Key Takeaways
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Martina Calvo climbs three places to reach 9th position with 6,503 points
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Tapia / Coello remain co-leaders in men’s rankings with 21,123 points each
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Triay / Brea widen their lead in the women’s Race 2026 standings
Calvo breaks into the Top 10
The standout development from the latest FIP ranking update is the rise of Martina Calvo. Fresh from her London Premier Padel P1 triumph alongside Claudia Fernandez, the 18-year-old Spaniard gained three places to secure 9th position worldwide. Her rapid ascent comes just hours after becoming the youngest player to win a Premier Padel tournament, confirming her status as one of the sport’s brightest prospects.
Tapia and Coello consolidate their lead
In the men’s category, Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello remain firmly at the top with 21,123 points each. Their dominance continues to keep them ahead of Ale Galán and Fede Chingotto, who hold 3rd and 4th positions with 17,906 points. The London victory further strengthened their grip on the Race 2026 standings, where they now enjoy a clear margin over their closest rivals.
Triay and Brea widen the gap
On the women’s side, Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea extended their advantage in the Race 2026. With a 2-point lead over Bea González and Paula Josemaría, the number one pair continue to set the pace. Their consistency ensures they remain the benchmark, while Calvo’s entry into the Top 10 adds fresh intrigue to the competition.
Race 2026 takes shape
The London P1 has reshaped the landscape of the rankings. Tapia / Coello and Triay / Brea both consolidated their positions at the top, while Calvo’s breakthrough highlights the emergence of new talent. With the Madrid P1 approaching, the battle for points and prestige is intensifying, and the leaders will look to defend their advantage against a chasing pack eager to close the gap.
