Another busy week on the  FIP Tour , with French players competing in several tournaments in Europe and Asia. From  FIP Silver  au  FIP Bronze The French contingent will be well represented.

 FIP Silver Leiria: Blanqué / Boronad headlining 

Au  Portugal ,  Yoan Boronad  et  Bastien Blanqué  will be France's main hope. They arrive in  pair number 12 .

In qualifying,  Jules Mary  et  Clement Filho  will try to integrate into the main table.

In women, the presence of  Laura Buteau , associated with the Spanish  Leire Uriarte Medina .

 FIP Silver Gran Canaria: Several French players involved 

Direction the  Canaries  with:

  •  Philemon Raichman / Yanis Muesser 
  •  Arthur Hugounenq / Nathan Perrot 

In qualifying,  Tristan Piombo  will be accompanied by the Belgian  Hamza Berrahou .

There are no French representatives in the women's category at this tournament.

 FIP Bronze Singapore: Heading for Asia 

Some French people made the trip to  Asia  :

  •  Manuel Vives / Maxime Joris (TS7) 
  •  Thomas Basso / Julien Biron 

An interesting tournament to pick up points on a less crowded tour.

 FIP Silver Cyprus: a large contingent 

This is one of the most well-stocked tournaments on the French side.

At men's :

  •  Thomas Leygue / Diego Dorta Diaz (TS6) 
  •  Nicolas Rouanet / Sergi Guimet Bigas 
  •  Thomas Seux / Nathan Courrin 

In qualifications:

  •  Benjamin Dufour / Horia Vladimir Nedelcu 

In women:

  •  Léa Godallier / Giorgia Marchetti (TS2) 
  •  Louise Bahurel / Ivet Val López 
  •  Charlotte Soubrié / Mélissa Martin 

 FIP Bronze Montesilvano: Guichard favorite 

En  Italie ,  Dylan Guichard  will be  seeded 1  with  Marco Casetta .

You will also find:

  •  Julien Seurin / Thomas Vanbauce (TS7) 
  •  Jeremy Robert / Olivier Guy de Chamisso 
  •  Guillaume Ledrap / Nathan Lambrechts 
  •  Pierre Perez Le Tiec / Johan Peloux 

In qualifications:

  •  Tom Couturier / Arthaud Dumoulin 

In women:

  •  Carla Touly / Giulia Sussarello (TS4) 
  •  Lou Lambert Agosti / Iris Garcías Leandro 
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 !