Tennis-Point Marketing Manager / Padel-Point, Florian Braukmann, looks back on the Cupra Padel-Point Tour, an “tour like no other”. He tells us why.

A second step that transforms the test

“This second stage is obviously based on a first edition which was a success. In 2022, we laid the stones of what we want to do with the circuit.

This circuit is aimed at leisure players and amateurs. This is why we decided to stop the P500 to devote ourselves to tournaments between the P25 and the P250 maximum.

What is very important is not necessarily the padel tournaments, but also and perhaps above all the side activities, with all the services offered to players.

For us, the most important thing is to tell us that these players who come to have fun leave with great memories of these tournaments.

Not like the other P25s

“These are not P25s like the others, no. These are padel events within a circuit with a team that welcomes all these players like kings.

The idea is to allow players to stay a day to play padel, but not only that. We bring professional players, families and companions can come because there are free initiations and many other activities around this event.

I think we are gone for a very long time. It's only a beginning."

It's gone for 2 years

“We left for two years with our flagship partners, Cupra and Babolat. They trust us. We set out to do great things.

This year we will have 17 events compared to 11 in 2022. We are already thinking about 2024. And you will see that we will be offering new stages, a priori 24 in all, but we will talk about it when the time comes.”

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.