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Global Champions are thrilled to unveil the highly anticipated 2024 Longines Global Champions Tour and GCL Season Calendar. This year promises to be a global spectacle giving unfiltered access to elite equestrian sport, coupled with a unique blend of top tier hospitality and world-class entertainment. 

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Global Champions Tour: Der Kalender für 2023 ist da!

• Dez 2, 2022

Springen – Der Terminkalender der Global Champions Tour 2023 verspricht eine spannende Saison. Insgesamt 16 Wochenenden in 13 Ländern stehen auf dem Programm. Nach dem Start Anfang März in Doha zieht der Springzirkus weiter nach Nord- & Südamerika und quer durch Europa, bevor dann nach der Etappe in New York, das Finale in Riyadh, Saudi Arabien, und die Play-Offs in Prag anstehen.

Die erste Station der Global Champions Tour 2023 findet von 2. bis 4. März 2023 statt. Traditionell beginnt die Serie in Doha (QAT). Hier werden zum ersten Mal beide GCL-Teamrunden am selben Tag ausgetragen werden.

Vom Nahen Osten führt die Tour nach Miami Beach (USA) und Mexico City (MEX), gefolgt von fünf Monaten quer durch Europa (St. Tropez, Cannes, Stockholm, Paris, Monaco, Riesenbeck, London, Valkenswaard & Rom) und anschließend wieder über den Atlantik nach New York (USA). Den Abschluss bilden die Finals zwölf Flugstunden weiter in Riyadh (SAU). Zwischen all jenen Reiter:innen, die während der laufenden Saison ihr Golden Ticket lösen konnten, wird es von 16. bis 19. November 2023 den Showdown bei den Play-Offs in Prag (CZE) geben. 

Präsident und Gründer der Longines Global Champions Tour und Global Champions League Jan Tops sagte in Bezug auf die Veröffentlichung des Veranstaltungskalenders für 2023: „Wir freuen uns, unseren Kalender für 2023 mit 16 Veranstaltungen auf der ganzen Welt bekannt zu geben. Wir freuen uns über die starke Dynamik, die LGCT und GCL weiterhin erleben, und wie jedes Jahr darauf, unseren leidenschaftlichen Fans eine Mischung aus aufregenden neuen Orten und alten Favoriten mit einigen der größten Städte und ikonischen Reiseziele der Welt bieten zu können.”

Longines wird auch im nächsten Jahr der Namens- und Hauptsponsor der internationalen Springserie sein. Der Vertrag würde bis 2027 verlängert.

Spannend werden noch die neuen Global Champions League Team-Aufstellungen für die neue Saison. Derzeit war unser Max Kühner (T) als Teil der Shanghai Swans unterwegs und konnte bei den diesjährigen Play-offs in Prag mit seinem Team den dritten Rang erreiten.

Kalender 02. – 04.3.2023 Doha (QAT) 12. – 15.4.2023 Miami Beach (USA) 20. – 23.4.2023 Mexico City (MEX) 12. – 14.5.2023 Madrid (ESP) 01. – 03.6.2023 Saint Tropez (FRA) 08. – 10.6.2023 Cannes (FRA) 16. – 18.6.2023 Stockholm (SWE) 23. – 24.6.2023 Paris (FRA) 29.6. – 01.7.2023 Monaco (MCO) 21. – 23.7.2023 Riesenbeck (GER) 10. – 13.8.2023 London (GBR) 18. – 20.8.2023 Valkenswaard (NED) 15. – 17.9.2023 Rom (ITA) 22. – 24.9.2023 New York (USA) 26. – 28.10.2023 Finals Riyadh (SAU) 16. – 19.11.2023 Playoffs Prag (CZE)

>>  Hier geht es zum Global Champions Tour Kalender 2023

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Longines Global Champions Tour: Kalender mit 16 Etappen für 2023

