Longines League of Nations

The Longines League of Nations (LLN) is the modern evolution of international Nations Cup showjumping, bringing together the world’s top teams in a streamlined, global series. While nation-versus-nation competition in equestrian sport dates back to 1909, the Longines League of Nations introduces a unified format designed to deliver consistent, high-quality team competition across a season, culminating in a single Final. What is the Longines League of Nations? How the competition works Each Longines League of Nations competition is run over: Team penalties from both rounds are combined to determine the final placings at each qualifier and at the Final. Starting

The equestrian athletes who will battle for supremacy in leg three of the Longines League of Nations in Rotterdam (NED) in just over a week’s time have been named. Five of the top 20 athletes on the current Longines World Rankings will line up for their nations in Rotterdam with Olympic, World and European Champions amongst them. The series sees teams of four athletes from 10 nations – the nine highest ranked nations in the world (as per the Longines League of Nations™ Ranking list) and the reigning Longines League of Nations Champions. All teams compete across four qualifying legs,