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Steve Guerdat and Jos Verlooy remain on top of the Longines Rankings

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 02-05-2020

Of course there are no changes in the Longines Ranking of this month since no competitions are being jumped at the moment. This means Steve Guerdat remains the number 1 of the world. Jos Verlooy stays in the lead of the U25 ranking. 


Steve Guerdat remains on top of the ranking followed by another Swiss rider, Martin Fuchs. Daniel Deusser is in third position. Pieter Devos and Ben Maher complete the top five on fourth and fifth place. 

In the U25 ranking, no changes happened either. This means Jos Verlooy remains on top followed by Betram Allen. Brian Moggre is on third place.

Click here for the Longines ranking

Click here for the U25 ranking

Steve Guerdat remains on top of the ranking followed by another Swiss rider, Martin Fuchs. Daniel Deusser is in third position. Pieter Devos and Ben Maher complete the top five on fourth and fifth place. 

In the U25 ranking, no changes happened either. This means Jos Verlooy remains on top followed by Betram Allen. Brian Moggre is on third place.

Click here for the Longines ranking

Click here for the U25 ranking

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