Triay and Brea Claim Sixth Title as Chingotto Dominates Madrid Premier Padel P1

Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea claimed their sixth title of the season in Madrid, while Federico Chingotto continued his dominant form with another Premier Padel P1 victory.

Triay and Brea Extend Dominance in Women's Doubles

Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea proved once again why they are among the most formidable partnerships in women's padel, capturing the Madrid Premier Padel P1 title. The Spanish duo's victory marks their sixth championship of the season, showcasing remarkable consistency and precision throughout the tournament.

Playing with the characteristic blend of aggressive positioning and technical excellence, Triay and Brea navigated a competitive field to claim the crown. Their ability to control points from the net and execute decisive finishing shots proved decisive in Madrid, where the fast-paced courts demanded both tactical intelligence and athletic prowess.

Chingotto's Continued Excellence in Men's Singles

Federico Chingotto delivered yet another commanding performance to win the men's singles title at the Madrid event. The Argentine star's consistent play from start to finish underscored his status as one of the tour's most reliable performers this season.

Chingotto's victory adds to what has been an impressive campaign, with the player demonstrating the court sense and competitive mentality required to succeed at the highest level of Premier Padel competition. His ability to adapt to different playing styles and maintain focus through extended tournaments continues to set him apart.

Madrid Delivers Unforgettable Tennis

The Madrid Premier Padel P1 provided fans with compelling action throughout the draw. Bea González, who reached the women's doubles final, showcased her competitive character and quality throughout the tournament, ultimately settling for the runner-up position.

The event reinforced Madrid's status as a premier destination for professional padel, with the local crowd creating an electric atmosphere that elevated the quality of play. The combination of elite athletes, enthusiastic spectators, and world-class facilities produced the kind of memorable competition that continues to grow the sport's profile across Europe.

With Madrid now in the books, attention turns to the next stop on the Premier Padel calendar: the Alpine Paris Major in France, where the circuit's top players will continue their pursuit of titles and ranking points.

Corrected on 5 October 2026: player names amended.