Saturday night in Bordeaux shifts from Jumping to championship Driving as Boyd Exell leads a six-driver field into the FEI Driving World Cup™ Final. With margins measured in milliseconds, history is on the line.

The FEI Driving World Cup Final in Bordeaux opened with fine margins and immediate pressure, as Bram Chardon edged ahead on Saturday night and the title race remained wide open heading into Sunday.

Jumping de Bordeaux 2026 brings prime-time World Cup Jumping, championship Driving and the debut of international dressage to one of the circuit’s most historic venues. From founding World Cup heritage to festival-scale atmosphere, Bordeaux prepares for a defining indoor weekend.

Partner Pferd Leipzig 2026 delivered elite indoor sport across the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ and FEI Driving World Cup™, with high-level performances shaping World Cup standings in both disciplines.

Jumping Mechelen 2025 closed the indoor year with elite sport across the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™, FEI Dressage World Cup™ and FEI Driving World Cup™, offering a clear form guide as the circuits move toward Basel and the decisive winter phase.

Boyd Exell once again dominated the Geneva Driving World Cup in 2025, delivering a performance defined by precision, rhythm, and experience. With Bundy, his 22-year-old lead horse, still active at the highest level, Geneva provided another compelling chapter in a season built on sustained excellence in four in hand driving.