Although the world rankings change every month, there are still some certainties to hold on to. Henrik von Eckermann continues to reign, a position he has held for over a year now.
At the top, we still see the Swedish von Eckermann closely followed by Julien Epaillard (FRA). Steve Guerdat (SUI) is perhaps making one of the biggest leaps, entering the top three as the newly crowned European Champion. He was ranked twelfth last month but now claims the third position.
Ben Maher (GBR) has also performed excellently in the past month, including securing a fourth-place finish at the European Championships. He moves up from ninth to fourth, pushing Martin Fuchs (SUI) down to fifth. McLain Ward (USA) drops a spot from fifth to sixth, while Harrie Smolders (NED), who was previously ranked third, now falls to seventh.
Kent Farrington (USA) maintains his eighth position, and Simon Delestre (FRA) settles for ninth after his sixth-place finish last month. The top ten is rounded out by Shane Sweetnam, with the Irishman narrowly holding onto his top ten ranking as he moves from seventh to tenth.
At the top, we still see the Swedish von Eckermann closely followed by Julien Epaillard (FRA). Steve Guerdat (SUI) is perhaps making one of the biggest leaps, entering the top three as the newly crowned European Champion. He was ranked twelfth last month but now claims the third position.
Ben Maher (GBR) has also performed excellently in the past month, including securing a fourth-place finish at the European Championships. He moves up from ninth to fourth, pushing Martin Fuchs (SUI) down to fifth. McLain Ward (USA) drops a spot from fifth to sixth, while Harrie Smolders (NED), who was previously ranked third, now falls to seventh.
Kent Farrington (USA) maintains his eighth position, and Simon Delestre (FRA) settles for ninth after his sixth-place finish last month. The top ten is rounded out by Shane Sweetnam, with the Irishman narrowly holding onto his top ten ranking as he moves from seventh to tenth.