The Buenos Aires Premier Padel P1 is shaping up as one of the standout events of the 2026 season. A total of 89 pairs have confirmed their participation, the highest number for this type of tournament during the year. This record entry underscores the growing appeal of Premier Padel and positions Buenos Aires as a central stage for the sport.
Top players in action
The men’s draw will feature leading names such as Agustín Tapia (#1), Arturo Coello (#1), Alejandro Galán (#3), Federico Chingotto (#3), and Juan Lebrón (#5). On the women’s side, the lineup includes Delfina Brea Senesi (#1), Gemma Triay Pons (#1), Beatriz González Fernández (#3), Paula Josemaría Martín (#4), and Ariana Sánchez Fallada (#5).
Race 2026 standings
The annual Race Ranking adds further intrigue. Among the men, Chingotto and Galán are battling for the top spot, with Tapia and Coello close behind. In the women’s competition, Brea Senesi and Triay Pons lead the way, while González Fernández and Josemaría remain firmly in contention.
A complete experience for fans
For seven days, the iconic Parque Roca will host matches in a stadium specially prepared for the occasion. Beyond the action on court, spectators will enjoy gastronomic offerings, brand activations, and entertainment spaces designed for families, making the event a comprehensive experience.
Attendance goals
Organizers aim to surpass the world record attendance for a padel match, set at 16,156 spectators during the Buenos Aires P1 semifinals in 2025. With the record number of pairs and a strong lineup of players, expectations are high for another historic turnout.
Tickets available
Tickets are now on sale through Ticketek, giving fans the chance to secure their place at one of the most important events on the international padel calendar. The Buenos Aires Premier Padel P1 promises to deliver both sporting excellence and unforgettable atmosphere.
Triay and Brea in Brussels, ranking, and results
Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea have achieved a 19-4 win-loss record together in 2026. Their most recent match came on April 26, when they surrendered to González (world no.5) and Josemaría (world no.3) in the Brussels final, 7-5, 6-2. This result tightened the battle at the top of the rankings, adding further drama to the season.
