“Are you going to the Global Champions Tour stop in Miami?” If you answer “Yes” to this question, you’re one of the fortunate few. If you answered “No”, prepare for a serious case of FOMO. (Fear of Missing Out, for the old folks.) Because the rider list is LIT.

United States
Georgina Bloomberg
Audrey Coulter
Lucy Davis
Kent Farrington
Jennifer Gates
Margie Goldstein-Engle
Lauren Hough
Laura Kraut
Todd Minikus
Jessica Springsteen
Jack Towell
McLain Ward

Austria
Max Kühner

Belgium
Niels Bruynseels
Pieter Devos
Jerome Guery
Nicola Philippaerts
Jos Verlooy
Gregory Wathelet

Brazil
Yuri Mansur Guerios
Eduardo Menezes

Canada
Eric Lamaze

Colombia
Carlos Lopez

Czech Republic
Anna Kellnerova
Ales Opatrny

Egypt
Abdel Saïd

France
Roger-Yves Bost
Simon Delestre
Kevin Staut

Germany
Christian Ahlmann
Daniel Deusser
Christian Kukuk
Marco Kutscher
Janne-Friederike Meyer
Nicola Pohl
David Will

Ireland
Bertram Allen
Michael Kearins
Darragh Kenny

Israel
Danielle Goldstein

Italy
Lorenzo de Luca
Alberto Zorzi

Mexico
Alberto Michán Halbinger

Netherlands
Harrie Smolders
Sanne Thijssen
Leopold van Asten
Maikel van der Vleuten

Norway
Geir Gulliksen

Qatar
Sheikh Ali Bin Khalid Al Thani
Bassem Hassan Mohammed

Spain
Gonzalo Añón Suarez
Pilar Lucrecia Cordon

Sweden
Mathilda Karlsson

Switzerland
Martin Fuchs
Steve Guerdat
Jane Richard Philips

United Kingdom
Scott Brash
Ben Maher
Emily Moffitt

This list includes eight of the world’s top ten riders, a veritable sea of Olympic veterans, and our recently crowned king of the indoors, McLain Ward.

American queen of our hearts and team member of Miami Glory for the Global Champions League Georgina Bloomberg will be on hand again this year for the stop after a tremendous finish last year, and couldn’t say enough good things about it.

“Miami is unique and special to American riders because it’s the only US Global Champions Tour stop. It’s a beautiful setting and it gives spectators who don’t usually get the chance to see our sport be exposed to it. It’s rare that we get to ride so close to the ocean and have people wandering by and maybe stopping to check it out. It’s a special place to ride and between the setting and the importance of the competition, it has established itself as one of the premier shows in the world.”

What we’re trying to say is, if you’re bored and within a 10 hour drive of Miami this weekend, cure your FOMO with a trip to Miami for the most stunning stop on the tour. (It’s free, after all!)

Go Miami, and go jumping.

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