Brash grabbed his second Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix win of 2025, once again riding Hello Chadora Lady.

The rider cruised to his first-ever Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix Victory to the delight of home-country fans in Mexico City.

The 34-year-old rider from tiny Luxembourg became the youngest-ever winner of this prestigious season finale worth €1.25 million.

In an electric atmosphere, Malin Baryard-Johnsson, Nicola Philippaerts and Julien Epillard delivered near-flawless performances.

The six squads will square off on Saturday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital, for the €6.5 million Final, led by the Shanghai Swans.

Sophie Hinners, Thibeau Spits, and the team behind Equine America Unick du Francport were recognized for their extraordinary achievements.

Fifteen riders will descend on Riyadh for the clash of champions in the €1.25 million Longines Global Champions playoff event.

The Austrian won the 2024 Longines Global Champions Tour overall title in Rabat, at the first-ever CSI5* Grand Prix in Africa.

A showcase of the incredible journeys of the world’s top show jumping athletes as they overcome obstacles both on and off the course.

The picturesque 'City of Lights ' Moroccan venue replaces Abu Dhabi on the 2024 circuit, taking place October 18-20.