Men's trap at the 2019 European Games
Venue	Sporting Club
Dates	22–23 June
Competitors	32 from 21 nations
Medalists
David Kostelecký    Czech Republic   Valerio Grazini    Italy   Aaron Heading    Great Britain
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Shooting at the 2019 European Games
Pistol
10 m air pistol	men	women	mixed
25 m pistol		women
25 m rapid fire pistol	men
25 m standard pistol			mixed
50 m pistol			mixed
Rifle
10 m air rifle	men	women	mixed
50 m rifle 3 positions	men	women
50 m rifle prone			mixed
Shotgun
Trap	men	women	mixed
Skeet	men	women	mixed
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The men's trap event at the 2019 European Games in Minsk, Belarus took place from 22 to 23 June at the Sporting Club.

All times are FET (UTC+03:00)^[1]

Prior to this competition, the existing world, European and Games records were as follows.

Qualification
World Record	Giovanni Pellielo (ITA)	125	Nicosia, Cyprus	1 April 1994
European Record	Giovanni Pellielo (ITA)	125	Nicosia, Cyprus	1 April 1994
Games Record	Aleksey Alipov (RUS)  Erik Varga (SVK)	123	Baku, Azerbaijan	17 June 2015
Final
World Record	Alberto Fernández (ESP)	48	New Delhi, India	29 October 2017
European Record	Alberto Fernández (ESP)	48	New Delhi, India	29 October 2017
Games Record	—	—	—	—

The qualification round took place on 22 and 23 June to determine the qualifiers for the finals.^[2]

Rank	Athlete	Country	Day 1	Day 2	Total	S-off	Notes
1	Jiří Lipták	Czech Republic	74	49	123		Q, =GR
2	Valerio Grazini	Italy	72	48	120		Q
3	David Kostelecký	Czech Republic	72	47	119	+2	Q
4	Giovanni Cernogoraz	Croatia	73	46	119	+1	Q
5	Aleksey Alipov	Russia	72	46	118	+3	Q
6	Aaron Heading	Great Britain	71	47	118	+2	Q
7	Erik Varga	Slovakia	70	48	118	+0
8	Denis Vatovec	Slovenia	71	46	117
9	Giovanni Pellielo	Italy	73	44	117
10	Anton Glasnović	Croatia	70	46	116
11	Yannick Peeters	Belgium	71	45	116
12	Marián Kovačócy	Slovakia	70	45	115
13	Borko Vasiljević	Serbia	66	48	114
14	Tolga Tuncer	Turkey	71	43	114
15	Lyndon Sosa	Luxembourg	72	42	114
16	Alberto Fernández	Spain	66	47	113
17	Sébastien Guerrero	France	69	44	113
18	Antonio Bailón	Spain	67	45	112
19	Antonin Desert	France	67	45	112
20	Ali Huseynli	Azerbaijan	68	44	112
21	Yavuz İlnam	Turkey	71	41	112
22	Andreas Löw	Germany	68	43	111
23	Andreas Makri	Cyprus	67	43	110
24	Matthew Coward-Holley	Great Britain	68	41	109
25	Boštjan Maček	Slovenia	63	44	107
26	Piotr Kowalczyk	Poland	65	42	107
27	João Azevedo	Portugal	69	38	107
28	Paul Pigorsch	Germany	67	49	106
29	Maxime Mottet	Belgium	65	40	105
30	Gian Marco Berti	San Marino	60	43	103
31	Derek Burnett	Ireland	65	37	102
32	Vesa Törnroos	Finland	57	40	97

The final round took place on 23 June to determine the final classification.^[3]

Rank	Athlete	Series										S-off	Notes
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	David Kostelecký (CZE)	5	10	15	20	25	29	33	37	40	44		GR
	Valerio Grazini (ITA)	4	8	13	18	23	26	31	35	39	42
	Aaron Heading (GBR)	4	9	13	17	21	26	30	34
4	Jiří Lipták (CZE)	5	10	14	17	20	24	28
5	Aleksey Alipov (RUS)	3	6	10	15	19	24
6	Giovanni Cernogoraz (CRO)	2	6	9	14	18