Vaulting World Cup

Vaulting World Cup

Full name	FEI Vaulting World Cup ™
sport	Vaulting
Association	FEI
Website	www.fei.org

Anna Cavallaro at the World Cup stage in Salzburg 2012

The FEI Vaulting World Cup (FEI Vaulting World Cup ™) is a tournament series held since 2011 by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) .

Story and mode

The idea of ​​holding a World Cup tournament series during the indoor season, as in other equestrian sports, came from the German vaulting artist Kai Vorberg . Together with two of the largest tournament organizers from Germany and Austria, EN GARDE Marketing GmbH and horsedeluxe event GmbH, the tournament series was developed and held for the first time in winter 2010/2011 - as an official tournament series of the FEI.

Each World Cup stage and also the World Cup final are carried out according to a simple mode: In each competition of the World Cup (single women, single men, pas-de-deux / double vaulting) two freestyle are carried out. The final result is calculated from the addition of the results of the two freedoms.

Until the 2017/2018 season, the tournament series was referred to as FEI World Cup Vaulting (FEI World Cup ™ Vaulting).

Scoring points

The system for awarding the rating points has remained largely unchanged since the first season. The vaulters can collect points at all stages. Since the 2013/2014 season, only the two best results from each vaulting artist / pair have been included in the respective overall ratings.

Up to the 2017/2018 season, points were awarded as follows:

space	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th
Points	15th	13	11	9	7th	5	3	1

For the 2018/2019 season, the number of possible participants per evaluation test was increased and the table for awarding evaluation points was adjusted:

space	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	10
Points	15th	13	11	9	7th	5	4th	3	2	1

In the World Cup finals, all participants start from scratch again, the only decisive factor for winning the World Cup is the result there.

World Cup 2010/2011

The 2010/2011 season served as a test season with a total of five tournaments. World Cup stages took place in Munich ( Munich Indoors ), Dresden (Advent tournament), Salzburg (Amadeus Horse Indoors) and Paris-Villepinte (Salon du cheval). At all World Cup tournaments, individual vaulting tests for women and individual vaulting men were carried out.

The 2011 World Cup finals in vaulting were held together with the World Cup finals in dressage , show jumping and driving in four in hand in Leipzig.

In the overall ranking of women, Pia Engelberty , who competed in all four World Cup tournaments, was in the lead with 29 points. Antje Hill and Simone Wiegele (all three for Germany) followed with 26 points each . In the men's race, with three wins and 45 points, the Swiss Patric Looser was clearly in the lead in the overall standings. Yvan Nousse (France / 35 rating points) and Lukas Klouda (Czech Republic / 27 rating points) followed in second and third place.

Results of the World Cup Final 2011 in Leipzig

→ Main article : "Vaulting" in the article World Cup Finals 2011 (equestrian sport)

competition	space	Vaulters	Lunge guide	horse	1st freestyle ranking	2nd freestyle ranking	Overall rating
Ladies singles	1	Simone Wiegele	Agnes Werhahn	Arkansas	8.320	8,613	8,467
Men's singles	1	Patric Looser	Alexandra Knauf	Record RS from the Wintermühle	8,626	8,793	8.710

World Cup 2011/2012

In the 2011–2012 season, the stages of the World Cup took place in Kiel ( Baltic Horse Show ), Munich, Salzburg, Paris-Villepinte and Leipzig ( partner horse ).

With one win and three third places, Simone Jäiser from Switzerland secured the top spot in the overall ranking of women. Behind her in second and third place came Anna Cavallaro (Italy / 37 rating points) and Sarah Kay (Germany / 35 rating points) followed in second and third place. The overall ranking in the men's singles was again led by Patric Looser with three wins (45 points). Viktor Brüsewitz from Germany followed with 39 points and Lukas Klouda from the Czech Republic with 38 points.

