Global Champions League

Al Shaqab is the stunning world-renowned venue that plays host to the electrifying launchpad to the 2024 LGCT and GCL season in the modern city of Doha, Qatar. Usually the classes are in the late afternoon and in the evening, which makes it a demanding competition, jumping under the lights.

The world’s premier show jumping series returns to the US continent bringing Olympic-level sport to the world-famous Miami Beach on America’s East Coast. A beautiful location with a challenging small arena.

We head to the expansive grass arena of Mexico City’s Campo Marte for the third stage of the thrilling 2024 season. The unique and colourful atmosphere in Chapultepec Park is a rider favourite, and is sure to see another exciting competition of world-class show jumping unfold.

Shanghai makes a much awaited return to the 2024 Longines Global Champions Tour and GCL calendar, with the competition to take place in a brand new, purpose built venue.

Madrid kicks off the European stages of the LGCT and GCL circuit, hosted at the exclusive Club de Campo Villa de Madrid. This stunning grass arena is an iconic venue in the buzzing cultural heart of the Spanish capital, and an important hub for those passionate about equestrian sport.

The glamorous and sophisticated French Riviera town of Saint-Tropez hosts the sixth leg of the 2024 season, with the arena only a stone’s throw away from the turquoise waters of Pampelonne beach. This sun-soaked destination is synonymous with elegance and style, and will play host to breathtaking competition once again at the Longines Athina Onassis Horse Show.

Heading along the French coast straight to the glamour destination of Cannes for the seventh stage of the season. The home of the dazzling Cannes Film Festival and the super-yachts of the Port of Cannes hosts an incredible level of sport just steps from the world-famous La Croissette and the shimmering Mediterranean coastline. A home competition for the Cannes Stars powered by Iron Dames, which makes it extra special.

The LGCT – Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping will celebrate its 10th edition in 2024. The prestigious Parisian leg of the LGCT and GCL circuit will take place, exceptionally, on the Plaine de Jeux de Bagatel. As a fan favourite stop on the LGCT Calendar, show jumping travels to the heart of this renowned city of style, attracting thousands of spectators to watch world-class competition unfold.

We head to Stockholm’s historic Olympic Stadium for the spectacular 9th stage of the 2024 season, and the championship’s only stop in Scandinavia. This stunning venue in the Swedish capital has a strong heritage in equestrian sport, having hosted the Olympic Games in 1912 and 1956, and will see home heroes and international stars battle for top honours in this inspiring city.

Monaco’s stunning super yachts and the Port d’Hercule provide a magical backdrop for a three-day feast of top-class show jumping in the 10th stage of the tour. The beautiful Principality of Monaco holds one of the smallest arenas on the tour, with competitors needing precision and skill to negotiate the testing track in this unique setting.

Riesenbeck International returns for the second time to the Longines Global Champions Tour and GCL circuit in 2024 as the only event in Germany. The top quality equestrian sports facility developed by multi-Olympic medallist Ludger Beerbaum.

The prestigious venue of Royal Hospital Chelsea sits in the heart of London, one of the world’s most iconic capital cities, and brings the best of the sport together in nail-biting competition for the 12th leg of the tour. This unique venue close to the River Thames and the chic boutiques of Chelsea has hosted a number of world-class events, and none more so than the thrilling 2024 LGCT and GCL circuit.

The spiritual home of LGCT and GCL is the stunning state-of-the-art Longines Tops International Arena in Valkenswaard, The Netherlands – one of the world’s leading equestrian facilities. This venue’s superb facilities were created by LGCT and GCL Founder and President, Jan Tops, and provide the perfect setting for international competition on sweeping grass arenas in this European equestrian hub.

Italy’s historic city of Rome hosts the 14th stage of the tour against an incredible backdrop, the Circus Maximus, which has been attracting visitors from all over the world for over two millennia. Ancient Rome’s Circus Maximus hosts horses for just the third time in over 2,000 years as the location for Longines Global Champions Tour of Rome.

The capital city of Morocco joins the Longines Global Champions Tour for the very first time in 2024, serving as the Finals for the LGCT and GCL Championships.