Premier Padel Brussels P2 2026

Yes. Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia return for Brussels P2 2026 as the #2 seed after skipping Newgiza P2 in Egypt. They arrive with €63,550 YTD each, trailing Race leaders Galán and Chingotto (€73,300 each) by €9,750. Brussels is a crucial opportunity to reclaim Race #1.

The total prize pool for Premier Padel Brussels P2 2026 is €264,534 — Brussels uses a tournament-specific structure, a step toward equal pay between men and women. Men's winners earn €12,950 per player (€25,900 per pair). Women's winners earn €11,000 per player (€22,000 per pair) — notably HIGHER than the standard P2 women's rate. Finalists receive €7,600 (men) / €6,050 (women), semi-finalists €4,200 / €3,300. Source: Padel Tonic, Padel Magazine.

Premier Padel Brussels P2 2026 takes place April 19-26, 2026. Qualifying runs April 19-20, the main draw Round of 32 starts Tuesday April 21, Round of 16 Thursday April 23, quarter-finals Friday April 24, semi-finals Saturday April 25, and the final is Sunday April 26 at Gare Maritime, Tour & Taxis, Brussels.

The Brussels P2 is held at Gare Maritime, Tour & Taxis in Brussels, Belgium. The historic 1904 industrial building houses three panoramic padel courts under its iconic iron-and-glass roof — CBC Central Court (ticketed), Lotto Court (free access) and Nextensa Court (free access). One of the most visually spectacular venues on the entire Premier Padel circuit.

It is Juan Lebrón's first serious tournament title since splitting from Alejandro Galán, and a clear statement that the new Lebrón/Augsburger pairing is going for #1 in the 2026 Race. Seeded #4 in Brussels, they beat Race leaders Galán/Chingotto in the QF (6-4 6-4) and then completed a 3-set comeback against Coello/Tapia in the final (2-6 6-3 6-3). Augsburger started shaky but became the MVP in a clinical third set, hitting winners from every corner. Each player banks €12,950 — €25,900 per pair — a major leap up the 2026 standings.

Premier Padel Brussels P2 2026 is broadcast on Red Bull TV from the quarter-finals onwards, with early rounds (R32 and R16) streamed free on the Premier Padel YouTube channel. The final is Sunday April 26 at 3:00 PM CEST. All coverage is free to watch.

At Newgiza P2 2026 (April 13-18 in Egypt), Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto won the men's title, and Paula Josemaría and Beatriz González won the women's title in a brilliant 3-hour final (6-4, 5-7, 6-4 over Triay/Brea). Both pairs arrive in Brussels as strong favorites.

Juan Lebrón and Leandro Augsburger won Brussels P2 2026 with a 3-set comeback victory over Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia in the final on Sunday April 26, 2026 — final score 2-6 6-3 6-3. After dropping the first set 2-6, Lebrón and Augsburger flipped the match: Lebrón steadied, and Augsburger was the MVP in a clinical third set, finding winners from every corner. The title is Lebrón's first serious tournament win since splitting from Alejandro Galán, and a clear sign that the new Lebrón/Augsburger pairing is going for #1 in the 2026 Race. Each player banks €12,950 (€25,900 per pair) under Brussels' tournament-specific prize structure — a major leap in the standings after also dispatching world #1 Galán/Chingotto in the quarter-finals.

Paula Josemaría and Beatriz González won the women's Brussels P2 2026 final on Sunday April 26, beating world #1 Delfina Brea and Gemma Triay 7-5 6-2 in straight sets. It is Josemaría/González's second consecutive P2 title — they also beat the same pair in last week's Newgiza P2 final (6-4 5-7 6-4 in a 3-hour epic). The #2 seeds have now won two finals in a row against the #1 pair, this time without dropping a set. Each player banks €11,000 (€22,000 per pair) — Brussels paid an above-standard women's rate as a step toward equal pay, making this the highest women's P2 winner cheque of 2026 so far.

Juan Lebrón and Leandro Augsburger upset the world #1 pair Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto in the Brussels P2 quarter-finals on Friday April 24, 2026, winning 6-4 6-4 in straight sets. Galán/Chingotto — the 2026 Race leaders and #1 seeds in Brussels — looked off all match with a string of unforced errors, never threatening the result. Lebrón was at his vintage best on the wall while Augsburger dominated up front. The Lebrón/Augsburger pair went on to win the entire tournament, beating Coello/Tapia in the final 2-6 6-3 6-3 — a statement that this new partnership is going for #1.

The Brussels P2 2026 quarterfinals are on Friday April 24, 2026. Eight men's pairs and eight women's pairs compete from 10:00 AM CEST at the Gare Maritime, with the top matches on CBC Central Court live on Red Bull TV. Semi-finals follow Saturday April 25, and the men's and women's finals are Sunday April 26 at 3:00 PM CEST.

Day sessions at Brussels P2 2026 start at 10:00 AM CEST for main draw rounds (R32 through QF), with evening sessions running later in the day. Semi-finals begin around 12:00 PM Saturday April 25, and the finals are scheduled for 3:00 PM CEST Sunday April 26. The official Order of Play is published each morning on brusselspremierpadel.be — match times and court allocations can shift depending on the schedule.

Two of the three courts at the Gare Maritime are free to watch with no ticket required: Lotto Court and Nextensa Court. Only the CBC Central Court — where top seeds play from the quarter-finals onwards — requires a paid ticket. Free-access seating opens during R32 (Apr 21) through QF week. The Padel Village also offers free bars, restaurants and DJ entertainment until 11:00 PM.

The daily Order of Play (match times, pairings, court assignments) is published each morning on the official tournament site brusselspremierpadel.be and on the Premier Padel app. Schedules are finalized the evening before and can shift by 30–60 minutes depending on match length. For the live draw and results, our Brussels P2 bracket on this page updates within 5 minutes of each match completing.