Now you really can to win the biggest prize in Clay Shooting

The Mitsubishi Motors World Series Clay Shooting Champsionship is the World’s most exciting clay shooting event.  In 2010 Countryman Fairs and sponsors Mitsubishi Motors have once again taken the competition to another level.

Clive Bramley of Doveridge Clay Sports Club takes over as organiser of the Shooting Festival at all Countryman Fairs events, bringing with him a wealth of experience, and a fantastic new competition and prize format.

The 2010 World Series will see the highest value cash prize fund ever of over £10,000, and more shooters than ever before will win prizes. The qualification structure has changed, and for the first time slots for the final will be allocated using the CPSA grading system. Non-CPSA members will be allocated a grade on the day.

All you need to do to enter is turn up and shoot the English Sporting Layout in the Mitsubishi Motors Shooting Festival at either the Kelmarsh, Highclere or Sussex Country Fairs - it's that easy! You will be shooting against competitors of a similar ability, so everyone has a genuine chance of winninga cash prize and qualifying for the Grand Final.

Game Fair qualifying rounds will be contested over a 50 bird sporting layout, with the top 5 in each of the AA, A, B & C grades qualifying for the final, and receiving a guaranteed cash prize as follows:

• 1st    £150
• 2nd     £100
• 3rd     £75
• 4th     £50
• 5th     £25

Two further final slots in each grade will be available at the Doveridge qualifying round on Sunday 8th August 2010. Visit www.doveridgeshotgunacademy.co.uk for more details.

The Grand Final will be held over the weekend of the Midland Game Fair in September, with a brand new format. The final will use a unique scoring system where harder targets are awarded higher points, and shooters will be given a handicap according to their grade. Now there really is chance that anyone can win and drive away in a brand new Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian worth over £26,000.00LP!