The new  FIP ranking  has been released and several French people are taking advantage of it to gain places.  Dylan Guichard  reached the  85th place in the world , his best career ranking, while  Timeo Fonteny  makes a leap of 14 positions to climb to  134th rank  and become number 2 in France again.

In the ladies,  Alix Collombon  remains 36th in the world, while  Léa Godallier  gains one place and now sits in 48th position.

Guichard reached 85th place in the world rankings

The beautiful week of  Dylan Guichard  His efforts in Madrid P1 are paying off. The Frenchman gains a position and reaches the  85th place in the world , his best ranking.

Associated to  Clement Geens Guichard had passed the qualifying rounds before pulling off one of the biggest upsets of the first round by dominating  Victor Ruiz / Mario Ortega 7/6 7/6 .

The Franco-Belgian pair then played a great match in the round of 32 against  Maxi Arce / Juan Tello (TS10) despite a defeat  7 / 5 6 / 3 A Madrid journey that pays off  55 FIP points  to Guichard and allows him to continue his progress.

Fonteny jumps 14 places and becomes French number 2

The biggest increase comes from  Timeo Fonteny The young Frenchman wins.  14 seats  to reach the  134th world rank This was, once again, his best career ranking.

Progress directly linked to his title at  FIP Bronze Marnes , won alongside  Nacho Moragues In their first tournament together, the two players went all the way, dominating  Marcel Font / Alejandro Garcia Calahorro 6/2 4/6 6/1  finally.

It was the  Fonteny's second FIP title this season , after the one he won in Slovenia with Albin Andersson.

This progress allows him, above all, to  to overtake Thomas Leygue and become French number 2  in the FIP rankings. And Fonteny could quickly continue to accumulate points since he benefits from a  wild card in the main draw of the Paris Major  with Moragues.

Leygue drops back but will pick up points in Paris

 Thomas Leygue  loses a position and finds himself  146th in the world However, this ranking is expected to change rapidly.

The Frenchman has just successfully passed the qualifying rounds of the  Paris Major  with Jesús Moya. After their swift victory against Lamperti / Insa, they had to battle for more than two hours against Aragón / Roglan to reach the main draw.

Boronad, Seurin and Bergeron are making progress

Behind,  Yoan Boronad  gains a place and reaches the  168th world rank , notably thanks to his quarter-final appearance at the FIP Bronze tournament in Marnes-la-Coquette.

 Julien Seurin  also achieves a great deal with  four places gained French is now  175th in the world  after his semi-final in Marnes-la-Coquette alongside Johan Bergeron.

A performance that also benefits  Johan Bergeron , moving up two positions to reach the  180th place in the world .

However,  Bastien Blanqué , absent at Marnes-la-Coquette due to injury, loses two places and drops to  188th rank .

Collombon remains 36th, Godallier gains one place

Among French women,  Alix Collombon  keeps his  36th place in the world  and remains by far the number 1 in France.

 Léa Godallier  gains a position and climbs to the  48th place , While  Carla Toully  remains  89th in the world .

Behind,  Louise Bahurel  gains a place after his semi-final at the FIP Bronze Marnes and is ranked 118th in the world.  Camille Sireix  also maintains its position at 134th place in the world.

Clara Mansart enters the top 200

Further down in the rankings, several French women continue their progress.  Marie-Amelie Dardaine  gains two places and reaches the  169th rank , While  Kimy Barla  also progresses two positions to find itself  175e .

 Manon Marcarie  drops two places and now sits at  177th rank as  Laura Lambert Agosti  wins two to reach the  187th place in the world .

Finally, a great step for  Clara Mansart  : with  three places gained The Frenchwoman has now reached the  200th place in the world  and makes its entry into the  top 200 FIP .

Conversely,  Melissa Martin  loses two positions and finds himself  159th in the world .

Overall, a positive week for French padel, with two new best rankings for  Dylan Guichard and Timéo Fonteny , while Paris Major could still shake up the French hierarchy.

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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