competitors) 11th competition: Bordeaux The second French event of the 2011/2012 Western European League is the Jumping International de Bordeaux in Bordeaux. This event is held from February 3 to February 5, 2012. Different from other World Cup horse shows, the World Cup competition in Bordeaux was held on Saturday at 8:30 pm. In the first round 22 of 38 riders had only four or less penalty points. Ten of this riders had no penalty points, they was qualified for the jump-off. The two best rider need a time less than 35 seconds in the jump-off, the time advantage between place two and three was nearly one second. (top 3 of 38 competitors) Vigo The most southern event of the Western European League should take place in Vigo, Spain, from February 9 to February 12, 2012. In October 2011 the organizers of the World Cup tournament in Vigo had announced that the 2012 CSI Vigo are cancelled because of economic difficulties. 12th competition: Gothenburg The last event of the 2011/2012 Western European League was the Göteborg Horse Show. The event was held in Gothenburg from February 23 to February 26, 2012, the competition was held at February 26 at 3:30 pm. In total 38 riders had started in the World Cup competition of Gothenburg, which course was built by Uliano Vezzani. The first round was challenging for the riders and their horses, only 15 of them had four or less penalty points. In the jump-off only two of five riders had no faults. As last rider of the jump-off Philipp Weishaupt on Monte Bellini had the chance to win the competition, but he had nine penalty points. Marco Kutscher, who had ridden Satisfaction FRH in this competition, has won this competition - the second World Cup competition victory in this season. (top 3 of 38 competitors) Ranking The best 18 riders of the ranking after the last Western European League competition are qualified for the World Cup Final, if they start for a nation from west or central Europe. Also riders from other nations who live in west or central Europe ("extra competitors") are qualified for the finale, if they have at least the same number of ranking points as the 18th best rider from west or central Europe. Riders from the Western European League can also earn points in the North American League of the FEI World Cup Jumping