In Doha geht es im März los, es folgen Miami und Mexiko: Der Countdown für die Saison 2023 der Longines Global Champions Tour & GCL läuft, seit heute ist der vollständige Kalender öffentlich. Nach der Saison 2022, die erst vor wenigen Wochen mit den Prager Playoffs zu Ende ging, richten sich nun alle Augen auf die Saison 2023 mit 16 Events. Mit dem neuen Ziel Riesenbeck, das zu der Mischung aus wiederkehrenden Orten hinzukommt, startet die Springreitserie auch mit einer deutlichen Steigerung des Preisgeldes. In der Saison 2023 werden die einzelnen LGCT-Serien und die GCL-Teamkonkurrenz Ziele vom Nahen Osten über Amerika und Asien bis ins Herz Europas ansteuern. Jan Tops, Präsident und Gründer der Longines Global Champions Tour und GCL, sagte: „Jedes Jahr freuen wir uns darauf, unseren Fans eine Mischung aus aufregenden neuen Orten und alten Favoriten mit einigen der größten Städte und ikonischen Reiseziele der Welt bieten zu können. Wir setzen uns wie immer dafür ein, unseren Sport auszubauen und neue Zuschauer für den Springsport zu gewinnen.“

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Longines Global Champions Tour announces 16-stage calendar for 2023

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The countdown is on to the 2023 Longines Global Champions Tour & GCL season as the full calendar is revealed today.  

With an extraordinary 2022 season wrapping up with the Prague Playoffs just a few short weeks ago, all eyes now turn to the buzzing 16 event 2023 season. With a brand new destination added to the thrilling mix of returning fan favourites, the excitement for the new season builds as the world’s most dynamic show jumping series launches huge new projects and innovations to keep the sport pushing forward in all areas including a significant increase in prize money.

The 2023 season will see the individual LGCT series and the GCL team championship race span continents from the Middle East to The Americas, to Asia and into the heart of Europe, cementing the circuit’s powerful global footprint.

Jan Tops, President and Founder of Longines Global Champions Tour and GCL said: "We are excited to announce our calendar for 2023 with 16 events around the world. We are delighted with the strong momentum LGCT and GCL continues to experience and every year we look forward to being able to bring our passionate fans a mix of exciting new locations and old favourites featuring some of the world’s greatest cities and iconic destinations.

We are committed as ever to growing our sport and attracting new audiences to show jumping and next year we can't wait to show everyone our new plans to keep LGCT & GCL growing at a rapid and exciting pace."

The 2023 LGCT and GCL Calendar:

Doha: 2 - 4 March Miami Beach: 12 - 15 April Mexico City: 20 - 23 April Madrid: 12 - 14 May Ramatuelle/Saint Tropez: 1 - 3 June Cannes: 8 - 10 June Stockholm: 16 - 18 June Paris: 23 - 24 June Monaco: 29 June - 1 July Riesenbeck: 21 - 23 July London: 10 - 13 August Valkenswaard: 18 - 20 August Rome: 15 - 17 September New York: 22 - 24 September Riyadh: 26 - 28 October (Finals) Prague: 16 - 19 November (Playoffs)  

The opening leg in 2023 will take place in just over three months, from 2 - 4 March at the stunning AL SHAQAB in Qatar's capital, Doha, where for the first time ever both GCL team rounds will be held on the same day. Stay tuned for the full reveal of the brand new LGCT & GCL weekend class format which is to be released soon.  

The high-profile first event of the 2023 calendar, held at the world-class equestrian facility will ensure a dramatic kick-off to the new LGCT and GCL season. From the Middle East, the Tour heads straight to the Americas followed by a fantastic five months across Europe touching down in dynamic capital cities, beautiful Riviera destinations and Riesenbeck International will make an exciting debut on the tour before the grand finale in Riyadh.  

Shanghai, China will not be part of the 2023 calendar but everyone is looking forward to its return to the series in 2024.  

The race to the season championship will take horses, riders and spectators around the globe to 16 major cities and key locations. Riders will be battling to secure their golden ticket all season for a coveted spot in the ultimate individual showdown, the Longines Global Champions Tour Super Grand Prix at the GC Prague Playoffs. And motivation will be high among team owners, managers and riders to deliver maximum performance to put them in a strong position for the high-pressure knockout stages of the GCL Super Cup at the O2 Arena in Prague for the final event of the calendar.  

Millions of fans followed the LGCT and GCL season throughout 2022 as sporting excellence reached new levels, with the world’s best riders and horses guaranteed at every event. Fans watched live at the venues or on GCTV live streaming and TV, as well as following all the excitement on social media. The series will aim to expand its audience further during 2023 focusing on digital and broadcast coverage around the world.  

This year marked an important milestone for Longines as it extended its long-term partnership with the Longines Global Champions Tour to 2027, underscoring the success of this collaboration and the growing popularity of the equestrian sport. As Title Partner and Official Timekeeper, Longines will once again have a strong presence throughout the 2023 season and they will present elegant timepieces to recognise the great performances of every Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix and Longines Global Champions Tour Super Grand Prix winner.  

