The Cancún Premier Padel P2 delivered not only spectacular matches but also a major shake-up in the FIP rankings. Leo Augsburger, alongside Juan Lebrón, reached the final and secured enough points to return to the world’s Top 10. The player from Posadas had slipped out of the elite group weeks earlier, but his strong run in Mexico has restored his place among the best.
Impact on the rankings
Augsburger now sits at No. 10 with 5,425 points, moving up one position. His partnership with Lebrón is closing in on Miguel Yanguas and Franco Stupaczuk, opening the possibility of a change in the third spot of the doubles ranking. Augsburger had already made headlines last season when he won the Madrid title with Martín Di Nenno, marking his rise as one of the most promising players on the circuit.
The fight at the top
At the summit, Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia continue to dominate. Their victory in Cancún, combined with the setback of Ale Galán and Fede Chingotto, has widened their lead to 3,060 points. This cushion allows them to approach the next stretch of the calendar with confidence, while their rivals face the challenge of defending a large number of points.
Other notable moves
Further down the rankings, Maxi Arce jumped six places thanks to his strong performance in Mexico, while Gonzalo Alfonso and Tolito Aguirre stabilized their positions after recent struggles. Sanyo Gutiérrez and Álex Arroyo also benefited from semifinal runs, consolidating their presence in the upper tier.
Women’s ranking highlights
In the women’s draw, Bea González climbed back to fifth place, overtaking her former partner Claudia Fernández. González’s final in Cancún gave her the edge, while Fernández and Sofía Araújo were stopped in the quarterfinals. Marina Guinart continued her rapid rise, moving into 15th place, while Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea extended their dominance at the top with consecutive titles.
Race to Barcelona
The RACE standings, which track points earned in 2026, show Coello and Tapia leading with 1,960 points each. Augsburger and Lebrón are tied at 810, reflecting their strong start to the season. On the women’s side, Triay and Brea lead with 1,800 points, while Bea González and Paula Josemaría share fifth place with 720.
Leo Augsburger’s return to the Top 10 confirms his steady progression and underlines the growing strength of his partnership with Juan Lebrón, setting the stage for an exciting battle in the months ahead.
Lebron and Augsburger in Miami, ranking, and results in 2026
LWLWWWLWLW Lebron and Augsburger have achieved a win-loss 8-3 record together in 2026. They are currently playing the Miami P1 2026 where they overcame Gutierrez(world no.84) and Oria(world no.85) 6-3 7-6(3).
