The FITASC Sporting Grand Prix of Spain in the Sporting discipline (Parcours de chasse) was a premier international clay target shooting competition held from June 13th to June 15th, 2014. This high-level qualification championship brought together elite marksmen from across the continent to compete at the world-class installations of the Campo de Tiro Castillejo de Robledo in Soria, Spain.

Event Highlights & Visual Analysis

Based on the official corporate design frameworks utilized across the 2014 global tournament circuit, the Spanish Grand Prix was fully integrated into the elite global ranking and industrial networks of clay target shooting:

  • Sanctioning Architecture: The competition operated under the direct global authority of FITASC (Fédération Internationale de Tir aux Armes Sportives de Chasse), ensuring strict adherence to international target configurations, technical field layouts, and safety guidelines.

  • Global Selection Standings: Staged as an active, point-scoring qualification leg for both the international Beretta FITASC Cups circuit and the worldwide Fiocchi FITASC World Rankings, allowing competitors to secure vital standing points for subsequent world selection tables.

  • Corporate Title Partnerships: The tournament featured heavy technical and promotional backing from global firearms and ammunition giants Beretta and Fiocchi, whose classic corporate branding anchored the core support frameworks for the tournament series.

1. Full Event Program & Schedule

The three-day competition program followed a high-volume 200-target qualification matrix structured under strict international regulations:

  • June 11th – June 12th (Wednesday – Thursday): Arrival of international and domestic delegations, squadding confirmation, official equipment safety checks, and the opening of warm-up training lines on designated fields.

  • June 13th (Friday): Grand Prix Tournament – Day 1 | Initial qualification rounds open across the natural terrain layouts.

  • June 14th (Saturday): Grand Prix Tournament – Day 2 | Mid-point qualification rotations.

  • June 15th (Sunday): Grand Prix Tournament – Day 3 | Final field qualification rounds followed immediately by international tie-breaking shoot-offs.

  • June 15th (Sunday): Official Awards and Closing Ceremony | Staged at the main clubhouse pavilion to crown individual, category, and team winners.

2. Venue & Logistical Location Details

Physical Address:

Campo de Tiro Castillejo de Robledo

42347 Castillejo de Robledo,

Soria, Castile and León, Spain

3. Governing Host Federation Contact Information

The executive management team responsible for registry coordination, technical inquiries, and administrative support included the following portals:

  • Hosting Authority: Real Federación Española de Caza (RFEC)

  • Telephone Support Line: +34 91 311 14 11

  • Primary Administrative Fax: +34 91 450 66 08

  • Official Support Emails: competiciones@fecaza.com / rfec@fecaza.com