LGCT 2025 European Leg Kicks Off in Madrid
Stage 4 Features Thrilling Competition and Iconic Venue
May 14, 2025 at 12:28 PMBy b.wehner
The European leg of the Longines Global Champions Tour (LGCT) 2025 begins in Madrid, showcasing fierce competition and passionate fans. The event takes place at the prestigious Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, known for its iconic views. As the championship standings tighten, riders are eager to secure wins in this highly anticipated stop.
The local team, Madrid in Motion, will seek to leverage the support of their home crowd to ascend the GCL leaderboard. With a talented lineup of riders, including LGCT Grand Prix champions and promising newcomers, the competition is expected to be intense.
Additionally, the horses competing in Madrid are recognized as key players in the sport. Their stories will unfold as they participate in the excitement of the 2025 season.
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