Philippe Rozier (FRA) won the CWD Grand Prix at the CSI 2* Fontainebleau Classicé, a competition that counts toward the world rankings. Riding Prestigio LS La Silla, the rider from the Paris region dominated the jump-off among twelve qualifiers, beating Mathieu Lambert (FRA) and Ines Joly (FRA). A mostly French podium finish concluded the event in a great atmosphere at the Grand Parquet, after a Grand Prix bringing together thirteen nationalities.

Beyond the sporting performances, Fontainebleau Classic once again offered a weekend rich in conviviality. On Friday, the legendary Petit Parquet was transformed into a giant beach for the beach volleyball tournament. In a relaxed atmosphere where flip-flops and shorts were the order of the day, four teams competed directly on the track. Saturday, it was time for the show with the highly anticipated Jump & Drive by CWD, a unique event that combines speed riding and car relays. Among the regulars of this competition, Camille Condé Ferreira, a 4* rider, had never before won… And now she has! For the first time, she shared the adventure with her companion Rosario Mangione, and the duo won brilliantly. Already the winner of the opening event of the CSI 1* on Thursday, her horse Black Knight GEM brought her luck once again!

Freshly renovated, the Grand Parquet's main arena is preparing to open a new chapter in its history with the Fontainebleau Classic 2025. For the very first time since the completion of the renovations, the track will host competition from June 26 to 29, marking a key moment in this edition. On this occasion, the young horse classes, the CSI Am Medium Tour, and several CSI 1* classes will be the first to take to the track. A symbolic moment that anchors the Fontainebleau Classic 2025 in the history of the Grand Parquet.