The Loop One Festival 2026 in Munich saw intense super sprint events, with France's Eric Perrot and Damien Levet advancing to the men's final.
Loop One Festival location and format
The Loop One Festival 2026 took place in the Olympic Park in Munich, Germany, and included two days of competition focused on super sprint events, a fast-paced format in shooting sports.French athletes qualify for men's final
Eric Perrot and Damien Levet from France qualified for the men's super sprint final, achieving perfect shooting scores of 10/10 in their qualification rounds. Several other athletes also made it to the final, with varying shooting scores.Women's super sprint results
Lisa Vittozzi of Italy won the women's super sprint final, with Julia Simon of France in second place and Amandine Mengin of France taking third. Mengin earned her first international podium finish in the event.Men's super sprint results
Martin Ponsiluoma of Sweden won the men's super sprint final, followed by Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen of Norway and Eric Perrot of France in third place. Damien Levet of France finished 13th in the final.International participation and absences
Athletes from numerous countries, including Germany, Norway, Sweden, and the United States, participated in the festival. France had several athletes competing, but some top stars opted for the Summer Tour in Arçon instead, and Karl Tabouret withdrew due to a shoulder injury.Preparation for World Cup
The Loop One Festival acted as a preparatory event for the upcoming World Cup, which will take place in Finland from November 24 to 29. The competition allowed athletes to test their skills and gain experience before the World Cup restart.