Riders Management

Madrid in Motion Team

Maikel Van Der Vleuten

Since the beginning of his career, Maikel has built an outstanding record in the equestrian world. As a member of the Dutch national team, he has achieved remarkable success, winning team silver at the London 2012 Olympic Games, team gold at the 2014 FEI World Equestrian Games in Aachen, and another team silver at the 2022 FEI World Championships in Herning. He was also crowned European Champion in 2015 and has represented the Netherlands in numerous Nations Cup Finals. Individually, Maikel has reached the podium on several occasions, claiming bronze at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, bronze at the 2022 FEI World Championships in Herning, and another bronze medal at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. During the 2025 season, he maintained an exceptional level of performance, finishing third in the Longines Global Champions Tour (LGCT) Grand Prix of Cannes, helping the Netherlands secure victory in the Longines League of Nations in Rotterdam, and taking third place in the LGCT Grand Prix of Rome, earning the coveted Golden Ticket to compete at the LGCT Super Grand Prix in Prague. In 2026, Maikel continues to compete at the highest level, highlighted by a recent fourth-place finish in the CSI4 Grand Prix of A Coruña, reinforcing his position as one of the world's leading show jumpers.

Diego Ramos Maneiro

Young Spanish rider under 25. He is one of the most promising talents in Spanish equestrian sport. Four-time Spanish Champion in 2018 and 2019 in the Junior 1* category, and in 2021 and 2022 in the Young Riders category. He was crowned European Junior Champion with the Spanish team in 2019. He has been a member of the Spanish senior national team in the Nations Cup during 2024 and 2025, standing out particularly in the EEF Series Final held in Warsaw and in Deauville, where the team achieved an excellent 2nd place finish. One of his most notable individual achievements has been securing second place in the CSI 4* Grand Prix of Casas Novas in A Coruña.

Eduardo Álvarez Aznar

Son of six-time Olympic equestrian Luis Álvarez Cervera, Eduardo began riding at the age of three. Throughout his career, he has represented Spain at three Olympic Games: Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo and Paris. He also qualified for the FEI World Cup Finals in 2018 and 2019, establishing himself among the world's leading show jumpers. In 2024, he enjoyed an outstanding season, claiming multiple Grand Prix victories, including the Longines Global Champions Tour (LGCT) Grand Prix of Rabat, as well as third-place finishes in the LGCT Grand Prix of Mexico City and the FEI World Cup Grand Prix in Lyon. During the 2025 season, Eduardo continued to compete at the highest level, securing third place in the LGCT Grand Prix of Shanghai, ninth in the Vienna Grand Prix and tenth in the Rome Grand Prix. In 2026, he has continued his strong form on the international circuit, highlighted by a recent fourth-place finish in the CSI3* Maeza Grand Prix, further reinforcing his position as one of Spain's leading show jumpers.

Pilar Cordón

Pilar Cordón is one of the leading figures in Spanish show jumping and a key figure in the history of the discipline in Spain. With a distinguished career at the highest level of international competition, she is the only Spanish female show jumping rider to have competed at the Olympic Games, achieving this milestone at Rio 2016. Throughout her career, she has represented Spain at four European Championships, two World Equestrian Games and one Olympic Games, becoming the only Spanish female rider to complete the European, World and Olympic triple in show jumping. In 2026, Cordón continues to demonstrate her competitiveness at the highest international level. This year, she finished second in the Invitational Grand Prix at the CSI4* Sunshine Tour, was part of the winning Spanish team in the Nations Cup of Lisbon, and finished third in the CSI4* 1.60m Grand Prix at Casas Novas with Pica Pica. She was also selected to represent Spain at the World Championships in Aachen, but was ultimately unable to compete due to a fall prior to the event. These results add to an exceptional career record and highlight her continued competitiveness at the highest level of international show jumping, further consolidating her position among the most prominent figures in Spanish equestrian sport.

Alex Codina Leria

He is a young Spanish show jumping rider with an impressive international track record. In 2026, he won the team silver medal at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto with London Blue and finished third in the CSI U25 Grand Prix in Avenches with My Passion vd Donkhoeve. He was also part of the Spanish team at the Longines EEF Series Final. Codina has represented Spain at the European Championships, further consolidating his progression and growing presence on the international show jumping circuit. More recently, he competed at the CSIO5* Barcelona, where he showed remarkable consistency, placing in all the 1.45m and 1.50m classes he competed in with London Blue. He also qualified for the 1.50m class with Espoir de la Chesnee and made his debut in a CSI5* 1.60m Grand Prix, delivering a very strong performance in his first appearance at this level.