FIP Rise Bandol – Large French, Spanish and Italian contingent approaching the port of Bandol!

The Bandol FIP Rise starts in less than a week. And the tournament already promises to be very hot with a large French and Spanish contingent on the menu. We also find among the highest ranked players of the tournament, Italians well known to the French, since they were the opponents of the French team during the European Championships which took place in Sardinia including Marco Cassetta, 100th player world and the highest ranked of the tournament which will be associated with Alvaro Montiel Caruso, a player accustomed to playing international tournaments in France.

Julien Seurin and Adrien Maigret take a little break. Their association has so far not borne fruit. Consequence: the member of the France team will play in Belgium while the left-hander will play with another member of the France team: Max Moreau. It will therefore be a blue white red pair at the top of series 4.

Another tricolor pair will be worth watching: Maxime Joris who is not parting ways with Thomas Vanbauce, but who had an opportunity to take on Bastien Blanqué during an international tournament in Bandol. This will be the 7th seed.

We will thus find Thomas Vanbauce playing alongside another Frenchman, the left-handed Simon Wagner. With 0 points on the clock, it's a golden opportunity for the Alsatian to earn the first international points and launch the adventure on the FIP Tour. This will be pair n°17.

Here is the list of pairs with at least one French player:

Position	1 Player	Nationality Player 1	Player Ranking 1	Player 1 Points	2 Player	Nationality Player 2	Player Ranking 2	Player 2 Points	Points accumulated
4	Julien Seurin	FRA	167	149	Maxime Moreau	FRA	120	346	495
7	Maxime Joris	FRA	229	70	Bastien Blanqué	FRA	129	325	395
9	Manuel Vives	FRA	153	207	Eneko Arija	ESP	253	55	262
17	Thomas Vanbauce	FRA	216	80	Simon Wagner	FRA	1704	0	80
20	Dorian DeMeyer	FRA	303	37	Maxime Forcin	FRA	716	5	42
21	Derek Gerson	FRA	414	18	Vasileios Sioulis	GRC	455	15	33
22	Ludovic Cancel	FRA	376	23	Nathan Courrin	FRA	984	2	25
23	Arthur Hugounenq	FRA	469	14	Timeo Fonteny	FRA	716	5	19
25	Vincent Pierre	FRA	544	10	Benjamin Crane	FRA	871	3	13
30	Andre biro	HUN	871	3	Maxime Mora	FRA	1704	0	3
33	Lionel Moyne	FRA	984	2	Salaun Loic	FRA	1704	0	2
37	Kevin Audo	FRA	1704	0	Sonny Guichard	FRA	1704	0	0
38	Nicolas Molinero	FRA	1704	0	Alexander Toppin	FRA	1704	0	0
39	Alexander Rusovan	FRA	1704	0	Aurelien Grandmont	FRA	1704	0	0
40	Benoit Dardaine	FRA	1704	0	Nicolas Escavabaja	FRA	1704	0	0
41	Tom Basso	FRA	1704	0	Julien Biron	FRA	1704	0	0
42	Julien lacroix	FRA	1704	0	Basil Tardy	FRA	1704	0	0

This table shows all pairs with at least one French player, their position in the tournament, their rankings, and cumulative points.

On paper, the French seem very well equipped to have a good run in Bandol, a tournament which will not be like the others, since this first edition in Bandol will allow the pairs to perhaps play in the public square of the port of Bandol , a magnificent and unique place in the FIP Tour landscape.

Here is an organized table of the pairs present at FIP Bandol, with the rankings and the corresponding points for each player:

