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Lausanne added in the Longines Masters series

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 14-03-2019

In 2018 the CSI5* competition of Lausanne took a one year Break. The Swiss competition is now back on the agenda in June. After being a part of the Longines Global Champions Tour the organizers decided to go independent but the financial pressure was to high. Now Christophe Ameeuw jumps in the rescue as he adds the competition to his famous Longines Masters. In the future Lausanne will join, Paris, New York and Hong Kong for the Longines Masters, that now counts four competitions, just like the Rolex Grand Slam.

In 2018 the CSI5* competition of Lausanne took a one year Break. The Swiss competition is now back on the agenda in June. After being a part of the Longines Global Champions Tour the organizers decided to go independent but the financial pressure was to high. Now Christophe Ameeuw jumps in the rescue as he adds the competition to his famous Longines Masters. In the future Lausanne will join, Paris, New York and Hong Kong for the Longines Masters, that now counts four competitions, just like the Rolex Grand Slam.

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