The FEI has opened the bidding process for the qualifiers and the final for the Longines League of Nations Series, which will launch next year. Organisers can now make their bid on the events for the seasons 2024-2027.

The FEI presented their draft proposal for the Longines League of Nations series almost two months ago, which included a brand new global concept with five qualifiers and one final decided by the FEI after a bidding process. The working concept presented by the FEI proposed that the series will be open to the ten best nations in the world based on the Longines Ranking, with the possibility to qualify for a final planned to be worth 1.6 million Euro in prize money alongside several additional bonuses.

While the rules for the Longines League of Nations series are in the process of being reviewed by the FEI Jumping Committee before being submitted to the FEI Board for approval at its in person meeting on 5-6 June 2023, the bidding process is now already underway and will close on June 23. 

Read more about the proposed plans for the Longines League of Nations Series here.