It's been a busy few weeks for British Eventing, and Rosie Williams joins Nicole to look back at the World Championships in Aachen, the first U25 World Championships and the British Championships at Hartpury.
We also hear from Dickie Waygood on what was, in his words, one of the toughest championships he has ever done, and Laura Collett reflects on team gold, individual bronze and a build-up to Aachen that wasn't quite as straightforward as the result might suggest.
Plus, with Olympic qualification secured, what does that change for the British team between now and LA 2028?
Highlights
Why Aachen was one of the toughest championships Dickie Waygood has experienced
The team decisions behind a seriously technical cross-country day
Laura Collett on a difficult run into Aachen and getting herself back on track
What makes London 52 different when he knows it's a big occasion
Rosie's take on Britain's World Championship performance
What the first U25 World Championships can do for the next generation
How Olympic qualification changes the next two years for the British team
Rosie answers your questions on the event calendar, Burghley and more
Guests
Rosie Williams – CEO of British Eventing
Dickie Waygood – British Eventing Performance Manager
Laura Collett – Olympic and World Championship gold medallist
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