Results of the 2012 World Cup finals in Bordeaux

The 2012 World Cup final in individual vaulting was held in Bordeaux in February 2012. This was a double premiere for the Jumping International de Bordeaux tournament held in the Parc des expositions de Bordeaux : In addition to the vaulting world cup final, the four-in-hand driving world cup final was held in Bordeaux for the first time .

In the women's category, Joanne Eccles, who had already won Salzburg and Paris, won well ahead of her younger sister Hannah Eccles. The men’s victory was also clear, with Patric Looser confirming his dominance in this World Cup season.

betting competition	space	country	Vaulters	Lunge guide	horse	1st freestyle ranking	2nd freestyle ranking	Overall rating
Ladies singles	1	GBR	Joanne Eccles	John Eccles	Bentley	8,827	8,847	8,837
	2	GBR	Hannah Eccles	John Eccles	Bentley	8,193	8.260	8.227
	3	FRA	Anne-Sophie Musset	Nelson Vidoni	Harley	8.227	8,200	8.214
Men's singles	1	SUI	Patric Looser	Alexandra Knauf	Record RS from the Wintermühle	8,780	8,853	8.817
	2	FRA	Ivan Nousse	Elke Schelp Lensing	Whisper 215	7,847	8,613	8.230
	3	GER	Viktor Brüsewitz	Alexandra Knauf	Harry Potter RS ​​von der Wintermühle	8.107	7,980	8.044

World Cup 2012/2013

The calendar for the 2012/2013 season again comprised five special stages. From that year Kiel did not hold any more vaulting tests, Bordeaux was a normal stage of the Vaulting World Cup this season. The stages were thus held in Munich, Salzburg, Paris-Villepinte, Leipzig and Bordeaux. The new venue for the finals in the 2012/2013 season was Braunschweig .

The regulations of the World Cup were changed to the extent that only the best three results from each vaulting competitor were included in the overall ranking. The maximum point scoring of 45 points was achieved with the women Anna Cavallaro from Italy, she won in Munich, Salzburg and Leipzig. 39 rating points brought Simone Jäiser (Switzerland) to second place, third place went to Carola Sneekes (Netherlands / 37 rating points).

In the men's category , it was Frenchman Nicolas Andréani , who was in first place overall with three wins in Paris, Leipzig and Bordeaux. Lukas Klouda (Czech Republic) came just behind on 43 points, 35 points meant third place for Ivan Nousse from France.

Results of the 2013 World Cup finals in Braunschweig

For the first time an FEI World Cup series held a World Cup final in Braunschweig. The 2013 Vaulting World Cup final took place as part of the Löwen Classics , which took place in the Volkswagen Hall from March 13th to 17th .

In the women's singles, Anna Cavallaro also won in Braunschweig. While she took the lead in the first freestyle test with a grade of over 9, the decision in the second freestyle was much tighter. Here Simone Jäiser came close to Cavallaro's result (0.066 behind).

betting competition	space	country	Vaulters	Lunge guide	horse	1st freestyle ranking	2nd freestyle ranking	Overall rating
Ladies singles	1	ITA	Anna Cavallaro	Nelson Vidoni	Harley	9,056	8,888	8,972
	2	SUI	Simone Jäiser	Rita Blieske	Luk	8.514	8,822	8,668
	3	GER	Jennifer Brown	Verena Rosenkranz	Willow	8,293	8,662	8,477
Men's singles	1	FRA	Nicolas Andréani	Elke Schelp Lensing	Carlos	8,751	8,907	8,829
	2	GER	Thomas Brüsewitz	Irina Lenkeit	airbus	8.709	8.875	8,792
	3	FRA	Ivan Nousse	Elke Schelp Lensing	Carlos	8.733	8,449	8,591

World Cup 2013/2014

For the first time in the 2013/2014 season, World Cup competitions in double vaulting, the pas de deux, took place. In the 2013/2014 World Cup season, stages took place in Munich, Stuttgart ( Stuttgart German Masters ), Paris-Villepinte, Salzburg and Leipzig, although in Stuttgart only double vaulting competitions were announced. The world cup final in vaulting was held for the second time in Bordeaux.