In the upcoming weeks, the new GCL team line-ups will be revealed for the 2023 GCL championship as fans across the world get ready for the start of another epic season. All the action, including the GCL R1 & R2 and the LGCT Grand Prix, will be streamed live on GCTV at every event.

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Longines Global Champions Tour Announces 2023 Calendar

The 16-stop tour includes a brand new destination - riesenbeck - and a significant increase in prize money..

By: Longines Global Champions Tour Media | November 30, 2022

The countdown is on to the 2023 Longines Global Champions Tour & GCL season as the full calendar is revealed today.

With an extraordinary 2022 season wrapping up with the Prague Playoffs just a few short weeks ago, all eyes now turn to the buzzing 16 event 2023 season. With a brand new destination added to the thrilling mix of returning fan favourites, the excitement for the new season builds as the world’s most dynamic show jumping series launches huge new projects and innovations to keep the sport pushing forward in all areas including a significant increase in prize money.

The 2023 season will see the individual LGCT series and the GCL team championship race span continents from the Middle East to The Americas, to Asia and into the heart of Europe, cementing the circuit’s powerful global footprint.

Jan Tops, President and Founder of Longines Global Champions Tour and GCL said: “We are excited to announce our calendar for 2023 with 16 events around the world. We are delighted with the strong momentum LGCT and GCL continues to experience and every year we look forward to being able to bring our passionate fans a mix of exciting new locations and old favourites featuring some of the world’s greatest cities and iconic destinations.

We are committed as ever to growing our sport and attracting new audiences to show jumping and next year we can’t wait to show everyone our new plans to keep LGCT & GCL growing at a rapid and exciting pace.”

The 2023 LGCT and GCL Calendar:

Doha: 2 – 4 March Miami Beach: 12 – 15 April Mexico City: 20 – 23 April Madrid: 12 – 14 May Ramatuelle/Saint Tropez: 1 – 3 June Cannes: 8 – 10 June Stockholm: 16 – 18 June Paris: 23 – 24 June Monaco: 29 June – 1 July Riesenbeck: 21 – 23 July London: 10 – 13 August Valkenswaard: 18 – 20 August Rome: 15 – 17 September New York: 22 – 24 September Riyadh: 26 – 28 October (Finals) Prague: 16 – 19 November (Playoffs)

The opening leg in 2023 will take place in just over three months, from 2 – 4 March at the stunning AL SHAQAB in Qatar’s capital, Doha, where for the first time ever both GCL team rounds will be held on the same day. Stay tuned for the full reveal of the brand new LGCT & GCL weekend class format which is to be released soon.

The high-profile first event of the 2023 calendar, held at the world-class equestrian facility will ensure a dramatic kick-off to the new LGCT and GCL season. From the Middle East, the Tour heads straight to the Americas followed by a fantastic five months across Europe touching down in dynamic capital cities, beautiful Riviera destinations and Riesenbeck International will make an exciting debut on the tour before the grand finale in Riyadh.

Shanghai, China will not be part of the 2023 calendar but everyone is looking forward to its return to the series in 2024.

The race to the season championship will take horses, riders and spectators around the globe to 16 major cities and key locations. Riders will be battling to secure their golden ticket all season for a coveted spot in the ultimate individual showdown, the Longines Global Champions Tour Super Grand Prix at the GC Prague Playoffs. And motivation will be high among team owners, managers and riders to deliver maximum performance to put them in a strong position for the high-pressure knockout stages of the GCL Super Cup at the O2 Arena in Prague for the final event of the calendar.

Millions of fans followed the LGCT and GCL season throughout 2022 as sporting excellence reached new levels, with the world’s best riders and horses guaranteed at every event. Fans watched live at the venues or on GCTV live streaming and TV, as well as following all the excitement on social media. The series will aim to expand its audience further during 2023 focusing on digital and broadcast coverage around the world.

This year marked an important milestone for Longines as it extended its long-term partnership with the Longines Global Champions Tour to 2027, underscoring the success of this collaboration and the growing popularity of the equestrian sport. As Title Partner and Official Timekeeper, Longines will once again have a strong presence throughout the 2023 season and they will present elegant timepieces to recognise the great performances of every Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix and Longines Global Champions Tour Super Grand Prix winner.

