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Championships

Marlon Modolo Zanotelli wins the individual ranking of the Global Champions League in St. Tropez

  • by Elvira Van Duuren
  • 19-05-2022
In St. Tropez the last class of the day was concluded. Besides the Global Champions League 1m55 team competition, there was also an individual ranking in this 5* class. Marlon Modolo Zanotelli was able to win that individual ranking by setting the fastest time in this competition against the clock. 

For this victory Marlon Modolo Zanotelli could count on the BWP-mare Like A Diamond van het Schaeck (v. Diamant de Semilly). They were fast and clear in the unbeatable time of 61,02 seconds. Roger Yves Bost was just a bit slower. With Bluemuch Des Baleines (v. Chacco-Blue) he finished the course in 62,52 seconds, just enough for the second place. 

His fellow countryman Edward Levy claimed the third place with Rebeca LS (v. HH Rebozo). They stayed ahead of Simon Delestre, who ended in fourth place with Hermes Ryan (v. Hugo Gesmeray). Scott Brash and Hello Shelby (v. Stolzenberg) completed the top five of this speedclass. 


Click here for the complete results. 

For this victory Marlon Modolo Zanotelli could count on the BWP-mare Like A Diamond van het Schaeck (v. Diamant de Semilly). They were fast and clear in the unbeatable time of 61,02 seconds. Roger Yves Bost was just a bit slower. With Bluemuch Des Baleines (v. Chacco-Blue) he finished the course in 62,52 seconds, just enough for the second place. 

His fellow countryman Edward Levy claimed the third place with Rebeca LS (v. HH Rebozo). They stayed ahead of Simon Delestre, who ended in fourth place with Hermes Ryan (v. Hugo Gesmeray). Scott Brash and Hello Shelby (v. Stolzenberg) completed the top five of this speedclass. 


Click here for the complete results. 

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