This is a new step in the development of World Padel Quest , the international amateur experience that shakes up the codes of padel. 4PADEL group et Babolat , two major players in French and world padel, are now involved in this new type of competition.
A partnership forged quickly: after only two meetings with Eric Pottier , co-founder of World Padel Quest, the 4PADEL group, has decided to support this ambitious initiative that allows players of all levels to dream of a final... in Dubai.
8 regional finals will take place in the regions where 4PADEL is established, and this partnership is set to expand.
Babolat naturally associated
Already exclusive partner of the 4PADEL group , Babolat will accompany these regional finals. This is an opportunity for players to discover the entire collection of one of the most iconic brands in world padel.
An experience that seduces
Since the launch of registrations a month ago, World Padel Quest attracts increasing attention:
- notable presence at Premier Padel Bordeaux P1
- visibility in clubs (posters, flyers, etc.)
- participations in specialized fairs like the CSE
- high activity on the Social Media
The concept is simple: in 11 matches at your level (5 in the departmental phase, 6 in the regional phase), each player can access a final phase in Dubai , bringing together 512 players, all expenses paid. Regardless of the ranking, each player defends their category to try to win the title.
Practical information for registration
- How to Register limited to 16 pairs per category and per department
- Possibility to register alone and invite a partner via unique code
- Payment in 4 installments without charge (€55/month)
- Le FFT ranking at the time of registration determines your category
All information and registration on: www.worldpadelquest.com


























































































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