From the 2013/2014 season onwards, only the two best results of each vaulting artist / pair were included in the respective overall ratings. In the women's individual, the top place went to Anna Cavallaro (Italy / 30 points). Corinna Knauf from Germany and Simone Jäiser from Switzerland each achieved 26 points . In the men's category , Lukas Heppler (Switzerland) and Lukas Klouda (Czech Republic) shared first place with 28 rating points, with Frenchmen Jacques Ferrari and Nicolas Andréani each collecting 26 rating points .

In the first Pas de deux World Cup season, two pairs came first in the overall ranking with 30 points each: Jasmin Lindner and Lukas Wacha from Austria and Pia Engelberty and Torben Jacobs from Germany. The American sisters Cassidy Palmer and Kimberly Palmer got 28 rating points.

Results of the 2014 World Cup finals in Bordeaux

The 2014 World Cup final was held as part of Jumping International de Bordeaux in Bordeaux, the tournament took place from February 7th to 9th, 2014. As two years before, the four-in-hand World Cup final took place here at the same time.

In the women’s category, Anna Cavallaro defended her victory from last year, and Nicolas Andréani achieved the same in the men’s singles. In the double vaulting, Jasmin Lindner and Lukas Wacha started as reigning world and European champions as favorites. After they had already won the first freestyle with a margin, the victory in the second freestyle was extremely clear with a score of 9.120. All in all, this brought them the World Cup final victory.

betting competition	space	country	Vaulters	Lunge guide	horse	1st freestyle ranking	2nd freestyle ranking	Overall rating
Ladies singles	1	ITA	Anna Cavallaro	Nelson Vidoni	Harley	8,556	8,488	8,522
	2	SUI	Simone Jäiser	Rita Blieske	Luk	8.376	8.347	8,361
	3	NED	Esther Sneekes	Marjo Sneekes	Nolan	7.458	7.384	7.421
Men's singles	1	FRA	Nicolas Andréani	Marina Joosten Dupon	Quiece d'Aunis	8,737	8,915	8,826
	2	FRA	Jacques Ferrari	Francois Athimon	Poivre Vert	8.549	8,577	8,563
	3	SUI	Lukas Heppler	Rita Blieske	Luk	8.179	8.260	8,219
Double	1	AUT	Jasmin Lindner Lukas Wacha	Maurits de Vries	Bram	8,447	9.120	8,783
	2	GER	Pia Engelberty Torben Jacobs	Alexandra Knauf	Danny Boy	8.204	8.502	8,353
	3	AUT	Evelyn's friend Stefanie Millinger	Nina Rossin	Robin	7,944	7.731	7,837

World Cup 2014/2015

With the exception of the final, the tournament calendar for the 2014/2015 World Cup season was initially identical to the previous season, with stages in Munich, Stuttgart, Paris-Villepinte, Salzburg and Leipzig. However, since no pair of this World Cup season in Stuttgart submitted their entry , the invitation to a CVI Master Class was changed. Graz was chosen as the location for the World Cup finals.

In the four remaining World Cup stages, two wins in the women's category and the lead in the overall standings went to Lisa Wild . Wild had already won a World Cup stage in 2011 and, after a long injury, had competed in a World Cup test for the first time in the 2013/2014 season. Simone Jäiser followed with a victory and a second place in second place, third place with 24 points went to Anna Cavallaro. Cavallaro had to do without her successful horse Harley in this World Cup season, especially a fifth place in the World Cup test in Salzburg (eighth place in the first lap) cost her important points.

In the men's category it was again Nicolas Andréani who took the top position with two wins. Second place in the overall standings was shared by Viktor Brüsewitz, Julian Wilfling (both Germany) and Lukas Klouda (Czech Republic) with 26 points each. In the double vaulting category, the three best pairs of the 2014 World Cup final were also dominant in the 2014/2015 World Cup season, but in reverse order: Evelyn Freund and Stefanie Millinger received 30 points, 28 Pia Engelberty and Torben Jacobs and 26 Jasmin Lindner and Lukas Wacha.

