Du  17 to 19 July , the  Tennis Padel Baillargues  will host a new edition of its  P1000 , a tournament now firmly established in the French calendar. With attractive prize money, a renowned atmosphere and a rapidly growing club, the event is once again shaping up to be one of the highlights of the summer.

 A club that continues its development 

Le  Tennis Padel Baillargues  confirms its momentum with  more than 650 licensees This growth is accompanied by large-scale projects aimed at strengthening the club's infrastructure.

Several projects will begin by the end of the year:

  • the creation of a  new tennis court  ;
  • the renovation of  three existing tennis courts  ;
  • the construction of a building comprising  three new padel courts  et  two tennis courts  ;
  • the development of a  coworking space .
Promotional poster for Bailargues Tennis Paddle with three players and '3rd edition' badge, event dates July 17–19 on a blue background.

 A tournament that has become a springboard for young talent 

Over the years, the  P1000 from Baillargues  has built a reputation as a talent incubator. Players like  Timeo Fonteny  et  Yoan Boronad  they evolved there during the first editions, before  Louis Jover  et  Thomas Biron  do not take over last year.

The tournament also benefits from the support of its main partner,  MC2IT , which accompanies the event.

The allocation will be distributed as follows:

  •  600 €  to the victors;
  •  400 €  to the finalists;
  •  150 €  to the semi-finalists;
  •  50 €  to the quarter-finalists.

Each year, nearly  200 spectators per day  come to watch the matches and cheer on the best local, regional, and national players. The organizers also announce  some new features  to continue to develop their meeting.

With  650 licensees , its numerous development projects and a  P1000  which attracts players and spectators every year, the  Tennis Padel Baillargues  intends to confirm, from  17 to 19 July , its place among the unmissable events of French padel.

For more information, please contact: tcb34670@gmail.com

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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