The Longines Global Champions Tour has announced the renewal of its agreement with Madrid, ensuring that the Spanish capital will remain a venue for the circuit until 2033. The news consolidates LGCT Madrid as one of the most emblematic and stable legs of the global calendar. The agreement guarantees that the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid will continue to host the best riders and horses on the planet over the coming decade in a setting that combines tradition, passion and sporting excellence.
The organisation of the Longines Global Champions Tour has highlighted that Madrid has become a fundamental pillar of the circuit, both due to the quality of its facilities and the response of the public, which fills the stands of the Club de Campo every year. The vibrant atmosphere, the sporting level and the privileged location have been key factors in ensuring the continuity of this venue, which has been part of the calendar since 2013 and now extends its presence for at least seven more editions.
The announcement reinforces Madrid's position as one of the leading equestrian capitals in Europe. The city not only hosts one of the most anticipated legs of the circuit, but has also established itself as a meeting point for fans, professionals and sponsors, who find in the LGCT a top-tier international showcase. The renewal of the agreement ensures that the public will be able to continue enjoying top-class competitions, with the regular presence of Olympic, world and European champions.
The organisation has stressed that the objective is to continue offering an event of increasing quality, with full stands, a unique atmosphere and a sports programme that keeps Madrid at the centre of international show jumping. The continuation of the LGCT in the capital also provides a boost for the promotion of equestrian sport in Spain, which benefits from the visibility and media impact of one of the most prestigious competitions in the world.
With this renewal, Madrid secures a prominent place in the future of the circuit and reaffirms its commitment to elite equestrian sport. The Club de Campo Villa de Madrid will continue to be, for many years to come, an essential venue for international show jumping enthusiasts.
