Beausoleil Becomes a Hub for International Padel
The A1 Padel France 2025 Grand Master transforms the Côte d'Azur into a global padel epicenter.
The inaugural A1 Padel France 2025 Grand Master, held at the Tennis Padel Soleil in Beausoleil, has marked a significant milestone in the history of French padel.
As part of the most prestigious circuit within the A1 Padel Tour, this event showcased ten days of high-level competition, during which the Argentine duo Juan Ignacio de Pascual and Ramiro Pereyra triumphed, taking advantage of the early exit of several top-seeded players.
The event drew remarkable attendance, especially during the final weekend, reflecting the growing enthusiasm for padel in France and Monaco.
The central covered court resonated with applause from an audience captivated by the quality of play and the warm atmosphere cultivated by the organizers.
The A1 Padel Tour, established in Monaco, has already visited 36 countries and continues its mission of global expansion for the sport.
Fabrice Pastor, the creator and president of the circuit, praised the event as a "total success" both in sporting terms and organization, highlighting the "high-level infrastructure" of Tennis Padel Soleil and the "remarkable work" of director Cristina Pastor.
Looking ahead, Monaco is set to host its Grand Master from July 18 to 27, 2025, with three temporary courts being established in the port, under the patronage of Prince Albert II. This upcoming event is anticipated to be a significant summer highlight in the Principality's sporting calendar.
As part of the most prestigious circuit within the A1 Padel Tour, this event showcased ten days of high-level competition, during which the Argentine duo Juan Ignacio de Pascual and Ramiro Pereyra triumphed, taking advantage of the early exit of several top-seeded players.
The event drew remarkable attendance, especially during the final weekend, reflecting the growing enthusiasm for padel in France and Monaco.
The central covered court resonated with applause from an audience captivated by the quality of play and the warm atmosphere cultivated by the organizers.
The A1 Padel Tour, established in Monaco, has already visited 36 countries and continues its mission of global expansion for the sport.
Fabrice Pastor, the creator and president of the circuit, praised the event as a "total success" both in sporting terms and organization, highlighting the "high-level infrastructure" of Tennis Padel Soleil and the "remarkable work" of director Cristina Pastor.
Looking ahead, Monaco is set to host its Grand Master from July 18 to 27, 2025, with three temporary courts being established in the port, under the patronage of Prince Albert II. This upcoming event is anticipated to be a significant summer highlight in the Principality's sporting calendar.
