The Sardinian hits 40 targets out of 40 and leaves behind the American Hancock (38), gold in Beijing, London and Tokyo, and the blue Gabriele Rossetti, Olympian in Rio and at the end third with 28/30. “In my sport the rules change constantly, the only remedy is to break the clay pigeons”
Blue triumph in the skeet competition of the Skeet Shooting World Cup in Lonato. In the final out of 40 targets, Luigi Lodde, a Sardinian biologist registered at club level for the Army, won, who made a “clear” path without making mistakes. To embellish his success the fact of having beaten the American champion Vincent Hancock, 3 Olympic gold medals in as many editions of the Games (Beijing, London and Tokyo), who finished at 38. Third place for the Olympic champion of Rio Gabriele Rossetti, with 28/30. “In my sport the rules change constantly – Lodde commented after the race – and it is not easy to adapt, there is a moment of confusion. The remedy is to break all the clay pigeons, as I did today. In Italy we are an example to everyone thanks to Fitav, and Paris (the 2024 Games ed) is close. I’m even happier because today I beat two Olympians: now my heart is beating a thousand. The future? When I stop I would like to be a coach, but it’s not easy after 25 years around the world “. In the women’s Skeet competition, American Cathlyn Connor won, fourth was the blue Martina Bartolomei, from Laterina from Tuscany.
April 27 – 8:08 pm
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