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Christian Ahlmann wins Grand Prix as Pius Schwizer leads the Rankings

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 11-05-2013
fbdc8e7364e55b5fa7f0569c70c8e52fChristian Ahlmann and Codex One win the Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix of Hamburg after a nail-biting jump off with five top international combinations. Daniel Deusser (GER) finished second with the lovely Cornet d Amour and French rider Roger-Yves Bost finished third aboard Nippon d Elle. Swiss Olympian Pius Schwizer takes over the lead from Michael Whitaker for the Longines Global Champions Tour rankings. The top Swiss rider now leads the Longines Global Champions Tour season rankings going into the third leg in Wiesbaden, Germany. © GCT
fbdc8e7364e55b5fa7f0569c70c8e52fChristian Ahlmann and Codex One win the Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix of Hamburg after a nail-biting jump off with five top international combinations. Daniel Deusser (GER) finished second with the lovely Cornet d Amour and French rider Roger-Yves Bost finished third aboard Nippon d Elle. Swiss Olympian Pius Schwizer takes over the lead from Michael Whitaker for the Longines Global Champions Tour rankings. The top Swiss rider now leads the Longines Global Champions Tour season rankings going into the third leg in Wiesbaden, Germany. © GCT
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