Since the start of qualifying at  Padels   Caen , the attendance exceeded all expectations. Nearly 100 spectators per day attended the matches, with peaks on Thursday and Friday evenings. But the event does not stop there: since Tuesday, a real  logistical challenge  is played with the installation of a temporary court in the Bérégovoy hall, usually reserved for basketball.

 A logistical challenge brilliantly met 

Transforming a basketball hall into a temple of padel is anything but simple. Between the complicated access to get the windows in and the need to protect the parquet floor, the organizing team redoubled their efforts. The result? A hall of  1800 seats  ready to host a unique show.

 An audience at the rendezvous 

The figures confirm the enthusiasm:  1500 seats  were already sold for Saturday and  1400 for Sunday , almost selling out. A real feat for a  FIP Bronze  in Europe, and a first in Normandy.

 A tournament and a show 

The event goes beyond the matches. Light shows, flames, smoke bombs… everything is designed to offer a  sports show  breathtaking. The VIP services are not to be outdone:  eight VIP boxes , more than  40 private partners , and  60 volunteers  mobilized to guarantee a unique experience.

At the helm, three organizers combine their talents:  Jimmy Devaux  for the commercial part,  Thomas Lamora  for marketing strategy, and  Julien Georges  for the organization and communication. An efficient trio that places this event on the map of unmissable events.

 Normandy, the future land of padel? 

This first edition marks a real turning point. With the ambition of breaking attendance records for this type of event in Europe, the organizers intend to put Normandy on the map of  international circuit . As Julien Georges points out: "A great revenge for this region which proves that it has nothing to envy from the big cities."

Normandy is making a winning smash!

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.

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