Tennis: Open 13, Marseille's Atp 250 Will Move to Lyon in 2026

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The Marseille ATP tennis tournament, Open 13 Provence, will compete at the LDLC Arena de Décines-Charpieu, near Lyon, from October 18 to 25, 2026, announced Friday the organizing company of the event.

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This must-see tournament of French tennis, which has been played for 32 years in the Phocéanian city, will now settle down at the LDLC Arena in Lyon-Décines. A page turns.

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It is the end of an era for Marseille tennis. After 33 editions since 1993, the Open 13 will leave the Bouches-du-Rhône (and thus change its name). The company that organizes the ATP 250 traditionally played in February, Pampelonne Organisation, officially officially announced the information this Friday, stating that the tournament would now take place at the LDLC Arena in Lyon, starting in the 2026 season. "This choice is the result of an in-d…

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In 2026, he will be playing at the LDLC Arena in Lyon-Décines. The noise has been going on for several months now, and it is now official. L的Open 13 Provence, tennis tournament (ATP 250) will leave Marseille for its next edition, which will take place from 18 to 25 October 2026 October 2026. The competition will now take place at the LCLC Arena in Lyon-Décines. A venue that meets more the standards imposed by the ATP for the coming years. The LD…

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Jean-François Caujolle, the iconic director of Marseille's ATP 250 tournament now held in Lyon from next year, explains the choice of this transfer.

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Great news for tennis enthusiasts. The Open de Tennis de Provence will move from 2026 to the LDLC Arena de Décines-Charpieu near Lyon. The announcement was made this Friday by the company Pampelonne Organisation (subsidiary of the All In Group), chaired by former tennisman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. The ATP 250 will run from 18 to 25 [...] L'article Lyon : l'Open de tennis de Provence moved to the LDLC Arena from 2026 appeared first on Lyon Capitale.