In the upcoming weeks, the new GCL team line-ups will be revealed for the 2023 GCL championship as fans across the world get ready for the start of another epic season. All the action, including the GCL R1 & R2 and the LGCT Grand Prix, will be streamed live on GCTV at every event.

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Global Champions Tour: Termine 2023 stehen fest

Die Global Champions Tour hat ihre Turniertermine für das kommenden Jahr veröffentlicht. 15 Stationen der Global Champions Tour und der Mannschaftsserie Global Champions League führen zum Finale, den Playoffs, die wieder in Prag ausgetragen werden. Das Foto zeigt den spektakulären Turnierplatz am Strand von Miami Beach.

Die Termine und Orte:

02.03. – 04.03. Doha (QAT)

12.04. – 14.04. Miami (USA)

20.04. – 23.04. Mexico City (MEX)

12.05. – 14.05. Madrid (ESP)

01.06. – 03.06. St. Tropez (FRA)

08.06. – 10.06. Cannes (FRA)

16.06. – 18.06. Stockholm (SWE)

23.06. – 25.06 Paris (FRA)

29.07. – 01.07. Monte Carlo (MON)

21.07. – 23.07. Riesenbeck (GER)

10.08. – 13.08. London (GBR)

18.08. – 20.08. Valkenswaard (NED)

15.09. – 17.09. Rom (ITA)

22.09. – 24.09. New York (ISA)

26.10. – 28.10. Riad (KSA)

16.11. – 19.11. Finale in Prag (CZE)

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Ticketverkauf startet für die Longines Global Champions Tour Etappe und für die FEI Europameisterschaften in Dressur und Para-Dressur in Riesenbeck

Riesenbeck International startet in ein Turnierjahr der Extraklasse: Ab jetzt gibt es Tickets für die einzige deutsche Etappe der Longines Global Champions Tour und Global Champions League Teamserie (21. bis 23. Juli) und für die FEI Europameisterschaften in Dressur und Para-Dressur (5. bis 10. September).

Beide Veranstaltungen hätten jeweils für sich allein schon das Zeug zum Top-Event des Jahres. Wenn jetzt zwei derartige Highlights -  zudem in den verschiedenen Reitdisziplinen – an einem Ort ausgetragen werden, ist das mehr als bemerkenswert.

„Wir sind 2015 mit unserem Pferdesportzentrum Riesenbeck International gestartet. Damals hätten wir im Traum nicht daran gedacht, dass sieben Jahre später im Abstand von acht Wochen zuerst die besten Springreiter der Welt, dann anschließend die besten Dressurreiter bei uns zu Gast sind“, sagt Karsten Lütteken, der bei beiden Großereignissen Turnierdirektor sein wird.

 „Es werden herausfordernde Wochen für uns werden“, ist sich auch Hausherr Ludger Beerbaum sicher. „Wir werden als Team Riesenbeck International bei der Global Champions League zweifach gefordert sein. Natürlich wollen wir perfekte Bedingungen bei der einzigen Etappe der Longines Global Champions Tour in Deutschland für unsere Kollegen bieten. Und wir möchten als Team bei unserem Heimspiel den Fans tollen Sport und ein gutes Ergebnis liefern.“ Das 5*-Turnier bietet über die hochdotierte Serie hinaus an drei Tagen Top-Sport mit den besten Springreitern aus aller Welt.  

In der Zeit zwischen beiden Turnieren wird das Rasenstadion zu einem Sandplatz für die Dressurreiter umfunktioniert. „Alles rückt zusammen, eine Tribüne wird in den Platz hinein gebaut“, verrät Karsten Lütteken. So erleben die Zuschauer auch die Dressurprüfungen der internationalen Elite ganz nah. Die Para-Dressurreiter haben Gelegenheit, ihre Wettbewerbe in unmittelbarer Nähe, aber dennoch geschützt vom ganzen Trubel in der großen Sandarena vor der Veranstaltungshalle abzuhalten. Auch hier sind die Zuschauer ganz nah am Geschehen.

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AUGUSTA, Ga. — While every member of the 72-player field at this year’s Augusta National Women’s Amateur will be working to etch their name in the history books at one of golf’s most historic venues, that isn’t everything that’s on the line this week in Augusta, Ga.

