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57th European Championship Finale European Cup - Sporting - Spain (April 2024)

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200 targets
Participants
769 /804
Start
Apr 4, 2024, 02:00
Europe/Madrid (UTC+2)
End
Apr 7, 2024, 02:00
Europe/Madrid (UTC+2)
Until competition start
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Location
Antequera, Spain
Status
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57th European Championship Finale European Cup - Sporting - Spain (April 2024)

About competition

The 57th European Championship & Finale Beretta European Cup 2024 in the Sporting discipline will take place from April 4 to April 7, 2024. The tournament, featuring a total of 200 targets, will be hosted at the Yedra Shooting Ground in Spain.

Event Schedule

  • Official training: March 28th - 30th, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm

  • Official training: March 31st, 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

  • Side-event: March 31st, 2:00 pm

  • Official training: April 1st - 2nd, 9:00 am – 8:00 pm

  • Official training: April 3rd, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

  • Opening Ceremony / BIB distribution: April 3rd, 7:00 pm

  • 1st competition day (50 targets): April 4th, 8:00 am – 8:00 pm

  • 2nd competition day (50 targets): April 5th, 8:00 am – 8:00 pm

  • 3rd competition day (50 targets): April 6th, 8:00 am – 8:00 pm

  • 4th competition day (50 targets): April 7th, 8:00 am – 8:00 pm

  • Awards and closing ceremony: April 7th, after the competition

Entry Fees & Registration

  • Individual entry (category man, lady, senior, veteran, master): € 310.00

  • Individual entry for junior: € 180.00

  • National Team: € 100.00

  • Training – 25 targets: € 10.00

  • Training – 8 targets: € 4.00

Shooting Ground
Yedra Shooting Ground

Yedra Shooting Ground

Antequera, Spain

Yedra Shooting Ground (Valquemado Yedra) is a premium clay shooting complex strategically located near Antequera in Malaga, Spain. Enjoying the year-round sunny Andalusian climate, this elite facility caters to a wide range of visitors, from professional athletes and passionate hunters to beginners and corporate groups. The absolute standout feature of the ground is its unique synergy between a highly challenging natural gypsum terrain, which creates incredibly realistic target flights, and the presence of Juan Valero, a multi-time Spanish and European champion, as the head instructor.

Shooting Disciplines and Infrastructure The complex is built on a massive scale to support international standards and a wide variety of shooting formats. The ground is equipped with state-of-the-art Multi-Pull automated systems to ensure flawless target delivery and offers custom-manufactured Valquemado V2 and V4 ammunition.

  • Features 16 fully equipped Compak Sporting layouts and around 50 FITASC Sporting stands integrated into the landscape.

  • Hosts diverse disciplines such as FITASC Sporting, Compak Sporting, Universal Trench, Olympic Trap, Skeet, and Helice shooting.

  • Provides a premium social infrastructure centered around the large "Terra" restaurant, which accommodates over 200 guests and serves as a luxurious clubhouse.

Terrain and Flight Dynamics

The topography of La Yedra is a fundamental element that shapes its reputation as one of Europe's most challenging shooting grounds. Situated among gypsum hillsides and natural ravines, the terrain creates extreme optical illusions and forces the shooter's eyes to constantly adapt to changing contrasts. Target setters expertly use the wind currents and uneven ground to present aggressive, unpredictable trajectories. Combined with the Mediterranean climate, it is an ideal location for winter training camps when northern European grounds are closed.

World-Class Training Academy

The educational cluster at La Yedra operates as a full-fledged sports academy led by Juan Valero. His coaching philosophy goes beyond basic instruction, focusing heavily on neuromuscular adaptation through regular dry-fire training and mastering the intuitive "swing-through" visual technique for complex crosser targets. The academy is highly adaptable, offering specialized courses for beginners to build confidence, practical sessions for hunters preparing for the season, and intensive clinics for elite competitors.

Events and Target Audience

Beyond daily training, La Yedra is a major epicenter for international shooting sports, generating significant impact tourism. It successfully hosted the 57th FITASC European Championship, attracting over 800 professional shooters and generating massive economic value for the region. The complex is perfectly designed for various groups:

  • Beginners: Benefit from safe, supervised environments and tailored equipment.

  • Professional athletes: Utilize the Olympic-level layouts and extreme targets for rigorous competition prep.

  • Corporate teams: Enjoy all-inclusive team-building packages featuring mini-tournaments and fine dining.

  • Families: Can relax in the welcoming clubhouse and beautiful natural surroundings while others train.

Diseminado Poligono 125, 44, 29230 Antequera, Málaga, Spain

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