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FEI Driving World Championship

Riesenbeck (Germany) 15 August - 18 August 2012

Twenty-first FEI Driving World Championship, Four-in-Hand

Riesenbeck (GER) played host  to the FEI Driving World Championship for Four-in-Hand 20 years after the 11th edition in 1992.

The team title went to Netherlands, followed by Germany in silver and the USA in bronze.

Games Facts & Figures

  • 50
    Athletes
  • 18
    Nations
  • 3
    Competitions (Dressage, Marathon, Cones)

Facts & Figures:

Boyd Exell of Australia claimed to the individual gold beating Chester C. Weber (USA) and Ijsbrand Chardon (NED). Chardon is one only three Dutch drivers to secure gold at three consecutive World Championships, the others being De Ronde and Theo Timmerman.

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