The Granada 2024 WSPS Para Trap World Championships saw hosts Spain Slovakia and Italy stamp their dominance in the shotgun events PT2 and PT3 individual titles respectively at Las Gabias Shooting Center on Tuesday (4 June) The pressure was on Pedro Gomez Albendea of Spain to etch his name in the history books And he did not falter as he delivered Spain’s first world title in the PT1 - mixed trap seated SG-S in front of a boisterous home crowd Gomez Albendea secured himself a place on the top of the podium as his 33 saw off a challenge from Germany’s Thomas Hoefs Czech Republic’s Jaroslav Klimes rounded off the podium on 25 “I’m in my country where I’ve been training so much with my coach I think I deserve it,” said Gomez Albendea “I was a bit more nervous because this is my home range It was one of my biggest goals to win here Gomez Albendea qualified fourth but took full control of the final as the contest moved into its second half but I saw others getting some fails and I started to go well and kept on going.”  The Para Trap World Championships circuit moved to Spain for the first time after two successful meets in Lonato del Garda And the shooters – a total of 53 from 17 nations – competing at Granada 2024 could not have asked for a more scenic setting with the Sierra Nevada mountains looming behind the shooting range It also proved to be the perfect hunting ground for Slovakia’s Filip Marinov as he bagged his first word title in the PT2 - mixed trap standing SG-L ended up scoring 43 ahead of Italy’s Fabrizio Cormons with 40 while Finland’s Vesa Jarvinen had to settle for bronze on 27 The final was so difficult with the different wind conditions After a few hits I told myself to focus on every target alone And that’s what got me the gold medal,” said Marinov Italy has been churning out impressive talent in the sport ever since it became an approved World Shooting Para Sport discipline in 2017 And Gabriele Nanni certainly fits that billing whose career haul so far includes an impressive five individual titles went shot-for-shot with Spain’s Adrian Becker Castillo in the final round as both shooters ended on 36 points It was Nanni who ultimately kept his composure in a tense shoot-off (2-1) to secure gold in the PT3 - mixed trap standing SG-U Compatriot Mirko Cafaggi took the bronze with a score of 25 It was such a hard final but when I hit my last targets I really started to believe I could win this I had no doubt about the shoot-off,” said Nanni We’re going to drink a lot of wine that’s for sure Italy also won the team event in PT1 ahead of the United Arab Emirates Only gold and silver were awarded due to the number of teams entered Complete results from the Granada 2024 WSPS Para Trap World Championships are available here. Granada city's metro will have eight new trains to cover the extension of the line through Churriana and Las Gabias these vehicles will be used to increase frequency and reduce waiting times trains will run every six minutes instead of the current eight doubling the capacity of each journey in order to clear certain stops more smoothly during festivals and events The trains have been manufactured specifically for the Granada metro They are more modern and comfortable than the current ones and seven of them are already in the metro depot with the final one due to be delivered on 23 May The new trains are expected to be put into operation from September following testing and the training of new drivers The new trains are Urbos 100 and have a beak-shaped head something that will distinguish them from the current fleet Testing has already started and is taking place in the early hours of the morning and without passengers when the usual trains aren't running Other areas such as comfort are still to be tested The trains are already running at an average speed of 20 kilometres per hour The fleet will have 40 per cent more seats thanks to the eight new vehicles and provision will be significantly improved The next step is the pre-authorisation test which consists of simulating the commercial operation reproducing all the characteristics of the service (travel times The characteristics of the infrastructure must be taken into account: most of the route is overground where the metro coexists with traffic "Our objective is the incorporation of new units which we hope will take place in the months of September and October by which time it will be possible to improve the transit interval and increase transport capacity," said the councillor for development The new trains have similar dimensions to the current ones with a length of 33.05 metres and a maximum width of 2.65 metres The changes are minimal: they have a very similar size and a more modern line but maintain the corporate image with illustrations inspired by Granada seats have been redistributed and user information screens have been incorporated as well as some supports for standing passengers and armrests Drivers will have new aids and the systems will improve operating operations The Urbos 100 is an evolution of the Urbos 3 improvements in terms of safety and energy efficiency - more autonomy for driving on sections without catenary - and also with improvements in passenger information systems The expansion of the Granada metro train fleet has involved an investment of 40 million euros These new trains will both improve the current service and provide rolling stock for the southern extension of the Granada metro currently under construction between Armilla The Granada metro started running in September 2017 with 15 trains running between 26 stops from Albolote and Armilla Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados By 2022-04-29T14:00:00+01:00 SPAIN: Surveys have begun ahead of a call for tenders for construction of an extension to Granada’s light rail line and an order for additional trams has been confirmed Ayesa and Pontem Engineering Services are undertaking geotechnical surveys for the 4·6 km six-stop southern extension between Armilla which is to be built with €108m of EU co-financing Construction is expected to start in spring 2023 for opening in 2026 sole bidder CAF has been formally awarded a contract to supply eight more trams These will have a maximum speed of 70 km/h and a capacity of 221 passengers The additional vehicles are needed for the extension and to provide an increase in capacity with trams to operate in pairs at peak times This week’s round-up of news from the urban transport sector SPAIN: Services on the light rail line in Granada opened to passengers at midday on September 21 The 15⋅9 km route runs from Albolote in the north to Armilla in the south of which three are on a 3 km underground section in the city .. 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