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New Leader in Challenge Family Pro Athlete World Bonus

July 2, 2024

This weekend’s racing at Challenge Cagnes-sur-Mer saw Aurélia Boulanger (FRA) take the women’s lead in the Challenge Family Pro Athlete World Bonus rankings while Jack Moody (NZL) cemented his place at the top of the men’s league.

/ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ This weekend’s racing at Challenge Cagnes-sur-Mer saw Aurélia Boulanger (FRA) take the women’s lead in the Challenge Family Pro Athlete World Bonus rankings while Jack Moody (NZL) cemented his place at the top of the men’s league.

Boulanger’s win on the French Riviera was her third of the season with the Challenge Cesenatico and OTSO Challenge Salou titles already secured. The points earned saw her leapfrog over Rebecca Robisch (GER) to take the lead. However, Robisch will race at DATEV Challenge Roth this weekend, but she will need a fifth place or better to regain her place at the top of the table. Rounding out the top five at the halfway point of the year are Regan Hollioake in third, Marlene de Boer in fourth and India Lee tied with Alanis Siffert in fifth.

In the men’s standings, Moody’s fourth place at the weekend further increased his lead in the Bonus standings, now with 210 points over second place Jesper Svensson (SWE). Ognen Stojanovic (SER) is in third followed by Tom Hug (GER) in fourth. Marcel Bolbat’s fifth place at Challenge Cagnes-sur-Mer saw him break into the top five, tied in fifth place with Kristian Høgenhaug (DEN), Kyle Smith (NZL) and Kacper Stępniak (POL).

Men

Rank Athlete  TOTAL POINTS 
1 Jack Moody 850
2 Jesper Svensson 640
3 Ognjen Stojanovic 500
4 Tom Hug 450
5 Kristian Hoegenhaug 400
5 Kyle Smith 400
5 Kacper Stępniak 400
5 Marcel Bolbat 400

Women

Rank Athlete  TOTAL POINTS 
1 Aurelia Boulanger 750
2 Rebecca Robisch 510
3 Regan Hollioake 500
4 Marlene De Boer 450
5 India Lee 400
5 Alanis Siffert 400

Challenge Family’s World Bonus provides professional athletes with the opportunity to race for a share of a US$100,000 end-of-season bonus on top of the prize purses at races. Points are available at selected Challenge Family and started with Challenge Israman in January and will end with Challenge Florianopolis in Brazil on 24 November.

The bonus pays five deep across both men and women with the top ranked pros taking home $22k, second will earn $14k and third will win $8k, fourth $4k and fifth $2k. For further information and full rankings and points tables, visit https://www.challenge-family.com/world-bonus/

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