Top three in Jacubowice were the only riders to finish on a zero penalty score after two rounds. The best time in the second round belonged to Kamil Grzelczyk (POL) and Wibaro (Balou du Rouet x Graf Quidam) at 45,33 seconds. Jelmer Hoekstra (NED) and Arakorn (Cantos x Damiro) secured second place with 48,08 seconds followed by Michal Ziebicki (POL) and Heartbreaker S (Heartbreaker x G Ramiro Z), at 54,21 seconds.

Nicola Philippaerts (BEL) was the only rider to produce a clear jump-off in Knokke. Philippaerts rode Ustina Sitte (Clinton x Parco) and their time was 44,05 seconds.

Hendrik Denutte (BEL) finished second aboard Antigone Quality (Berlin x Heartbreaker) with four faults in the jump-off and the time 44,23 seconds. Third place went to Titouan Schmacher (FRA) and Oceane de Nantuel (Diamant de Semilly x Quidam de Revel).

The Grand Prix in Vichy saw Carlos Lopez (COL) on top with Cuplandra (Upgrade x Metall), folllowed by Edward Levy (FRA) and Starlette de la Roque (Jumpy des Fontaines x Kannan) in second and Nadja Peter Steiner (SUI) and Capuera II (Come On x Balounet du Rouet) in third. The top three riders delivered a clear jump-off, while number four, Jean Xhemal  (FRA) finished on a four penalty score.

In Bratislava six riders qualified for a second round where only one combination, Jaclyn Duff (CAN) and Pater Noster (Parco x Heartbreaker), delivered another clear round. Kathrin Müller (GER) and Ali Ramsay (CAN) ended second and third with four faults each, riding Felitia DH (Querlybet Hero x Apollonius XX) and Hermlien VD Hooghoev (Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve x Thunder van de Zuuthoeve) respectively.

The Grosser Preis der Deutschen Kreditbank AG in Gross Viegeln finished with three German riders on the podium. Inga Czwalina won the class with Silver Surfer 2 (Casall x Levisto),Holger Wulschner finished second riding BSC Skipper (Stoltzenberg x Lord Liberty) and Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum was third with Comanche 28 (Coupe de Coeur x Baloubet du Rouet). Also the following two riders were German, as Marko Kutscher and Markus Renzel also joined in for the jump-off.