Beausoleil Emerges as a Global Center for Padel
The A1 Padel France 2025 Grand Master Highlights the Rising Popularity of Padel in Monaco and Beyond
The A1 Padel France 2025 Grand Master has positioned Beausoleil, on the French Riviera, as a significant player in the international padel scene, showcasing ten days of exceptional competition where unexpected challengers defied established hierarchies.
In its inaugural edition as a Grand Master, the highest category of the A1 Padel Tour, the event lived up to its promise, with Argentine duo Juan Ignacio de Pascual and Ramiro Pereyra claiming victory after a remarkable performance that saw them capitalize on the early elimination of top-seeded players.
The event drew an exceptional turnout, particularly during the final weekend, reflecting the growing enthusiasm for padel in France and Monaco.
The main covered court at Tennis Padel Soleil reverberated with applause from a captivated audience, appreciating the quality of the matches and the warm atmosphere created by the organizers.
Fabrice Pastor, creator and president of the A1 Padel Tour, expressed strong satisfaction with the event, calling it an 'absolute success' both in sports and organization.
He highlighted the 'high-level infrastructure' of Tennis Padel Soleil and commended the remarkable efforts of director Cristina Pastor.
The A1 Padel Tour, which has already visited 36 countries, continues its mission to promote padel globally.
Looking ahead, Monaco is set to host another Grand Master from July 18 to 27, featuring three temporary courts in the port area, under the high patronage of Prince Albert II. This upcoming event is anticipated to be one of the major sports highlights of the summer in the Principality.
In its inaugural edition as a Grand Master, the highest category of the A1 Padel Tour, the event lived up to its promise, with Argentine duo Juan Ignacio de Pascual and Ramiro Pereyra claiming victory after a remarkable performance that saw them capitalize on the early elimination of top-seeded players.
The event drew an exceptional turnout, particularly during the final weekend, reflecting the growing enthusiasm for padel in France and Monaco.
The main covered court at Tennis Padel Soleil reverberated with applause from a captivated audience, appreciating the quality of the matches and the warm atmosphere created by the organizers.
Fabrice Pastor, creator and president of the A1 Padel Tour, expressed strong satisfaction with the event, calling it an 'absolute success' both in sports and organization.
He highlighted the 'high-level infrastructure' of Tennis Padel Soleil and commended the remarkable efforts of director Cristina Pastor.
The A1 Padel Tour, which has already visited 36 countries, continues its mission to promote padel globally.
Looking ahead, Monaco is set to host another Grand Master from July 18 to 27, featuring three temporary courts in the port area, under the high patronage of Prince Albert II. This upcoming event is anticipated to be one of the major sports highlights of the summer in the Principality.
