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Why do tennis players view Madrid, at 650m above sea level, as altitude?

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The European city is lower than São Paulo, with an average elevation of 726 meters, and was the scene of João Fonseca's victory at the Masters 1000
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Why do tennis players view Madrid, at 650m above sea level, as altitude?

The European city is lower than São Paulo, with an average elevation of 726 meters, and was the scene of João Fonseca's victory at the Masters 1000

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