The FIP Bronze Madrid 2026 is taking place at BamVolea Ciudad Raqueta. Qualifying began on Monday, August 24, the men’s main draw starts on Thursday the 27th and the finals are scheduled for Saturday the 29th. The draw features 32 pairs, including Thomas Leygue and Jesús Moya, the No. 8 seeds with a combined 861 points when the draw was released.
The FIP Bronze Madrid 2026 draw has Leygue-Moya as No. 8 seeds
The draw puts Thomas Leygue and Jesús Moya against Alberto Garcia Jimenez and Christian Medina Murphy in the first round.
The official draw lists Daniel Santigosa Sastre and Ramiro Jesus Valenzuela as the No. 1 seeds. Marc Sintes Villalonga and Nacho Moragues hold the second seed. The same section of the draw also includes Ignacio Archieri and Pablo Sanchez Vicente, seeded No. 5.
Leygue arrives in Madrid ranked 151st in the FIP ranking on August 24. Jesús Moya’s FIP profile listed him 138th on August 17. The draw also includes Luxembourg’s Clément Pelt and Belgium’s Ludovic Hutzemakers, who face a Spanish wild-card pair.
Schedule, FIP points and free admission at Ciudad Raqueta
- August 24: qualifying begins.
- August 27: first and second rounds of the main draw.
- August 28: quarterfinals and semifinals.
- August 29: finals.
The event page lists the tournament through August 30, but the official Play Order places the finals on Saturday the 29th. The tournament is played indoors at BamVolea Ciudad Raqueta, Calle Monasterio de El Paular 2, Madrid. The announced prize money is €10,000. In the men’s draw, the winners receive 40 FIP points, the finalists 22, the semifinalists 14 and the quarterfinalists 8.
At the tournament presentation, director Iñigo Jofre also said admission would be free:
Entry to the event will be free, so a high level of padel and a strong turnout of fans and amateur players are expected.
The calendar then moves straight into the Comunidad de Madrid P1, listed by the FIP from August 29 to September 6 in the same city. For Leygue and Moya, the immediate task is simpler: get through their opening match on Thursday and progress in a draw worth 40 points to the champions.
