Valence Premier Padel P1, the tenth tournament of the season, did not cause any major upheavals in the FIP rankings. While the hierarchies remain largely the same for both men and women, a few changes are worth noting, particularly the further progress of the young Spaniard Martina Calvo.

Tapia and Coello maintain a large lead

Winners in Valencia after a stunning final against Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto (6/7 6/1 7/6), Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia consolidate their status as world number 1.

The Spanish-Argentine duo now have a total of  21 694 points maintaining a comfortable lead over their pursuers.

The world's top 10 remains virtually unchanged:

  1. Agustín Tapia – 21,126 points
  2. Arturo Coello – 21,126 points
  3. Alejandro Galán – 17,291 points
  4. Federico Chingotto – 17,291 points
  5. Juan Lebrón – 7,440 points
  6. Leo Augsburger – 6,721 points
  7. Franco Stupaczuk – 6,750 points
  8. Miguel Yanguas – 6,703 points
  9. Coki Nieto – 5,543 points
  10. Paquito Navarro – 5,798 points

In the Race 2026, Coello and Tapia also increased their lead and now have  410 points more than Galán and Chingotto .

A stable hierarchy among the ladies

In the women's category, Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea remain firmly in first place with  17 794 points  each.

Their elimination in the semi-finals in Valencia did not call into question their dominance, especially since they had regained the lead thanks to their title at the Italy Major.

The women's ranking also remains relatively stable:

  1. Gemma Triay – 17,686 points
  2. Delfi Brea – 17,686 points
  3. Bea González – 14,757 points
  4. Paula Josemaría – 14,111 points
  5. Ari Sánchez – 13,649 points
  6. Claudia Fernández – 11,523 points
  7. Andrea Ustero – 8,671 points
  8. Sofia Araújo – 7,081 points
  9. Tamara Icardo – 6,261 points
  10. Marta Ortega – 5,991 points

In the Race, Triay and Brea now have a lead of  1 020 points  on their closest pursuers.

Martina Calvo continues her rise

The beautiful story of this Valencian week is signed  Martina Calvo A semi-finalist in the tournament alongside Marta Ortega after notably eliminating Paula Josemaría and Bea González, the young Spaniard continues her meteoric rise.

Thanks to this journey,  Martina Calvo gains one place and climbs to 12th in the world rankings further confirming its immense potential.

At just 17 years old, the Spaniard is now establishing herself as one of the most promising players on the circuit and is gradually approaching the world's Top 10.

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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