Brea and Triay Rally From a Set Down to Win Madrid P1, Their Sixth Title of the Season

Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea are Madrid P1 champions again. The Spanish-Argentine pair came from a set down to beat Paula Josemaria and Bea Gonzalez 6-7, 6-3, 6-3 in the women's final on Sunday, their sixth title of the season.

The match ran two and a half hours in front of a packed Movistar Arena. Josemaria and Gonzalez dug out of a 2-5 hole in the first-set tiebreak to steal it 7-5, and for a stretch it looked like Triay and Brea would be denied a record-setting run in the Spanish capital. Instead they reset, tightened their return game, and closed out the second and third sets 6-3 apiece.

It was the eighth meeting between the two pairs this season alone, and Triay and Brea now lead that head-to-head 6-2. Tempers flared briefly in the second set when a VAR review went against Brea. She turned to the chair umpire and said, "Ahora no estas aplicando el reglamento" - "You're not applying the rules now." The point stood, and Brea channeled the frustration into her game.

What it means

Josemaria and Gonzalez, playing their first season as a pair, leave Madrid with a runner-up finish that keeps them firmly in the title conversation heading into the rest of the year. For Triay and Brea, the win extends a dominant 2026 and adds another trophy to a partnership that keeps setting the pace at the top of the women's game.

Final scoreline

Triay/Brea def. Josemaria/Gonzalez 6-7(5), 6-3, 6-3.