Vincent Hancock
| Vincent Hancock | |
 Vincent Hancock år 2012 | |
| Född | 19 mars 1989 (35 år) Port Charlotte, USA |
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| Medborgare i | USA |
| Sysselsättning | Sportskytt |
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| Vincent Hancock | ||
| Sportskytte, herrar | ||
Nation:  USA | ||
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 Olympiska spel | ||
| Guld | Peking 2008 | Skeet |
| Guld | London 2012 | Skeet |
| Guld | Tokyo 2020 | Skeet |
| Guld | Paris 2024 | Skeet |
Vincent Hancock, född 19 mars 1989 i Port Charlotte i Florida, är en amerikansk sportskytt.
Hancock blev olympisk guldmedaljör i skeet vid sommarspelen 2008 i Peking, sommarspelen 2012 i London, sommarspelen 2020 i Tokyo och sommarspelen 2024 i Paris.[1]
Källor
- ^ ”Vincent Hancock” (på engelska). olympedia.org. https://www.olympedia.org/athletes/117326.
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Författare/Upphovsman: The U.S. Army, Licens: CC BY 2.0
In double record-setting fashion, Sgt. Vincent Hancock became the first shotgun shooter to win consecutive Olympic gold medals in men’s skeet on Tuesday at the Royal Artillery Barracks. Hancock, 23, a Soldier in the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit from Eatonton, Ga., eclipsed his own records set at the 2008 Beijing Games for both qualification (123) and total (148) scores. He struck gold in China with a qualification score of 121 and total of 145. Hancock prevailed by two shots over silver medalist Anders Golding (146) of Denmark and by four shots over Qatar’s Nasser Al-Attiya (144), who secured the bronze medal by winning a shoot-off against Russia’s Valeriy Shomin.
Författare/Upphovsman: The U.S. Army, Licens: CC BY 2.0
In double record-setting fashion, Sgt. Vincent Hancock became the first shotgun shooter to win consecutive Olympic gold medals in men’s skeet on Tuesday at the Royal Artillery Barracks. Hancock, 23, a Soldier in the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit from Eatonton, Ga., eclipsed his own records set at the 2008 Beijing Games for both qualification (123) and total (148) scores. He struck gold in China with a qualification score of 121 and total of 145. Hancock prevailed by two shots over silver medalist Anders Golding (146) of Denmark and by four shots over Qatar’s Nasser Al-Attiya (144), who secured the bronze medal by winning a shoot-off against Russia’s Valeriy Shomin.