Australian driver Boyd Exell proved he remains in a league of his own by securing a third successive individual WEG gold medal.

Not even broken brakes could prevent Boyd Exell (AUS) from tightening his grip towards a third successive individual gold medal at WEG Tryon.

The world's top-ranked driver Boyd Exell has his sights set on another FEI Driving World Championship, winning the Dressage phase at WEG on Friday.

Australian Boyd Exell produced a driving dressage masterclass at the 2018 World Equestrian Games, with a team of horses he rates his best ever.

Eight nations will compete in Driving at the World Equestrian Games including Australia, Belgium ,Czech Republic, France, Germany, Poland, Netherlands, USA.

The numbers are in for week two of the 2018 World Equestrian Games when 365 athletes from 53 countries will compete in the four remaining disciplines.

A recap of day two of the FEI World Equestrian Games™ Tryon 2018 Test Event for Para-Dressage, Dressage, and Driving, hosted at TIEC.