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FEI Rankings

The COVID-19 outbreak has led to the cancellation or postponement of numerous international Jumping events in various regions of the world as of March 2020. It is unclear when the number of FEI competitions will return to normal. To mitigate the impact this will have on the Longines Rankings, until the situation is stabilised, the FEI have developed a policy to deal with this unprecedented situation.

In summary, until there are 12 full months of normal competition (at least 12 months away), the rankings will be based on an extended timeframe to encapsulate 12 months of normal competition.

Twelve months after the competition calendar is deemed to have returned to normal globally (determined by The Longines Ranking Working Group), the timeframe during which Longines Ranking points remain valid will be decreased by one month with each new Ranking until the standard 12 month rolling timeframe has been reached.

The table below presents FEI Rankings for Australian riders from April 2020 – March 2021

Also, here is the list of current rankings for out Young Riders. Jake Hunter retains his place in the world’s top 100, while Izabella Stone makes her first appearance in the FEI rankings