competition 2: Grand Prix of South Africa

Grand Prix of South AfricaParcours de chasse — SportingRiva Valley Club — South AfricaFrom October 20, 2006 to October 22, 2006

South Africa welcomes international marksmen for the final leg of the 2006 Grand Prix series, staged at the prestigious Riva Valley Club. This high-stakes three-day competition is part of the global tour for the main Sporting discipline (Parcours de chasse), drawing top regional contenders and visiting elite squads.

Key Highlights:

The Africa Crown: Serving as the definitive continental championship and the final leg of the 2007 European Cup, this event combined overall seasonal ranking points accumulated across European Grand Prix events to crown the overall European Cup champions.
The High Atlas Landscape: Situated near the historic banks of the Volturno River and the nearby Apennine foothills, the host venue utilized natural field contours, trees, and expansive sky backdrops.

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