Eugenio Chacarra leads Race to Dubai as finale approaches
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 6:00 AM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

The DP World Tour Championship is underway in Dubai with nine players vying for the Race to Dubai title. Eugenio Chacarra currently leads the standings ahead of Rory McIlroy, who seeks an eighth Harry Vardon Trophy. McIlroy's recent performance in Abu Dhabi positioned him second, enhancing his chances to contend for the top spot. Chacarra has held the lead since winning the DP World India Championship, marking significant victories this season. A win at the final event would solidify either player’s title as season champion, depending on the outcomes for others still mathematically in the race.
- •Chacarra leads the standings with McIlroy in close pursuit.
- •Nine players can still win the Race to Dubai crown.
- •McIlroy needs a strong finish to secure the title.
- •Victory would make Chacarra the third Spaniard to win the Order of Merit.
- •McIlroy aims for his eighth Race to Dubai title.
- 6:00 AMSky Sports — Who can win the Race to Dubai and what does McIlroy need to be No 1?
"The Race to Dubai season reaches its climax this week at the DP World Tour Championship, live on Sky Sports, with nine players still in with a chance of topping the season-long standings.
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