Elodie Clouvel (FRA) has had an perfect ride scoring 1200 points to jump above her team mate Amelie Caze (FRA) ahead of the combined event.

Elodie Clouvel (FRA) has produced another dominating display in the pool to blow her opponents away in World Cup #2.

Amelie Caze (FRA) has made a successful return after 8 months out to win the fencing in the Women’s World Cup #2 Final.

World Champion Victoria Tereshuk (UKR) has withdrawn from the World Cup #2 final due to injury. The Ukrainian felt a twinge in her leg in round 10 and then withdrew from the competition in round 12.

While the other competitors will be sad to see such a top athlete withdraw, they will know that this is one less top athlete they have to beat for the gold.

More news to come shortly.

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36 women managed to survive the heat in yesterday’s qualification and 1 of them will get to stand on top of the podium and call themselves the World Cup #2 Champion.

The 105 competing men ensured completely different conditions today that the women yesterday as they battled overcast skies and the final group endured torrential rain as opposed to the 35 degree hear yesterday.

After all the world shooting records crashing down at World Cup #1, everyone expected the same at World Cup #2, however that did not occur.

The standout performers of the day was Lukasz Klekot (POL) who shot his first 5 shots in a super quick 8.83 seconds and world record holder again went under 9 seconds with a time of 8.97 seconds.

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After failing to make finals since 2010, Omar El Geziry (EGY) has made the breakthrough and finished in the top 12 today. Sam Weale (GBR) and Peter Tibolya (HUN) also made up for not making the final at World Cup #1 by qualifying with relative ease. "I cant believe it, I am so happy, for the past 2 years I have started first in the combined event ad then dropped, but today I didn't."

He was joined by Zhongrong Cao (CHN), Woojin Hwang (KOR) and Hayato Noguchi (JPN) all looked impressive in making the final, as did the gold and silver medallist from World Cup #1 Ilia Frolov (RUS) and Pavlo Tymoshenko (UKR)

Amro El Geziry (EGY) who started 3rd in the combined event had server issues in the final shoot to drop out of contention as did Delf Borrmann (GER).

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Dmytro Kirpulyanskyy (UKR) has continued his poor form from Charlotte and again has missed qualification here at World Cup #2. The Olympic qualified Ukrainian was way off the pace and finished back in 16th position.

Junior World Champion Jamie Cooke (GBR) also failed to qualify after a disappointing fence and shoot.

2010 World Champion Serguei Karyakin (RUS), World #1 Aleksander Lesun (RUS) and Nick Woodbridge (GBR) all looked in good form and qualified easy.

Pavel Iliashenko (KAZ) and Denis Cerkovskis (LAT) won the race to the finishing line to secure the last 2 qualification places.