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Malaga P1 qualifying starts Saturday, main draw follows Monday
Premier Padel's third straight stop in Malaga opens with qualifying on Saturday before the top seeds arrive midweek.
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Malaga P1 qualifying starts Saturday, main draw follows Monday
Premier Padel's Malaga P1 gets going on Saturday, when qualifying begins at the Palacio de Deportes Jose Maria Martin Carpena. It's the tour's third year running in the Andalusian city, and the main draw follows on Monday, July 13.
Who plays when
The qualifying rounds come first, with men's and women's hopefuls chasing the last main-draw places across the weekend. The seeds don't wait long after that. Arturo Coello and Agustin Tapia, the world No. 1 men's pair, open in the round of 32 midweek, sometime between Tuesday and Wednesday, and second seeds Alejandro Galan and Federico Chingotto join them. The women's top seeds start on Thursday, July 16, led by local favorite Bea Gonzalez.
Why it matters
Malaga is padel country. Organizers count 14 players from the region inside the FIP top 150, so the Martin Carpena crowd will have plenty to cheer before the finals on Sunday, July 19. There's roughly 470,000 euros in prize money on the line across the two draws, and the same four pairs that split the last two P2 finals headline a field that runs deep.
FAQ
When does Malaga P1 2026 start?
Qualifying begins on Saturday, July 11. The main draw runs from Monday, July 13, through the finals on Sunday, July 19, at the Palacio Jose Maria Martin Carpena in Malaga.
When do Coello and Tapia play their first match?
The world No. 1 pair, Arturo Coello and Agustin Tapia, enter in the round of 32, with the leading men's seeds debuting between Tuesday, July 14, and Wednesday, July 15.
Who leads the women's field?
The women's top seeds begin on Thursday, July 16, with Spain's Bea Gonzalez among the headliners in front of a home crowd.
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