This weekend saw the second stage of the Betclic Remontada Padel take place at 4Padel Limoges, with remarkable moments and records set in different categories.
In the Corpo category, one team impressed by staying on first court for 8 of 9 rotations, setting a new record to beat. Among the Mucho competitors, Nicolas and Enguerran made a spectacular comeback, starting from pitch 4 to finally win their match on pitch 1.
The first finalists were announced in the Girl Power category, marking an important milestone in the tournament. In the TODO category, a father-son duo won the competition, standing out among the participants whose most unusual gap was 20 tattoos.
In Old School, the finalist pairs all had a combined age of over 100, celebrating the spirit and skill of the experienced players. The Bombazo challenge record, sponsored by Babolat, was not beaten this time, staying at 14,8.
The event will continue with the next stage planned in Orléans, from February 1 to 4, 2024, where competitors will have the opportunity to demonstrate their skill and create new records.
Photo credit: 4Padel / ©the offside agency
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.