Back to the Olympics after the surrender of Valerio Luchini, because he, as a skeet expert, seizes the opportunities. He started shooting clay pigeon when he was seven years old, in the family's shooting field (his father Paul was his first coach); at age 36, in his elite, he also has two European titles, nearly as many of his degrees: one in Biological Sciences; the second, still under construction, in Experimental and Applied Biology. His free time is dedicated to hunting, fishing, running and basketball, because the blue Ozieri never stops. And after the 5th place in London in 2012 and a world record of affected plates (124 of 125, obtained in Tucson in 2014), he can only aim higher.