Results of the 2015 World Cup finals in Graz

In February 2015, a world cup final in vaulting took place in Austria for the first time. The "Festival of the Horses Graz", riding tournament and equestrian fair in the city ​​hall of Graz was chosen as the venue .

In the women's singles, last year's winner Anna Cavallaro was able to compete again with a Harley . She received an average grade of 8.631 for her expressive freestyle courses with a high level of difficulty. But Lisa Wild and Simone Jäiser made up the victory among themselves. While the victory in the first freestyle went to Wild, Simone Jäiser won the second freestyle with an outstanding score of 9.218. But overall, the World Cup final victory went to Lisa Wild with a margin of 0.010, Jäiser was once again World Cup runner-up.

The men's standings were marked by the end of Nicolas Andréani's career. While the Frenchman had to give way to Thomas Brüsewitz in the first freestyle, he won the second freestyle by a clear margin and thus secured the third World Cup final victory of his athletic career.

The final decision in the pas de deux was clouded by several rejections: Pia Engelberty was unable to travel to Graz due to an examination of her studies, the Freund / Millinger couple dropped out due to injury, and participation was not possible for other couples. So only two pairs started, victory went to the fourth-placed pair at the 2014 World Equestrian Games: Gera Marie Grün and Justin van Gerven.

betting competition	space	country	Vaulters	Lunge guide	horse	1st freestyle ranking	2nd freestyle ranking	Overall rating
Ladies singles	1	AUT	Lisa Wild	Nina Rossin	Robin	8,974	9,062	9.018
	2	SUI	Simone Jäiser	Rita Blieske	Luk	8,797	9.218	9.008
	3	ITA	Anna Cavallaro	Nelson Vidoni	Harley	8,754	8.508	8,631
Men's singles	1	FRA	Nicolas Andréani	Marina Joosten Dupon	Just a kiss	8,688	9.239	8,964
	2	GER	Thomas Brüsewitz	Patric Looser	Danny Boy	8.736	8.715	8.726
	3	GER	Julian Wilfling	Alexander Zebrak	Luino	8,462	8,630	8.546
Double	1	GER	Gera Marie Green Justin van Gerven	Patric Looser	Danny Boy	7.269	8,474	7,872

World Cup 2015/2016

With the 2015/2016 season, individual and pas de deux evaluations became mandatory for all World Cup tournaments, whereupon Stuttgart withdrew from the Vaulting World Cup. Two new stages were added: In the 2015/2016 World Cup series, valuation tests were held at tournaments in Madrid (Madrid Horse Week), Paris-Villepinte, Salzburg, Mechelen (Jumping Mechelen) and Leipzig. The World Cup final in single and double vaulting was held in Dortmund in 2016.

The first two stages of the World Cup in Madrid and Paris took place on the same weekend. In Madrid, special stages had been announced in all three competitions, but the pas de deux freedoms did not take place. Thus, the double voter was able to collect evaluation points in four stages this season, the single voter in five stages.

With two wins from just two tournament starts, Anna Cavallaro collected 30 points in the overall standings for women singles. Simone Jäiser was able to achieve three victories from four starts, and due to the World Cup regulations she also received 30 points. Third place with 24 points each was shared by Anne Sophie Musset from France and Kristina Boe from Germany. In the men's race, Jannis Drewell (Germany) collected 30 points. In his first World Cup season after a career break due to injury, Daniel Kaiser (Germany) scored 28 points. Clement Taillez from France achieved the same number of points .

Pia Engelberty and Torben Jacobs collected 30 points for the overall standings with two stage wins, Erika di Forti and Lorenzo Lupacchini (Italy / 28 evaluation points) came second.

