The Inclusive Padel Tour arrives in Paris for the first time

After a successful first step in Turin inclusive Padel Tour continues its international development and will stop over for the first time at Paris , next Saturday March 14 . This second stage of the 2026 circuit will take place at Casa Padel Uno , one of the major clubs dedicated to paddle in the French capital.

Casa Padel Saint-Denis, a club committed to inclusion

Le Casa Padel St Denis recognized as a benchmark in indoor padel clubs in France et French team champion will host this stage of the circuit. True to its commitment to making the padel accessible to the greatest number The group Casa Padel is partnering with this event which will highlight an original competition model, bringing together able-bodied players and players with disabilities .

In a city still marked by the legacy of Paris 2024 Paralympic Games This event is part of a sporting dynamic focused on inclusion and sharing .

The Inclusive Padel Tour arrives in Paris for the first time

24 international teams expected

In total, 24 teams issues of five countries will participate in this Parisian leg: Italy, France, Australia, the United Kingdom and Spain A participation that confirms the growing international character of the tournament.

The principle of inclusive Padel Tour is unique: each team is composed of a athlete with a disability and able-bodied athlete A formula that illustrates the circuit's ambition to make Sport as a vehicle for inclusion, integration and social cohesion .

Alessandro Ossola, founder of the circuit, present in Paris

Among the figures expected at this Parisian leg is... Alessandro Ossola , founder of the inclusive Padel Tour et Italian Paralympic athlete He will arrive in Paris buoyed by the momentum of his recent international experiences, particularly as torchbearer for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Games et flag bearer of the Italian Paralympic delegation .

« Paris represents a fundamental step in our tour », explains Alessandro Ossola.
« Each Inclusive event Padel Tour demonstrates that sport can break down barriers and create connections between people of different cultures and abilities. Conveying this message in an international city like Paris is a great source of pride for us. »

A day dedicated to sport and sharing

The Paris leg promises a day combining sports competition, meetings and sharing with players from different regions of the world to promote the inclusion values through padel .

After Paris, the circuit will continue its international development with several stages planned in different cities, including Venice, London, Shanghai and Valencia confirming the will of the inclusive Padel Tour to unite a an ever-growing and more participatory sports community .

Franck Binisti

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.