Traditionally, the best riders of the competition in Brussels were also highlighted. Among the five-star riders, Steve Guerdat crowned himself as the best rider of the competition!
In the ranking of the CSIO5*, Steve Guerdat proved to be the best with 554 points, a good 60 points more than Peder Fredricson (SWE). Third in this ranking was Lorenzo de Luca (ITA).
The Italian won the CSI3* Grand Prix, but in the classification of this international competition, the American rider, Jessica Springsteen, won. Odile Gierech followed with about 2 points difference in the ranking. Third place was for Mike van Olst!
In the CSI2* Ranking, the British rider, Millie Allen, proved to be the best. With a difference of more than 70 points, the British rider kept Thierry Goffinet (BEL) in second place. Dutchman Dennis van den Brink proved to be the third best of the CSI2* competition.
Julie De Pelsmaeker started the CSI1* Grand Prix as the leading lady in the CSI1*. After the Grand Prix, she remained the best ahead of Rik Nauta and Palma Sophie Gry Jansson-Christensen (DEN).
In the ranking of the CSIO5*, Steve Guerdat proved to be the best with 554 points, a good 60 points more than Peder Fredricson (SWE). Third in this ranking was Lorenzo de Luca (ITA).
The Italian won the CSI3* Grand Prix, but in the classification of this international competition, the American rider, Jessica Springsteen, won. Odile Gierech followed with about 2 points difference in the ranking. Third place was for Mike van Olst!
In the CSI2* Ranking, the British rider, Millie Allen, proved to be the best. With a difference of more than 70 points, the British rider kept Thierry Goffinet (BEL) in second place. Dutchman Dennis van den Brink proved to be the third best of the CSI2* competition.
Julie De Pelsmaeker started the CSI1* Grand Prix as the leading lady in the CSI1*. After the Grand Prix, she remained the best ahead of Rik Nauta and Palma Sophie Gry Jansson-Christensen (DEN).