
Several tennis superstars experienced a change in position in the ATP Race to Turin following the conclusion of the Madrid Open, with the first ATP Masters 1000 event on clay in 2022 producing familiar yet surprising results.
World No.1 Novak Djokovic finally seemed to find his form, after playing in a handful of tournaments this year due to his vaccine status. The Serbian made a semifinal appearance in Madrid last week, losing to eventual champion Carlos Alcaraz. However, his strong run enabled him to move up a whooping 69 positions in the Race to Turin, due to the fact that he had barely played all season.
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Conversely, Alcaraz continued his ascent up the ATP rankings, reaching a career high of World No.6 and gaining 1,000 points after his victory in Madrid. This allowed him to overtake Stefanos Tsitsipas for No.2 on the table, putting him just 70 points behind Rafael Nadal, who retained his top spot.
Other notable movers were Alexander Zverev, who finished runner-up in Madrid and climbed up four spots to No.8 in the race, and Andrey Rublev, who moved up two positions to reach the No.4 spot on the table.
Below are the Top 30 ATP players in the Race to Turin.
ATP Race To Turin Update (TOP 30):
1. Rafael Nadal 3,530
2. Carlos Alcaraz 3,460
3. Stefanos Tsitsipas 2,890
4. Andrey Rublev 1,910
5. Daniil Medvedev 1,900
6. Felix Auger-Aliassime 1,855
7. Taylor Fritz 1,765
8. Alexander Zverev 1,620
9. Casper Ruud 1,255
10. Hubert Hurkacz 1,200
11. Diego Schwartzman 1,195
12. Denis Shapovalov 1,125
13. Cameron Norrie 1,110
14. Jannik Sinner 1,070
15. Roberto Bautista Agut 980
16. Matteo Berrettini 945
17. Reilly Opelka 940
18. Miomir Kecmanovic915
19. Grigor Dimitrov 865
20. Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 835
21. Alex de Minaur 810
22. Pablo Carreno Busta 800
23. Gael Monfils 790
24. Francisco Cerundolo 763
25. Sebastian Baez 697
26. Tommy Paul 685
27. Maxime Cressy 634
28. Novak Djokovic 610
29. Daniel Evans 605
30. Karen Khachanov 595
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