Results of the World Cup Final 2016 in Dortmund

The final of the 2015/2016 World Cup season was initially awarded to Vienna. However, since the Vienna Horse Festival was completely canceled, the Vaulting World Cup was without a final location. In January 2016, the FEI re-awarded the final; Dortmund and Saumur had applied as venues. The traditional Westfalenhallen horse show (Signal Iduna Cup), which had already hosted the show jumping World Cup in 1990 and the dressage World Cup final in 1999, was awarded the contract.

The World Cup final was held in early March 2016. The second women's freestyle and the double vaulting were organized in the evening program of the tournament Saturday (March 5th), the second men's singles freestyle took place in the late morning of March 6th, 2016.

The horse of the 2013 and 2014 winner, Anna Cavallaro, did not pass the vet check in Dortmund, whereupon Cavallaro had to start with a replacement horse in the women's singles. She came in fourth, well behind the leaders. Instead, Simone Jäiser dominated the competition. After she came in second place several times in World Cup finals, Jäiser attacked in the last two tests of her active vaulting career and won both freedoms and thus the World Cup final. Kristina Boe came in second, the 22-year-old Austrian Isabel Fiala in third.

There was also a sporty farewell to the double vaulting: After completing her teaching degree, Pia Engelberty retired from competitive sports, Dortmund was her last appearance together with Torben Jacobs. With a clear lead and in the second freestyle with a grade of 9.217, both of them clearly won the World Cup final.

Starting as the favorite in the men's singles, Jannis Drewell made a major mistake at the beginning of his first freestyle. Daniel Kaiser, on the other hand, convinced with a new freestyle and won the freestyle with a score of 0.425 points. Although Drewell lived up to his role as favorite in the second freestyle and won, Kaiser was ahead in the final ranking of the World Cup final.

betting competition	space	country	Vaulters	Lunge guide	horse	1st freestyle ranking	2nd freestyle ranking	Overall rating
Ladies singles	1	SUI	Simone Jäiser	Rita Blieske	Luk	8.602	8,700	8,651
	2	GER	Kristina Boe	Winnie Schlueter	Don de la Mar	8.348	8,632	8,490
	3	AUT	Isabel Fiala	Veronika Greisberger	Pink Floyd	7,838	8.225	8.032
Men's singles	1	GER	Daniel Kaiser	Nina Vorberg	Down Under LR	8.817	8,697	8,757
	2	GER	Jannis Drewell	Simone Drewell	Diabolus	8,392	8,842	8,617
	3	FRA	Vincent Haennel	Fabrice Holzberger	Quartz d'Olbiche	8.324	8,479	8.402
Double	1	GER	Pia Engelberty Torben Jacobs	Patric Looser	Danny Boy	8,763	9.217	8,990
	2	ITA	Erika di Forti Lorenzo Lupacchini	Meta Jans	Wim	8.183	8.111	8.147
	3	United States	Kimberly Palmer Cassidy Palmer	Wolfgang Renz	Leon	7.916	7.708	7.812

World Cup 2016/2017

The tournament calendar for the 2016/2017 season was identical to the previous year with stages in Madrid, Paris-Villepinte, Salzburg, Mechelen and Leipzig as well as the final in Dortmund. Once again there was no qualifying test in double vaulting at Madrid Horse Week, the tournament in Paris took place on the same weekend.

With two wins each, two female vaulters were ahead in the overall ranking of the women’s individual: Anna Cavallaro and her lunge guide Nelson Vidoni contested this World Cup season with a new horse, the 2006 born chestnut gelding Monaco Franze . Last year's World Cup final runner-up, Kristina Boe, also collected 30 points. Silvia Stopazzini came third with 26 points.

Stopazzini was also successful in the pas de deux: together with Lorenzo Lupacchini, she won the special stages in Mechelen and Salzburg, after having finished second in Leipzig (30 points for two wins). Torben Jacobs collected 28 points together with his new sports partner Theresa-Sophie Bresch. In the men's individual, Lukas Heppler from Switzerland led the overall ranking with 30 points. Jannik Heiland (Germany / 26 rating points) came in second.

