The progression of  Clara Mansart  continues. The Frenchwoman wins.  16 seats  in the FIP rankings and now reaches the  184th place in the world , thus making its entry into the  top 200 .

A big leap that rewards above all his consistency since the start of the season and his investment in the  international circuit .

Another FIP Silver semi-final

This progress can be explained in particular by his very good week at the  FIP Silver Utrecht  next to  Marie-Amelie Dardaine .

The two French women had initially dominated  Luciana Renic / Alissa Schmitz 6/0 6/1 before overturning  Victoria Nicholas / Chloe De La Mare  in the quarter-finals:  4/6 6/3 6/1 .

Their journey ultimately ended in the semi-finals against  Stephanie Weterings / Liza Groenveld (TS5) , on the score of  7 / 6 6 / 3 .

This semi-final allows them to leave with  25 FIP points valuable for continuing to progress in the rankings.

Already a second FIP Silver semi-final

This result in Utrecht is not an isolated case.

Earlier in the season, Mansart had already reached a  semi-final at the FIP Silver Bandol .

She also counts this year  a semi-final in FIP Bronze  and  two quarter-finals in FIP Silver .

An accumulation of results that shows real consistency on the circuit and that allows her to gradually accumulate points, but also experience against increasingly higher ranked players.

An international project that is starting to pay off

Clara Mansart has chosen to invest in the  FIP circuit and the results are clearly starting to show in the standings.

On the track, the Frenchwoman shows that she can compete with players from the  world top 100  and continues to improve his level of play tournament after tournament.

His performances had also allowed him to obtain, with Marie-Amélie Dardaine, a  wild card for the Paris Major qualifiers .

A great reward for the two French women.

The top 200 as a new step

With this progression of  16 seats Mansart thus crossed a first important threshold with his entry into the  world top 200 .

But the objective should obviously not stop there.

Her consistency on the international circuit, her results in FIP and her ability to compete with higher-ranked players show that she still has real room for improvement.

À  184th in the world Clara Mansart has just reached a new milestone. Now, she will need to continue stringing together results to maintain her climb up the rankings.

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !