Premier P1000 at Casa Padel Asnières
It’s a novelty worth checking out on the French on tour. Casa Padel Asnières is organizing its very first P1000 on the weekend of May 8, 9 and 10, 2026. For the club, it’s a clear step up in the hierarchy of French tournaments and establishes Asnières in the conversation of the major stages of the national circuit.
The P1000 remains one of the most hotly contested formats in France. With many points at stake, the intensity is very different from that of a P500, and the field attracts pairs capable of aiming high in the national rankings. A victory in this type of event can have a major impact on a season, both in terms of climbing the rankings and in terms of building sporting momentum ahead of subsequent events. For a first edition, the challenge is ambitious, but consistent with what Casa Padel has been building for several seasons in Asnières-sur-Seine, in a club already identified as one of the benchmark centers in the Paris region.
Weekend schedule: qualifying, main draw and broadcasting
The tournament is spread over three days, with a gradual pressure promotion:
- Friday: qualifications kick off in the morning.
- Saturday: main draw starts at 9:30 a.m.
- Sunday: final stages and title.
The winners of each qualifying group will earn their place in the main draw, giving Friday a real sporting role. At this level, the qualifiers aren’t just a warm-up: they offer a concrete door to pairs who weren’t automatically placed, and each match can already be costly or lucrative. It’s also at this stage that the weekend’s breakthroughs often take place, with less expected teams ending up upsetting the seeds on Saturday.
From the quarterfinals onwards, matches will be broadcast live on Padel Mag TV. Quarterfinals, semifinals and finals will be followed live, enabling players and spectators alike to contract extension beyond the club’s courts. For a first edition, this is a strong signal: a P1000 that opens up directly to a wider audience, and which can establish itself in the French padel media landscape in its very first year.
Entries, catering and next stage
Entries are already open. Interested players can register directly via the official form provided by the organizers. But don’t delay too long: for a first P1000 in a club as well known as Casa Padel Asnières, places are likely to be snapped up quickly, especially in the final draw where the competition will be fierce.
The weekend isn’t just about the matches, either. The Casa Mano restaurant, located within the club, will be open throughout the x3 days, with a menu designed for players and the public alike. It’s a detail that counts at this type of tournament: between rounds, being able to have lunch or dinner on site changes the dynamic of the weekend, allowing you to recover in good conditions and stay in the competition atmosphere without having to leave the premises. For accompanying persons and spectators, it’s also a way of turning the day into a real padel outing.
This first P1000 event adds to an already busy French calendar, with a logical follow-on planned for the next stage, near Asnières. The result is a real sequence of events in the region, giving local players two close encounters in which to pick up points and compete against the best pairs in the country.
To remember:
- Casa Padel Asnières organizes its Premier P1000 from May 8 to 10, 2026.
- Qualifying on Friday, main draw on Saturday 9.30am, Finals on Sunday.
- Live broadcast on Padel Mag TV from the quarterfinals onwards.
- Entries open via official form, Casa Mano restaurant open all weekend.
