With the penultimate stage of the Longines Global Champions Tour done in Vienna, Laura Kraut stays in the lead of the tour with 187 points. Christian Ahlmann is still second on 185 points, while Edwina Tops-Alexander is third on 181. Then follows Luciana Diniz in fourth on 178 points, and Rolf-Göran Bengtsson makes a leap from rank ten to five after today’s third place to become overall rank five on 175 points.
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With the penultimate stage of the Longines Global Champions Tour done in Vienna, Laura Kraut stays in the lead of the tour with 187 points. Christian Ahlmann is still second on 185 points, while Edwina Tops-Alexander is third on 181. Then follows Luciana Diniz in fourth on 178 points, and Rolf-Göran Bengtsson makes a leap from rank ten to five after today’s third place to become overall rank five on 175 points.
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