Le  Premier Padel Malaga P1  has reshuffled some cards at  FIP ranking While the top spots remain unchanged, several changes are worth noting after the thirteenth tournament of the season, particularly in the men's category where  Franco Stupaczuk  now surpasses its partner  mike yanguas .

 Stupaczuk gains a place, Yanguas drops 

Despite being eliminated in the quarter-finals in Málaga against  Paquito Navarro  et  Martín Di Nenno ,  Franco Stupaczuk  takes advantage of the changes in the rankings to climb to  7th world rank .

His teammate  mike yanguas  retreats to the  8th place , While  Paquito Navarro , semi-finalist in Málaga, finds himself back in  top 10  by settling in  9th rank The biggest blow is for Tello and Arce who lose 3 and 2 places respectively, as they did not defend the points obtained in the quarter-finals in Malaga last season.

The men's top 10 is now as follows:

  1. Agustín Tapia
  2. Arturo Coello
  3. Alejandro Galán
  4. Federico Chingotto
  5. Juan Lebrón
  6. Leo Augsburg
  7. Franco Stupaczuk
  8. mike yanguas
  9. Paquito Navarro
  10. Coki Nieto

 Triay and Brea consolidate their number 1 positions 

In women,  Gemma Triay  et  Delfi Brea  took full advantage of their victory in the final against  Paula Josemaría  et  Bea González .

Both players consolidate their first-place world ranking, while  Paula Josemaría  is getting closer to the 3rd place in the world rankings held by her partner Bea Gonzalez.

The women's top 10 now consists of:

  1. Gemma Triay
  2. Delfi Brea
  3. Bea González
  4. Paula Josemaría
  5. Ari Sánchez
  6. Claudia Fernández
  7. Andrea Ustero
  8. Sofia Araújo
  9. Tamara Icardo
  10. Marta Ortega

 The 2026 Race is turning in favor of the number 1s 

Beyond the world rankings, the  Race 2026  is also becoming clearer.

Thanks to their fifth consecutive title,  Arturo Coello  et  Agustín Tapia  They are widening the gap even further at the top of the race for the Finals. They now have  1 points ahead  on  Alejandro Galán  et  Federico Chingotto .

The same scenario played out in the women's competition. By winning in Málaga after an epic final lasting over three hours,  Gemma Triay  et  Delfi Brea  take a breath of fresh air with  1 points ahead  on their direct pursuers.

With just over half the season completed, the two number 1 pairs confirm their dominance and are taking an increasingly serious option for first place in the Race 2026.

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 !