Longines Global Champions Tour Heads to Cannes in 2025
Excitement Builds for Show Jumping on the French Riviera
23 May 2025 at 12:40 amBy b.wehner
In 2025, the Longines Global Champions Tour will take place in Cannes from 5 to 7 June, combining the allure of the French Riviera with elite equestrian sport. The coastal city, famous for its beauty, will host a unique show jumping competition set against the Mediterranean backdrop. The temporary arena, constructed specifically for this event in the heart of Cannes, will feature three days of competitive events. Riders will compete for championship points as the race to Riyadh intensifies.
The competition promises thrilling moments, with previous events showcasing remarkable jump-offs and unexpected results. Participants can expect to see established competitors alongside emerging talents, all navigating a challenging and technical course in front of enthusiastic crowds. The atmosphere in Cannes focuses on the balance between speed and accuracy for the riders. In addition to top-tier athletics, the LGCT of Cannes offers an exceptional guest experience.
Attendees can take advantage of hospitality services, entertainment, gourmet dining, and a vibrant shopping village located near the sandy beaches and luxury shops of the area. Visitors can enhance their experience by accessing the GC Lounge, providing a stylish vantage point to enjoy the event while mingling with sports figures and international guests.
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