Result World Cup Final 2017 in Dortmund

After Dortmund was subsequently selected as the final venue instead of Vienna last year, the FEI awarded the 2017 final directly to the Signal Iduna Cup. The tournament, which was held in Dortmund's Westfalenhalle, took place from March 2nd to 5th in 2017.

In the women's final there was a duel for the World Cup victory: While Anna Cavallaro still won 0.2 points in the first freestyle, Kristina Boe was able to win the second freestyle with a minimal advantage. Due to the lead from the first freestyle, the 2017 World Cup victory went to Cavallaro. Only an hour after her start in the women's singles, Silvia Stopazzini was due to appear in the pas de deux freestyle. Stopazzini and Lorenzo Lupacchini clearly won both freestyle examinations and thus secured the World Cup victory.

Similar to the women's final, the men's first freestyle also led to a clear lead, with last year's second Jannis Drewell winning ahead of Lukas Heppler. In the second freestyle, Heppler came close to Drewell's result. But Jannis Drewell also won this test and became the 2017 men's World Cup winner.

betting competition	space	country	Vaulters	Lunge guide	horse	1st freestyle ranking	2nd freestyle ranking	Overall rating
Ladies singles	1	ITA	Anna Cavallaro	Nelson Vidoni	Monaco Franze	8,662	8,646	8,654
	2	GER	Kristina Boe	Winnie Schlueter	Don de la Mar	8,418	8,650	8.534
	3	ITA	Silvia Stopazzini	Laura Carnabuci	Hot Date Tek	8.083	8.401	8.242
Men's singles	1	GER	Jannis Drewell	Simone Drewell	Diabolus	8,642	8,797	8.720
	2	SUI	Lukas Heppler	Nelson Vidoni	Monaco Franze	8.375	8.733	8,554
	3	GER	Jannik Heiland	Winnie Schlueter	Rockard H	8,293	8.518	8.406
Double	1	ITA	Silvia Stopazzini Lorenzo Lupacchini	Laura Carnabuci	Rose pride	8,594	8.802	8,698
	2	GER	Theresa-Sophie Bresch Torben Jacobs	Alexandra Knauf	Picardo	8.188	8,689	8,439
	3	GER	Jolina Ossenberg-Engels Timo Gerdes	Claudia Döller-Ossenberg-Engels	dragoon	8.006	7,837	7,922

World Cup 2017/2018

New location a stage of the World Cup were in the season 2017/2018 the beginning of February in the Messe Offenburg-Ortenau in Offenburg conducted Baden Classics. The other stations of the previous season remained part of the season, which had grown to six stages. For the third time in a row, Dortmund hosted the World Cup final.

After two wins and a second place, the Swiss Nadja Büttiker was in the lead among the women after completing the six stages. With 28 points, Kristina Boe and Corinna Knauf came in second behind her. The situation for the men was almost identical: Lukas Heppler from Switzerland led, the Germans Jannis Drewell, Jannik Heiland and Viktor Brüsewitz followed in second place.

In the pas-de-deux, the dominant couple of the previous year, Silvia Stopazzini and Lorenzo Lupacchini, did not participate in the World Cup season. The couples Theresa-Sophie Bresch / Torben Jacobs and Zoe Maruccio / Syra Schmid each got 28 points and thus finished first with equal points before the World Cup final.

Result of the World Cup Final 2018 in Dortmund

In the 2018 season, the World Cup final was awarded directly to the Signal Iduna Cup in Dortmund. In 2018, the tournament held in the Westfalenhalle took place from March 22nd to 25th.

In the first freestyle, Nadja Büttiker confirmed her position in the season ranking and took the lead with a lead over Kristina Boe. The second freestyle, however, went far less well for her: Büttiker slipped away once during the freestyle and made an unplanned departure from the horse. Nevertheless, it showed the second best performance of its competition with 8.293 points. For Kristina Boe, however, her freestyle went perfectly, the judges gave her and her gelding Don de la Mar 8.835 points. On average in both tests, this was enough for Boe to take first place and win the World Cup final for the first time.