Position	Player Ranking 1	1 Player	Player 1 Points	Player Ranking 2	2 Player	Player 2 Points	Total Points
1	100	Marco Cassetta (ITA)	506	109	Alvaro Montiel Caruso (ESP)	431	937
2	117	Pol Hernandez Alvarez (ESP)	374	149	Ramiro Jesus Valenzuela (ARG)	232	606
3	143	Pepe Aliaga (ESP)	262	135	Pablo Castillo Valverde (ESP)	287	549
4	167	Julien Seurin (FRA)	149	120	Maxime Moreau (FRA)	346	495
5	124	Christian Medina Murphy (GBR)	337	168	Alberto Garcia Jimenez (ESP)	147	484
6	111	Simone Cremona (ITA)	414	274	Nicolas Zurita (ITA)	49	463
7	229	Maxime Joris (FRA)	70	129	Bastien Blanqué (FRA)	325	395
8	135	Daniele Cattaneo (ITA)	287	212	Joel Olivera Palos (ESP)	83	370
9	153	Manuel Vives (FRA)	207	253	Eneko Arija (ESP)	55	262
10	206	Francisco Cabeza Teres (ESP)	90	203	Manuel Aragon Herrera (ESP)	92	182
11	184	Victor Tur Checa (ESP)	123	246	Pau Miñano Ortinez (ESP)	58	181
12	187	Rodrigo Coello Manso (ESP)	113	341	Boris Castro Garcia (ESP)	28	141
13	407	Youp De Kroon (NLD)	19	209	Thijs Roper (NLD)	87	106
14	296	Max Sjovall (END)	39	238	Juan Pablo Andrada (ARG)	63	102
15	238	Roberto Belmont Pastor (ESP)	63	299	Eduardo Herrero Del Riego (ESP)	38	101
16	315	Xavi Rodriguez (ESP)	34	266	Pier Giulio Farabbi (ITA)	51	85
17	216	Thomas Vanbauce (FRA)	80	1704	Simon Wagner (FRA)	0	80
18	288	Ruben Cuevas Tornero (ESP)	42	315	Adrian Naranjo Martinez (ESP)	34	76
19	270	Ferran Gonzalez Zamorano (ESP)	50	716	Facundo Nahuel Arbia Varela (ESP)	5	55
20	303	Dorian De Meyer (FRA)	37	716	Maxime Forcin (FRA)	5	42
21	414	Derek Gerson (FRA)	18	455	Vasileios Sioulis (GRC)	15	33
22	376	Ludovic Cancel (FRA)	23	984	Nathan Courrin (FRA)	2	25
23	469	Arthur Hugounenq (FRA)	14	716	Timeo Fonteny (FRA)	5	19
24	788	Miguel Martin Cano (ESP)	4	479	Louie Harris (GBR)	13	17
25	544	Vincent Pierre (FRA)	10	871	Benjamin Grue (FRA)	3	13
26	581	Pablo Sanchez Vicente (ESP)	9	984	Alex Blanco Sollet (ESP)	2	11
27	871	Gerard Marti Morales (ESP)	3	675	Alex Rodriguez Duch (ESP)	6	9
28	788	Lluis Miro Garrido (ESP)	4	984	Aleix Bautista Casassas (ESP)	2	6
29	871	Pablo Simon Garcia (ESP)	3	871	Alberto Simon Garcia (ESP)	3	6
30	871	Andre Biro (HUN)	3	1704	Maxime Mora (FRA)	0	3
31	1227	Francois Rajnic (FRA)	1	984	George Weller (GBR)	2	3
32	1704	Alberto Perez Bernabeu (ESP)	0	984	Cameron Dollimore (GBR)	2	2
33	984	Lionel Moyne (FRA)	2	1704	Salaun Loic (FRA)	0	2
34	1227	Guillermo Molina Garcia-Muro (ESP)	1	1704	Alejandro Puga Rey (ESP)	0	1
35	1704	Guillermo Fernandez Sanchez (ESP)	0	1704	Sergio Tierno Herrero (ESP)	0	0
36	1704	Adrian Molina (ESP)	0	1704	Alejandro Zaragoza Madrid (ESP)	0	0
37	1704	Kevin Audo (FRA)	0	1704	Sonny Guichard (FRA)	0	0
38	1704	Nicolas Molinero (FRA)	0	1704	Alexandre Toppin (FRA)	0	0
39	1704	Alexandre Rusovan (FRA)	0	1704	Aurelien Grandmont (FRA)	0	0
40	1704	Benoit Dardaine (FRA)	0	1704	Nicolas Escavabaja (FRA)	0	0
41	1704	Thomas Basso (FRA)	0	1704	Julien Biron (FRA)	0	0
42	1704	Julien Lacroix (FRA)	0	1704	Basile Tardy (FRA)	0	0

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovers the padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since padel is part of his life. You often see him touring France going to cover the major events of padel French.

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