Valladolid P2 2026 · Premier Padel

Oysho Valladolid Premier Padel P2 2026 takes place from June 22 to June 28, 2026 at Pabellón Pisuerga (Caja Rural Stadium) in Valladolid, northern Spain. As a P2, the third tier in the Premier Padel circuit, this event brings €264,534 in total prize money with the world's best pairs competing in front of a noisy Castilian crowd. Men's winner earns €15,000 per player (€30,000 per pair), while women's winner earns €8,500 per player (€17,000 per pair).

The tournament is named after its title sponsor Oysho, the Inditex sportswear brand headquartered in Spain. This is a significant commercial endorsement for Premier Padel, with a major Spanish fashion brand anchoring a home event.

Pabellón Pisuerga: Valladolid's Arena

Pabellón Pisuerga, commercially known as the Caja Rural Stadium, is Valladolid's premier indoor sports venue. Show courts include the Caja Rural / Zamora centre court and Madison Arena 1. The venue sits in central Valladolid, named after the Pisuerga river that flows through Valladolid. The city is the capital of Castilla y León and one of Spain's most historically significant cities, home to the Real Chancillería (Royal Chancellery), seat of the Spanish Court in the 16th century.

What is a Premier Padel P2?

P2 events are the third tier in the Premier Padel hierarchy. Compared to P1 tournaments, P2 events:

• €264,534 total prize pool, roughly half a typical P1 event (e.g., Málaga P1 at €479,068)
• Full top-tier field: all top-ranked players are required to compete
• FIP ranking points, fewer than P1 but still crucial for year-end seedings
• Non-equal prize money: men earn significantly more than women at this tier (76% gap at winner level)
• Qualifying draw: gives ranked pairs below the main draw cut a path into the event

The Prize Pay Gap at P2 Level

Unlike Premier Padel Majors, where men and women earn equal prize money at every round, P2 events maintain a significant pay gap. At Valladolid P2 2026, the men's winner earns €15,000 per player while the women's winner earns €8,500 per player, a difference of €6,500 (76%). This gap exists at every round of the draw. The next Major where both genders earn identically is the Paris Major later in the 2026 season.

Pabellón Pisuerga (Caja Rural Stadium) sits in central Valladolid, easily accessible from the city's train station (Valladolid Campo Grande, with high-speed AVE connections to Madrid in ~50 minutes) and city centre. The venue takes its nickname from the Caja Rural cooperative bank that holds naming rights, while the full name honours the Pisuerga river that defines the city's geography.

Valladolid is the capital of Castilla y León, Spain's largest autonomous community. Historically one of Spain's most important cities, seat of the Spanish royal court in the 15th and 16th centuries, birthplace of King Philip II, it has notable architecture including the National Sculpture Museum (one of the finest in Spain) and the Patio Herreriano contemporary art museum. June temperatures typically range from 20–30°C, with the indoor Pabellón Pisuerga providing comfortable conditions for the main draw action.

Padel in Valladolid: The Castilla y León region has a strong padel scene, with clubs spread across the region. Hosting Premier Padel for the first time brings the sport's elite to a city that has traditionally been a football stronghold (Real Valladolid CF) but is increasingly embracing padel at all levels.