The decision for the title in the pas-de-deux was clear: Theresa-Sophie Bresch and Torben Jacobs secured the World Cup title on the back of Holiday On Ice . In the second freestyle, Jolina Ossenberg-Engels Timo Gerdes was also able to convince the judges, they received a grade of 8.035. But they had already blocked their chances in the first freestyle, where they had two falls.

The starting field in Dortmund for the men was high: only Balázs Bence from Hungary could not keep up in terms of performance and came in sixth with an overall result of 6.237 points. The five other participants all finished their freestyle with grades of 8.0 and better. The winner of both freedoms and thus also the winner of the World Cup was Jannis Drewell for the second time in a row.

betting competition	space	country	Vaulters	Lunge guide	horse	1st freestyle ranking	2nd freestyle ranking	Overall rating
Ladies singles	1	GER	Kristina Boe	Winnie Schlueter	Don de la Mar	8.745	8,835	8,791
	2	SUI	Nadja Büttiker	Monika Winkler	Keep Cool III	8,821	8,293	8,558
	3	GER	Corinna Knauf	Alexandra Knauf	Fabiola W.	8,440	8.225	8.333
Men's singles	1	GER	Jannis Drewell	Gesa Bührig	Claus	8,788	8.806	8,797
	2	FRA	Clement Taillez	Cédric Cottin	Dyronn	8,711	8.734	8.723
	3	GER	Jannik Heiland	Winnie Schlueter	Highlander	8,468	8,672	8,570
Double	1	GER	Theresa-Sophie Bresch Torben Jacobs	Alexandra Knauf	Holiday On Ice E.	8,437	8.236	8.337
	2	SUI	Zoe Maruccio Syra Schmid	Michael Heuer	Latino v. Forest CH	7,938	7.701	7,820
	3	SUI	Marina Mohar Celine Hofstetter	Rita Blieske	Saturnus	7.236	7.417	7.327

World Cup 2018/2019

With the 2018/2019 season, the rules no longer required the organizers to hold competitions in pas-de-deux, only the individual competitions for women and men remained mandatory. The permissible number of starters in the valuation tests and the World Cup finals has been increased for the individual vaulters, and up to eight participants are now allowed per gender.

Internet

• FEI World Cup ™ Vaulting on the FEI International Equestrian Federation website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Salzburg becomes World Cup station , steckenpferd.antville.org, November 25, 2010, accessed on April 29, 2017
2. ↑ The FEI World Cup ™ Vaulting Rules, In effect for the season 2017-2018 ( Memento of the original from July 10, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , fei.org, accessed April 29, 2017 
3. ↑ The FEI World Cup ™ Vaulting Rules, In effect for the season 2017-2018 ( Memento of the original from July 10, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Article 6.3, accessed May 13, 2017 
4. ↑ ^{a b} The FEI Vaulting World Cup ™ Rules, In effect for the season 2018-2019 , accessed on November 18, 2018
5. ↑ FEI Worldcup Vaulting Rankings Female 2010/2011 , fei.org, accessed on April 29, 2017
6. ^ FEI Worldcup Vaulting Rankings Male 2010/2011 , fei.org, accessed on April 29, 2017
7. ↑ Results WC 2011
8. ↑ FEI Worldcup Vaulting Rankings Female 2011/2012 , fei.org, accessed on April 29, 2017
9. ^ FEI World Cup Vaulting Female Final 2012 , results.scgvisual.com, accessed April 29, 2017
10. ^ FEI World Cup Vaulting Male Final 2012 , results.scgvisual.com, accessed April 29, 2017
11. ↑ FEI Worldcup Vaulting Rankings Female 2012/2013 , fei.org, accessed on April 29, 2017
12. ↑ FEI Worldcup Vaulting Rankings Male 2012/2013 , fei.org, accessed on April 29, 2017
13. ^ FEI World Cup Vaulting Final 2013 Female , accessed April 29, 2017
14. ^ FEI World Cup Vaulting Final 2013 Male , accessed April 29, 2017
15. ↑ FEI Worldcup Vaulting Rankings Female 2013/2014 , fei.org, accessed on April 29, 2017
16. ↑ FEI Worldcup Vaulting Rankings Male 2013/2014 , fei.org, accessed on April 29, 2017
17. ↑ FEI Worldcup Vaulting Rankings Pas de deux 2013/2014 , fei.org, accessed on April 29, 2017
18. ↑ FEI World Cup Vaulting Final 2014 Female , accessed April 29, 2017
19. ↑ FEI World Cup Vaulting Final 2014 Male , accessed April 29, 2017
20. ↑ FEI World Cup Vaulting Final 2014 Pas de deux , accessed on April 29, 2017
21. ↑ Page no longer available , search in web archives: Double Vaulting 2014 at the German Masters in Stuttgart , Sonja Hintsch / voltigierommunikel.de, November 25, 2014
22. ^ Result individual women, CVI-W Salzburg 2012
23. ↑ ^{a b c d} World Cup overall rankings for women from the 2014/2015 season
24. ↑ ^{a b c d} World Cup overall ratings for individual men from the 2014/2015 season
25. ↑ ^{a b c d} World Cup overall ratings for individual men from the 2014/2015 season
26. ↑ Festival of Horses Graz 2015: Lisa Wild (AUT / S), Nicolas Andreani (FRA), Gera Marie Grün and Justin van Gerven (GER) are the overall FEI World Cup ™ Vaulting winners! , reitsportnews.at, February 21, 2015, accessed on May 1, 2017
27. ↑ Two German and one Swiss victories at the Vaulting World Cup in Leipzig , pferderevue.at, January 19, 2015, accessed on May 1, 2017
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31. ↑ FEI World Cup Vaulting Final 2015 Pas de deux , accessed on May 1, 2017
32. ↑ Concentration on three World Cup competitions - new schedule and attractive admission prices ( Memento of the original from January 22, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Report on the Stuttgart German Masters website, May 5, 2015 
33. ↑ World Cup season 2015/2016 on inside.fei.org
34. ^ Announcement of the CVI-W at the Madrid Horse Week 2015
35. ↑ ^{a b} “Summit of Bliss”: Daniel Kaiser from Delitzsch wins Vaulting World Cup , Johannes David / Leipziger Volkszeitung , March 8, 2016, accessed on May 5, 2017
36. ↑ World Cup final in Dortmund! - Vaulting elite meets at the SIGNAL IDUNA Cup , voltigierservice.de, January 23, 2016, accessed on May 5, 2017
37. ↑ FEI World Cup Individual Vaulting Final 2015/2016 - Female , accessed on May 5, 2017
38. ↑ Voltige: Simone Jäiser ends career in Dortmund with her first victory in the World Cup final , pferdonline.ch, March 16, 2016, accessed on May 5, 2017
39. ↑ FEI World Cup Vaulting Final 2015/2016 - Pas de deux , accessed on May 5, 2017
40. ↑ Dortmund: Vaulting World Cup final with the last dance of the vampires, surprises and more , page 2, St. Georg, March 6, 2016, accessed on May 5, 2017
41. ↑ FEI World Cup Individual Vaulting Final 2015/2016 - Male , accessed on May 5, 2017
42. ↑ Dortmund: Vaulting World Cup final with the last dance of the vampires, surprises and more , page 3, St. Georg, March 6, 2016, accessed on May 5, 2017
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46. ↑ Dortmund: All good World Cup things come in threes for Kristina Boe , Christine Meyer zu Hartum / St. Georg, March 24, 2018
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48. ↑ FEI World Cup ™ Vaulting Final 2018, Pas de Deux , accessed on November 18, 2018
49. ↑ FEI World Cup ™ Vaulting Final 2018, Individual Male , accessed November 18, 2018