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Rolf-Göran Bengtsson still in the lead of the LGCT

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 17-08-2014

After the Longines Global Champions Tour edition in London it are two Swedes who top the standings.  Rolf-Göran Bengtsson is in the lead, and Henrik von Eckermann is rank two with Edwina Tops-Alexander as rank three on the same points as Eckermann, but with less podium finishes.

Twenty points separate Bengtsson and Eckermann / Tops-Alexander. Ludger Beerbaum is rank four, and Bassem Hassan Mohammed rank five. Three legs remain of the tours.

Click here for the full standings.

After the Longines Global Champions Tour edition in London it are two Swedes who top the standings.  Rolf-Göran Bengtsson is in the lead, and Henrik von Eckermann is rank two with Edwina Tops-Alexander as rank three on the same points as Eckermann, but with less podium finishes.

Twenty points separate Bengtsson and Eckermann / Tops-Alexander. Ludger Beerbaum is rank four, and Bassem Hassan Mohammed rank five. Three legs remain of the tours.

Click here for the full standings.

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