The weekend was particularly busy on the French circuit with six P1000 tournaments organized simultaneously across the country. Here's a recap of all the results:

P1000 TerraPadel Bayard and Vincent as bosses

Openly acknowledged favorites, Damien Bayard and Pierre Vincent (TS1) lived up to expectations after a hard-fought final against Natan Étienne and Thomas Lelarge (TS2). After a close first set won in a tie-break, the two youngsters leveled the score before succumbing physically and mentally in the decisive set.
Victory Bayard / Vincent: 7/6 4/6 6/1
A title that perfectly launches their 2026 season after an already very successful 2025 with 3 P1500s and 7 P1000s won.

P1000 TerraPadel – Bayard and Vincent embrace their status and treat themselves to a new P1000 together

P1000 The MurMur: Experience makes the difference

It's the little one surprise of the weekend. The seed 3, Nicolas Trancart / Thomas Cazes-Carrère, reverses the TS1 Lucas Pillon / Benjamin Dufour After conceding the first set, the two experienced players, solid, consistent, and tactically astute, prevailed through sheer mental strength.
Victory Trancart / Cazes-Carrère: 4/6 6/3 6/4
At 41, Thomas Cazes-Carrère takes off his first career P1000.

Trancart and Cazes-Carrère overturn Pillon/Dufour and claim the P1000 Le MurMur title

P1000 4PADEL Rouen – Petit-Quevilly: Forcin and Marie win their second title together

A long and intense final between the top two seeds. After a close first set, Maxime Forcin and Jules Marie (TS1) are gaining momentum to finish very strong against the Perez Le Tiec brothers (TS2).
Victoire Forcin / Marie: 6/7 6/3 6/1
Second P1000 together for the pair, and an excellent start to the season.

P1000 4PADEL Rouen Petit-Quevilly – Marie and Forcin defeat the Perez Le Tiec brothers to claim their second title together

P1000 Ace Padel Filho and Gortzounian embrace their status

In a great final, Clément Filho and Charles Gortzounian (TS1) take over Paul Dornberger / Mathis Dupont-Brembeuf (TS2). More patient and cleaner at key moments, they make a difference in the long run.
Filho / Gortzounian victory: 6/2 3/6 6/3
A first P1000 together in 2026 for two players who knew each other well.

P1000 Ace Padel By planning PME: Gortzounian and Filho dominate Dornberger / Dupont-Brimbeuf in three sets to claim the title

P1000 Clermont Padel Club: Diaz and Ayuso above

A one-sided final from the outset. Pedro Diaz and Quentin Ayuso (TS1) inflicted a severe 6/0 defeat before controlling the second-set tie-break against Thomas Seux / Louis Jover (TS2).
Victoire Diaz / Ayuso: 6/0 7/6
A well-controlled title to kick off their season.

The number 1 seed doesn't falter: title for Diaz/Ayuso at the P1000 Clermont Padel -

P1000 Ladies Padel 95: Duchêne and Tonda overturn TS1

The longest and most intense final of the weekend. Alexise Duchêne and Charlyne Tonda (TS2) overturn Rondot / Mansart (TS1) after more than 2 hours and 30 minutes of fighting.
Victoire Duchêne / Tonda: 6/7 6/3 6/3
A victory of character which confirms their excellent momentum since the end of the 2025 season.

P1000 Padel 95: Duchêne and Tonda, after a hard-fought battle, defeat Mansart/Rondot and claim the title.
Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !

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