Shooting at the 2018 Asian Games – Women's 25 metre pistol

Women's 25 metre pistol at the 2018 Asian Games
Venue	Jakabaring Shooting Range
Dates	22 August 2018
Competitors	32 from 17 nations
Medalists
Rahi Sarnobat    India   Naphaswan Yangpaiboon    Thailand   Kim Min-jung    South Korea
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The women's 25 metre pistol event at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia took place on 22 August at the Jakabaring International Shooting Range. ^[1]

Schedule

All times are Western Indonesia Time (UTC+07:00)

Date	Time	Event
Wednesday, 22 August 2018	09:00	Qualification precision
	11:00	Qualification rapid
	15:30	Final

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Asian and Games records were as follows.

Qualification
World Record	Diana Iorgova  (BUL)	594	Milan, Italy	31 May 1994
Asian Record	Tao Luna  (CHN)	594	Munich, Germany	23 August 2002
Games Record	Chen Ying  (CHN)	592	Busan, South Korea	4 October 2002
Final
World Record	Veronika Major  (HUN)	40	New Delhi, India	25 April 2018
Asian Record	Naphaswan Yangpaiboon  (THA)	38	New Delhi, India	1 March 2017
Games Record	—	—	—	—

Results

Legend

• SO — Shoot-off

Qualification

Rank	Athlete	Precision			Rapid			Total	Xs	Notes
		1	2	3	1	2	3
1	Manu Bhaker  (IND)	99	98	100	100	97	99	593	20	GR
2	Kim Min-jung  (KOR)	98	97	99	100	95	96	585	24
3	Naphaswan Yangpaiboon  (THA)	95	99	97	99	95	100	585	20
4	Tanyaporn Prucksakorn  (THA)	97	98	94	98	97	100	584	21
5	Lin Yuemei  (CHN)	98	96	95	97	99	98	583	18
6	Tien Chia-chen  (TPE)	92	96	99	99	98	97	581	15
7	Rahi Sarnobat  (IND)	97	95	96	98	96	98	580	20
8	Kwak Jung-hye  (KOR)	94	97	97	98	97	97	580	20
9	Alia Sazana Azahari  (MAS)	93	96	95	98	99	98	579	17
10	Yukari Konishi  (JPN)	97	96	95	94	99	98	579	15
11	Otryadyn Gündegmaa  (MGL)	98	91	94	98	98	99	578	24
12	Yao Yushi  (CHN)	96	94	95	96	98	99	578	14
13	Akiko Sato  (JPN)	96	95	97	99	95	96	578	14
14	Teh Xiu Hong  (SGP)	97	98	95	95	95	96	576	17
15	Lê Thị Linh Chi  (VIE)	96	98	92	96	96	97	575	12
16	May Poe Wah  (MYA)	94	92	96	96	98	98	574	18
17	Wu Chia-ying  (TPE)	97	90	95	96	98	97	573	15
18	Phạm Thị Hà  (VIE)	91	96	94	98	97	97	573	8
19	Zauresh Baibussinova  (KAZ)	96	94	95	95	96	96	572	15
20	Nicole Tan  (SGP)	94	94	94	96	97	97	572	11
21	Yuliya Komendra  (KAZ)	91	94	96	98	96	97	572	11
22	Golnoush Sebghatollahi  (IRI)	95	98	90	95	99	95	572	11
23	Tsogbadrakhyn Mönkhzul  (MGL)	94	93	94	97	98	94	570	17
24	Al-Dana Al-Mubarak  (QAT)	90	95	89	99	98	99	570	16
25	Bibiana Ng  (MAS)	97	90	95	91	96	100	569	9
26	Nasra Mohammed  (QAT)	96	91	95	94	93	96	565	11
27	Hanieh Rostamian  (IRI)	94	92	96	87	94	98	561	16
28	Oktofin Rarun  (INA)	95	92	93	94	92	91	557	14
29	Eva Yulianti Pratiwi  (INA)	92	95	93	96	97	84	557	5
30	Riusha Mohamed  (MDV)	92	87	93	87	84	92	535	7
31	Asma Hawwa  (MDV)	90	85	90	83	84	83	515	3
32	Wadha Al-Balushi  (OMA)	91	94	95	73	73	80	506	7

Final

Rank	Athlete	Series										S-off	Notes
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	Rahi Sarnobat  (IND)	5	10	14	16	20	25	28	30	32	34	4+3	GR
	Naphaswan Yangpaiboon  (THA)	4	8	12	15	18	22	27	29	34	34	4+2	GR
	Kim Min-jung  (KOR)	3	8	10	14	17	19	22	26	29
4	Lin Yuemei  (CHN)	4	8	10	15	16	19	23	26			SO
5	Tanyaporn Prucksakorn  (THA)	4	6	8	11	14	17	20
6	Manu Bhaker  (IND)	3	6	8	12	14	16
7	Kwak Jung-hye  (KOR)	2	6	8	10	13
8	Tien Chia-chen  (TPE)	1	3	6	8

References

1. "Approved changes in 2017-2020 ISSF Rules". ISSF. 18 October 2016. Retrieved 24 August 2018.

External links

• Schedule