In a spectacular display of precision and skill, Chinese shooters Huang Yuting, Sheng Lihao, and Xie Yu emerged victorious with three gold medals at the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Final in New Delhi, India, on Tuesday.
Huang Yuting made headlines by winning the women's 10-meter air rifle title, breaking the world record with an impressive 254.5 points. Competing against elite athletes like Germany's Anna Janssen, who set a new qualification world record with 636.9 points, Huang showcased her exceptional talent.
Taking the lead early in the competition, Huang steadily closed in on the previous world record of 250.4 points held by her compatriot Han Jiayu. Her performance was highlighted by two perfect 10.9 shots in the penultimate series, sealing her historic victory at just 18 years old.
\"It's an unforgettable year, a shining chapter in my 18th year. I have learned and gained so much,\" Huang shared, reflecting on her achievements.
Joining Huang on the podium were Sonam Uttam Maskar of India, who secured second place with 252.9 points, and Oceanne Muller of France, who took third place. The success of the Chinese shooters at the ISSF World Cup Final underscores China's growing dominance in the sport.
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Chinese shooters shine with three golds at ISSF World Cup Final
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