The Olympic cross-country times have been released.
The cross-country for the Tokyo Games takes place at Sea Forest, an island of reclaimed land with views of Tokyo Bay, on Sunday 1 August.
The session takes place early in the morning Japanese time, starting at 7.45am and finishing just before 11am.
With Britain eight hours behind, this means the cross-country starts at 11.45pm on Saturday in Britain and then finishes in the early hours of Sunday. The British times below are all on Sunday unless it states it’s a Saturday time.
What are the Olympic cross-country times for the British riders?
- Oliver Townend and Ballaghmor Class: 7.48am local time (11.48pm British time on Saturday)
- Laura Collett and London 52: 9am local time (1am British time)
- Tom McEwen and Toledo De Kerser: 10.06am local time (2.06am British time)
The British hold team gold in the Olympic eventing dressage results.
Other top teams and individuals
German team (team silver after dressage)
- Julia Krajewski and Amande De B’Neville: 8.24am local time (00.24am British time)
- Sandra Auffarth and Viamant Du Matz: 9.36am local time (1.36am British time)
- Michael Jung and Chipmunk FRH: 10.42am local time (2.42am British time)
New Zealand team (team bronze after dressage)
- Jonelle Price and Grovine De Reve: 8.21am local time (00.21am British time)
- Jesse Campbell and Diachello: 9.33am local time (1.33am British time)
- Tim Price and Vitali: 10.39am local time (2.39am British time)
Other riders in the individual top 10 after dressage
- China’s Alex Hua Tian and Don Geniro: 8.03am local time (00.03am British time)
- Japan’s Kazuma Tomoto and Vinci De La Vigne: 7.57am local time (11.57pm British time on Saturday)
- Switzerland’s Felix Vogg and Colero: 7.54am local time (11.54pm British time on Saturday)
- India’s Fouaad Mirza and Seigneur: 8.48am local time (00.48am British time)
- Sweden’s Louise Romeike and Cato 60: 9.21am local time (1.21am British time)
Olympic cross-country times in full
- Find the full list of Olympic cross-country times here [PDF download]
Other essential info for cross-country day:
Walk the Tokyo Olympics cross-country course: photos of every fence
The fences that will decide the eventing medals: analysing the Tokyo Olympics cross-country course
How to watch Olympic eventing live
‘It’s intense, but horse friendly’: Oliver Townend and others’ first reactions to the Tokyo Olympics cross-country course
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