Padel world rankings: FIP top 20

The top 20 men and women in the FIP world ranking, which also decides the seeds at Premier Padel events.

Rankings as of 9 November 2026 · Source: padelfip.com

FIP men's ranking — top 20

As of 9 November 2026 · Source: padelfip.com · Official ranking

  1. 1Arturo CoelloArturo Coello Spain20,994points
  2. 1Agustín TapiaAgustín Tapia Argentina20,994points
  3. 3Alejandro GalánAlejandro Galán Spain14,629points
  4. 3Federico ChingottoFederico Chingotto Argentina14,629points
  5. 5Juan LebrónJuan Lebrón Spain7,920points
  6. 6Leandro Augsburger Argentina7,689points
  7. 7Franco Stupaczuk Argentina6,360points
  8. 8Paquito NavarroPaquito Navarro Spain5,337points
  9. 9Jon Sanz Spain5,179points
  10. 10Martín Di Nenno Argentina4,929points
  11. 11Miguel Yanguas Spain4,847points
  12. 12Francisco Guerrero Spain4,704points
  13. 13Jerónimo González Spain4,089points
  14. 14Juan Tello Argentina3,940points
  15. 15Coki Nieto Spain3,717points
  16. 16Lucas Campagnolo Brazil3,579points
  17. 17Javier Leal Spain3,545points
  18. 18Maxi Arce Argentina3,460points
  19. 19Eduardo Alonso Spain3,444points
  20. 20Gonzalo Alfonso Argentina3,045points

FIP women's ranking — top 20

As of 9 November 2026 · Source: padelfip.com · Official ranking

  1. 1Gemma TriayGemma Triay Spain16,394points
  2. 1Delfina Brea Argentina16,394points
  3. 3Bea González Spain14,377points
  4. 4Ariana Sánchez Spain12,419points
  5. 5Claudia Fernández Spain12,357points
  6. 6Andrea Ustero Spain12,109points
  7. 7Paula Josemaría Spain11,069points
  8. 8Martina Calvo Spain7,829points
  9. 9Sofia Araújo Portugal5,719points
  10. 10Claudia Jensen Argentina5,184points
  11. 11Marta Ortega Spain4,809points
  12. 12Tamara Icardo Spain4,464points
  13. 13Alejandra Alonso Spain3,979points
  14. 14Marina Guinart Spain3,949points
  15. 15Verónica Virseda Spain3,437points
  16. 16Alejandra SalazarAlejandra Salazar Spain3,407points
  17. 17Aranzazu Osoro Argentina3,325points
  18. 18Bea Caldera Spain3,304points
  19. 19Carmen Goenaga Spain3,154points
  20. 20Raquel Eugenio Spain2,860points

How the padel rankings work

The FIP Ranking is individual even though padel is played in pairs: each player in a pair earns the same points from a result, which is why partners such as Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia sit level on 20,994 points. For 2026 a player's ranking counts their best 22 results in Qatar Airways Premier Padel and CUPRA FIP Tour events, points depend on the event category and the round reached, and they are defended on a rolling 52-week cycle. A Major winner earns 2,000 points. From 2027 the number of counting results drops to 21.

Want to see the players live? Here are the padel Majors: dates, venues and champions.

Sources: padelfip.com

For padel coaches

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Questions people ask

Who is the world number 1 in men's padel?

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Arturo Coello (Spain) and Agustín Tapia (Argentina) share number 1 in the FIP men's ranking with 20,994 points, as of 9 November 2026.

Who is the world number 1 in women's padel?

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Gemma Triay (Spain) and Delfina Brea (Argentina) share number 1 in the FIP women's ranking with 16,394 points, as of 9 November 2026.

Who are the top 5 in the FIP men's ranking?

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As of 9 November 2026: 1. Arturo Coello, 1. Agustín Tapia, 3. Alejandro Galán, 3. Federico Chingotto, 5. Juan Lebrón.

How do the padel world rankings work?

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The FIP Ranking is individual even though padel is played in pairs: each player in a pair earns the same points from a result, which is why partners such as Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia sit level on 20,994 points. For 2026 a player's ranking counts their best 22 results in Qatar Airways Premier Padel and CUPRA FIP Tour events, points depend on the event category and the round reached, and they are defended on a rolling 52-week cycle. A Major winner earns 2,000 points. From 2027 the number of counting results drops to 21.

Where can I see the official padel rankings?

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The official FIP rankings are at https://www.padelfip.com/fip-rankings/. This page shows the top players as of 9 November 2026 and is checked regularly.

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