The Grand Prix of Poland in the Compak Sporting discipline was held from September 8th to September 9th, 2018 in Bydgoszcz, Poland. As confirmed by the informational flyer, this competitive event counted toward qualification points for both the European Cup 2019 and the World Cup 2019.

Event Highlights & Affiliations

According to the master branding poster, the tournament featured major institutional and international sport partnerships:

  • Beretta FITASC Cups: Functioned as an official ranking stage for the Beretta cup series.

  • Gamebore FITASC World Rankings: Shooter scores contributed directly to the global Gamebore ranking hierarchy.

  • Governing Framework: Sanctioned globally by FITASC and hosted locally in cooperation with Klub Strzelecki OMEGA.

1. Program Schedule

The official timeline detailed a balance of formal preparation days followed by a standard 200-target championship layout:

  • 6th Sept. (Wednesday): Official Trainings | 09:00 – 19:00

  • 7th Sept. (Thursday): Official Trainings | 09:00 – 17:00

  • 7th Sept. (Friday): Opening Ceremony, distribution of numbers, and after-party | 18:00 – 20:00

  • 8th Sept. (Saturday): 1st competition day (100 targets) | 08:00 – 18:00

  • 9th Sept. (Sunday): 2nd competition day (100 targets) | 08:00 – 16:00

  • 9th Sept. (Sunday): Awards and closing ceremony | 17:30

2. Entry Fees & Regulations

Registration costs and weapon criteria at the facility were specified as follows:

  • 95 € – Individual entry fee for Man, Senior, Lady, Veteran, and Master categories.

  • 55 € – Individual entry fee for the Junior category.

  • 7 € – Training round fee (25 targets).

  • Ammunition Restrictions: Maximum caliber allowed was 12/76. Cartridges must not exceed 28 grams with a maximum shot size of 2.5mm.

3. Venue & Coordinates

Location: Bydgoszcz Shooting Ground (Strzelnica Garnizonowa) Rynkowska 9, 85-001 Bydgoszcz, Poland

GPS Coordinates:

  • Latitude/Longitude: +53° 8' 41.84", +17° 59' 45.61"

4. Organizing Committee

For archival match inquiries, the active coordinating staff consisted of: