One Big Thing: FEI Annual Report 2025 Now Available
Germany tops the first FEI Eventing Nations Cup leg of the season at Marbach. Photo by FEI / Libby Law Photography.
The FEI Annual Report 2025 is now available to download from the FEI Library, showcasing a landmark year for the FEI and the global equestrian community. Richly illustrated and packed with highlights, insights and key statistics, the report reflects on a year of world-class sport, strategic progress and continued growth across every area of the organisation.
The 2025 season delivered unforgettable sporting moments, from the FEI World Cup™ Finals to the FEI European Championships in the Olympic disciplines. The Longines League of Nations™ also continued to strengthen its position as Jumping’s leading FEI team series, with the addition of a new qualifier in Saint-Tropez (FRA) and a thrilling Final in Barcelona (ESP).
A defining milestone of the year was the launch of the FEI Strategy 2025–2029, which sets out the organisation’s long-term vision for the future of equestrian sport. Built around sporting excellence, responsible governance and sustainable growth, the strategy places horse and human welfare at its core while driving innovation, embracing sustainability and expanding opportunities for participation across all disciplines and regions.
Spanning 12 comprehensive sections, the FEI Annual Report provides an in-depth overview of the organisation’s activities throughout 2025. From governance, commercial partnerships and digital innovation to education, development and welfare initiatives, the publication brings together the year’s most significant achievements, inspiring stories and standout moments, offering readers a complete picture of the FEI’s work and the continued evolution of the sport.
[Read the FEI Annual Report 2025 here]
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