The new  FIP ranking  The number of French people has fallen, and this week the trend is more contrasting than in previous weeks.
While some continue to progress, others are stagnating, or even falling significantly behind.

At the head of the line,  Dylan Guichard  remains solid and retains its status  French number 1 .

 Guichard holds firm, Vanbauce makes the biggest improvement 

Forever  103th in the world ,  Dylan Guichard  He doesn't move this week, but he consolidates his position as the French leader a little more.
Behind him, the gaps are widening slightly with his direct pursuers.

The most successful deal of the week has been signed  Thomas Vanbauce .
Thanks to a  round of 16 at the FIP Gold Almaty  next to  Julien Seurin The Frenchman wins  18 seats  and climbs to the  242th place in the world .

A significant progression that allows him above all  to join the French top 10 .

 Blanqué and Leygue retreat 

Behind Guichard, things are moving in the wrong direction for several French players.

 Bastien Blanqué , always  French number 2 loses  6 seats  and retreats to  135th world rank .
Eliminated in the first round of the  FIP Bronze Wood He did not score enough points to maintain a good momentum.

Same trend for  Johan Bergeron , which loses a small place despite its  quarter-final in the Netherlands insufficient to gain ground in a still very tight ranking.

Another notable setback:  Thomas Leygue who loses  two places  and goes down to  157th world rank .

 Seurin rewarded, Joris falls sharply 

Among the French successes of the week, we also find  Julien Seurin who wins  two places  and goes back to the  161th worldwide  thanks to his impressive career  Almaty .

However,  Timeo Fonteny  loses a small place, while  Yoan Boronad  remains stable.

 Nicolas Rouanet  continues his progress with  a place gained as  Maxime Joris , still relatively inactive this season on the  FIP Tour , retreats heavily with  7 places lost .

Finally  Philemon Raichman  continues to move forward discreetly with  two places gained .

 In the women's race, little movement... except for Sireix 

For the French women, the ranking remains generally quite stable.

 Alix Collombon  keeps his  34th place in the world  and remains by far the undisputed leader of French women's padel.

Behind her,  Léa Godallier  et  Carla Toully  each lose  a small place , without major consequences for the moment.

 Louise Bahurel  remains stable, while  Melissa Martin  nibbles up a place.

The worst deal of the week is clearly for  Camille Sireix , which moves back from  6 seats  and is emerging from a slightly less favorable dynamic.

 A few small increases behind 

Further down in the French top charts, things are moving slightly in the right direction:

  •  Steffi Merah  maintains
  •  Marie-Amelie Dardaine  remains stable
  •  Manon Marcarie  wins  3 seats 
  •  Lucile Pothier  wins  1 seat 
  •  Charlotte Soubrié  wins also  1 seat 
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 !

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