In Brussels press conference the Rolex Grand Prix winner, Richard Vogel said: "I am only able to compete at this level, with these results, thanks to my team". Vogel's latest results bring him to the number one spot on the new Longines Ranking!
Former number one, Kent Farringon (USA) drops back to the runner-up position while Scott Brash (GBR) moves one spot ahead to place three. New worldchampion, Steve Guerdat (SUI) re-enters the top ten, switching his 16th place for the fourth spot.
Ireland's Shane Sweetnam drops from the third spot into fifth, advancing on Great-Britain's BEn Maher. The FEI Worldchampionships did shake up the top ten as new number 7 is Italy's Piergiorgio Bucci (formely 7th). Daniel Deusser (GER) follows in eight, while McLain Ward (USA) sits in 9th. Nina Mallevaey rounds up the top ten!