In the German Kiel, riders could collect points for the Longines Ranking today. So, it may be no surprise that the riders starting in the 'Preis de Wersteiner Brauerei' really wanted to win. A jump-off with twelve combinations had to decided who would take home the victory. It was Felix Hassmann, a rider who is in great form lately, who crowned himself as the winner. With Cayenne WZ (Claudio) under the saddle he jumped a clear jump-off in 30,19 seconds. This was enough for the victory. Second place was for another German rider. Jan Wernke and Queen Mary 10 (Contendro) left the wood untouched but was slightly slower than Hassmann. Third place was for Werner Huff and HH Fleur (Darco). They jumped a clear jump-off as well in 30,48 seconds. Fourth place was for Bak Lars Andersen. He and Carrasco 3 (Carentino) finished in 33,97 seconds. James Billington and Baltic Vdl (Quaprice) completed the top five. Click here for the results
In the German Kiel, riders could collect points for the Longines Ranking today. So, it may be no surprise that the riders starting in the 'Preis de Wersteiner Brauerei' really wanted to win. A jump-off with twelve combinations had to decided who would take home the victory. It was Felix Hassmann, a rider who is in great form lately, who crowned himself as the winner. With Cayenne WZ (Claudio) under the saddle he jumped a clear jump-off in 30,19 seconds. This was enough for the victory. Second place was for another German rider. Jan Wernke and Queen Mary 10 (Contendro) left the wood untouched but was slightly slower than Hassmann. Third place was for Werner Huff and HH Fleur (Darco). They jumped a clear jump-off as well in 30,48 seconds. Fourth place was for Bak Lars Andersen. He and Carrasco 3 (Carentino) finished in 33,97 seconds. James Billington and Baltic Vdl (Quaprice) completed the top five. Click here for the results