Fresh off an Olympic gold medal, the Team GB will rely on their determination, skill, and a stellar support staff this season.

The Olympic champions took on a tough international field of 45 over Canadian Peter Grant's course, edging Ben Maher and Nina Mallevaey.

Desert Circuit 3 in Thermal, CA, saw the Belgian rider nab the $200,000 feature, while the Canadian piloted the stallion Chatadel PS to his first 1.45m win.

The Swedish rider's decision to winter at WEF is paying off as he and Glamour Girl log their second Challenge Cup win.

As we meet the teams that will take part in the series this year, Swiss precision awaits with chef d’équipe Peter Van Der Waaij at the helm.

The 17-year-old from Burlington rode her own Toucare KDW Z to one of just two double-clear rounds to win the 1.45m event on Sunday.

The grass derby field in Wellington saw 44 international entries compete over Olaf Petersen Jr's course, with the German rider duplicating last year's victory.

The pair won the $200,000 UF Health Grand Prix CSI4* in a three-horse jumpoff – the US rider's third international victory in two weeks.

The Canadian rode the 10-year-old Belgian Warmblood owned by his mom Lesley Martin to the win in their first FEI week together at WEC-Ocala.

Under the leadership of chef d’équipe Peter Weinberg, Belgium is well-equipped to contend for another major title.