Former world’s number one team, reigning Olympic champions David Ahman & Jonatan Hellvig of Sweden, who finished fourth at the Warmia Mazury Challenge last week, reclaimed the second place in the World Ranking, which they had yielded to Argentina’s Nicolas Capogrosso & Tomas Capogrosso for the past three weeks. Ahman & Hellvig are running on a score of 6,980 points, 460 points above the Capogrossos and another 1,820 points below leaders Anders Mol & Christian Sorum of Norway.
In another high-end development, another former number one duo, Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalists Nils Ehlers & Clemens Wickler of Germany made use of reaching the quarterfinals in Poland to regain their place among the top 10 teams in the men’s chart, climbing four spots up from last week’s number 14 and pushing England’s Joaquin Bello & Javier Bello down to number 11.
Warmia Mazury Challenge gold medalists Marco Krattiger & Leo Dillier of Switzerland ascended from number 71 to a new team’s high number 48. Bronze medalists Paul Henning & Lui Wust of Germany also gained unchartered ground by rising seven positions to number 16.