Not only will the champion receive the coveted trophy and be exempt into the next five editions of the ANWA so long as they remain an amateur, but they’ll also be invited to participate in some of the most prestigious events in women’s golf on the LPGA Tour, receiving exemptions into four of the year’s five major championships.

The first event the ANWA winner will get to tee it up in is The Chevron Championship, which is set to begin in two weeks on Thursday, April 18. It’s the second year that the tournament will be contested at The Club at Carlton Woods in The Woodlands, Texas having been held at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, Calif., in its previous 51 editions.

Emilia Migliaccio, who made the 36-hole cut on the number on Thursday, was one of six amateurs in the field at The Chevron Championship in 2020 and fondly remembers her experience competing in the LPGA’s major, a moment that was made even more special by whom she got to play alongside in the first two rounds.

“After getting the exemption, I wondered who I was going to be paired with,” remembers Migliaccio. “It ended up being my college teammate, Jennifer Kupcho. It felt like we were back trying to qualify for Wake Forest. I remember we were both struggling, but then we fought back and made the cut. It was really memorable for me because that was my fourth major, but the first one I made a cut in.”

As one of the top-ranked amateurs in the world during her collegiate heyday, Migliaccio was more than used to competing on some of golf’s biggest stages, having done so plenty of times throughout her career. But the experience of teeing it up in a major alongside the world’s best players is something that cannot be recreated, even in the most storied of amateur tournaments. So Migliaccio is grateful that the ANWA winner will get that opportunity and will be hoping that she can mount one of the largest comebacks in Augusta National Women’s Amateur history to have that chance come the end of the final round.

“I know it would mean so much to every player in the field to earn an exemption into an LPGA major,” Migliaccio said. “There’s already so much that comes with winning ANWA, but to go from teeing it up with the best amateurs in the world to the best professionals just two weeks later, it’s just such a special opportunity. So much credit goes to Chevron for wanting to grow the game and to show off top amateur players on a major stage.”

Rachel Kuehn hasn’t had nearly as much experience as her Wake Forest teammate when it comes to playing in majors, but she does know what it’s like to battle against the Tour’s most talented. The now 22-year-old played in the 2023 Amundi Evian Championship last July, and while she ultimately missed the cut at Evian Resort Golf Club, it was an invaluable glimpse behind the curtain for the aspiring professional golfer.

“I had a great experience at Evian. I didn't play great, but being around the best players in the world was so special,” said Kuehn. “To go out and get a chance to play for an exemption into another major is a really cool opportunity for everyone in the field. It gives you a chance to evaluate where you are and where you want to go.

“Like my parents harped on when I was growing up, every experience, you should never take it for granted. When I was playing in the Evian, I tried my hardest to soak it all in and enjoy the week and learn from everyone that I got to play practice rounds and tournament rounds with. You don't know how often that's going to happen and how many chances you're gonna get to play in major championships.”

Currently sitting in a tie for second at 3-under with 18 holes at Augusta National Golf Club left to play, 16-year-old Gianna Clemente will be contending on Saturday in Georgia as she works to add the Augusta National Women’s Amateur title to her laundry list of incredible achievements.

As a 14-year-old in 2022, she Monday qualified for three straight LPGA Tour events and has played in one additional LPGA Tour tournament and two Epson Tour events since that same year, gaining plenty of knowledge about the professional ranks very early on in her young career. And she’ll lean on some of that experience as she works to win a title on Saturday at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur.

“It’s very important,” Clemente said when asked if she’ll rely upon her past success against professionals in the final round. “It can be a little bit intimidating. Obviously, Augusta National is very intimidating. Just reminding myself that I've been in these situations before, and I felt these nerves before. It's really important to draw some confidence off that.”

But having yet to play in a major championship, a goal that every little girl dreams of accomplishing when they pick up a golf club for the first time, Clemente’s eyes sparkled with anticipation at the mention of the opportunity to earn four LPGA Tour major exemptions with a victory. And having already had a taste of what it’s like to play on the biggest stage in women’s golf, you can be sure that Clemente will be doing everything she can on Saturday to make her dream a reality and find herself in the Chevron Championship in just a couple of weeks.

“It would be an honor. I would absolutely love to do that. Obviously, I have a lot of work ahead of me still left to make that happen,” said Clemente. “I've played in three LPGA events, and none of them were majors, but it was such good experience. I had a great time in all of them, and it was just so fun. I would love to be able to do that again.”

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