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ATP Race to Turin: Jannik Sinner holds firm as Tommy Paul breaks into ATP Finals qualification zone

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by Cristhián Avila
Monday, 10 March 2025 at 21:30
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After the first week of Indian Wells and some surprising eliminations, the ATP Race to Turin is beginning to shift. Jannik Sinner remains at the top despite his ongoing suspension and absence from competition, while Tommy Paul has now secured a spot among the top eight.

Meanwhile, the early exits of Alexander Zverev (2nd) and Felix Auger-Aliassime (3rd) could shake things up, especially with Carlos Alcaraz and Ben Shelton closing in. Novak Djokovic’s first-match exit also puts him at risk of a drop in the standings.

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Leaders unable to earn more points

The Race - unlike the ATP Rankings - only measures the number of titles won in the calendar year (2025), and defines the qualifiers for the ATP Finals at the end of the season.

Jannik Sinner’s well-known three-month suspension has kept him away from competition, but after winning the Australian Open, his 2,000 points still keep him comfortably at the top of the Race. He is guaranteed to remain No. 1 after Indian Wells concludes.

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Only Carlos Alcaraz (4th) has a chance to catch him. With his third-round appearance secured on Monday night, Alcaraz has already reached 1,050 points in the Race. If he wins the title, he could match Sinner’s 2,000 points at the top.

The early exits of Alexander Zverev (1,565 points) and Felix Auger-Aliassime (1,145 points) in the first round leave them unable to add more points, meaning their podium positions could be at risk in the coming days. Closing out the top five is home favourite Ben Shelton, who has comfortably reached the third round. A couple more wins could see him overtake Felix, while a final appearance could even push him past Zverev.

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Top 10 set to change as Djokovic and Machac fall early

The Race’s top 10 includes two other players who were eliminated in the second round: Novak Djokovic (7th, 860 points) and Tomas Machac (10th, 795 points). This leaves Alex de Minaur (6th), Tommy Paul (8th), and Denis Shapovalov (9th) as the only top-10 players still in contention.

Paul, in particular, has climbed several positions after reaching the fourth round, capitalising on the early eliminations of those ahead of him. As of Monday, March 10, nine of the current top 15 in the Race have already exited the tournament. Stefanos Tsitsipas (12th), Jack Draper (16th), Francisco Cerúndolo (19th), and Taylor Fritz (20th) are some of the players who could climb higher if they continue their strong runs at Indian Wells.

# Player Age Country Pts +/-
Last Update: Monday, March 10, 2025 at 5:19 PM
1 Jannik Sinner 23 ITA 2000
2 Alexander Zverev 27 GER 1565 +10
3 Félix Auger-Aliassime 24 CAN 1145 +10
4 Carlos Alcaraz 21 ESP 1050 +50
5 Ben Shelton 22 USA 950 +50
6 Alex de Minaur 26 AUS 935 +50
7 Novak Djoković 37 SRB 860 +10
8 Tommy Paul 27 USA 850 +100
9 Denis Shapovalov 25 CAN 825 +50
10 Tomáš Macháč 24 CZE 795 +10
11 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 25 ESP 780 +10
12 Stefanos Tsitsipas 26 GRE 755 +100
13 Sebastián Báez 24 ARG 745 +10
14 Andrey Rublev 27 RUS 720 +10
15 Jiří Lehečka 23 CZE 710 +10
16 Jack Draper 23 GBR 630 +100
17 Alexandre Müller 28 FRA 600 +10
18 Ugo Humbert 26 FRA 575 +50
19 Francisco Cerúndolo 26 ARG 565 +100
20 Taylor Fritz 27 USA 545 +50
21 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 25 ARG 537
22 Gaël Monfils 38 FRA 525 +50
23 Casper Ruud 26 NOR 525 +10
24 Lorenzo Sonego 29 ITA 510 +10
25 Joao Fonseca 18 BRA 507 +30
26 Daniil Medvedev 29 RUS 500 +100
27 Miomir Kecmanović 25 SRB 485 +10
28 Alex Michelsen 20 USA 475 +50
29 Tallon Griekspoor 28 NED 460 +100
30 Zizou Bergs 25 BEL 443 +30
31 Holger Rune 21 DEN 400 +100
32 Marcos Giron 31 USA 400 +100
33 Luca Nardi 21 ITA 400 +10
34 Learner Tien 19 USA 390 +10
35 Laslo Djere 29 SRB 387
36 Nuno Borges 28 POR 380 +30
37 Jaume Munar 27 ESP 370 +10
38 Hubert Hurkacz 28 POL 365 +50
39 Reilly Opelka 27 USA 340
40 Brandon Nakashima 23 USA 335 +50
41 Francisco Comesaña 24 ARG 333
42 Quentin Halys 28 FRA 330 +30
43 Aleksandar Kovačević 26 USA 330 +10
44 Brandon Holt 26 USA 330
45 Ethan Quinn 20 USA 314 +30
46 Hamad Medjedović 21 SRB 304
47 Arthur Fils 20 FRA 300 +100
48 Matteo Berrettini 28 ITA 300 +50
49 Mattia Bellucci 23 ITA 296
50 Matteo Arnaldi 24 ITA 285 +50
51 Pedro Martínez 27 ESP 285 +10
52 Damir Džumhur 32 BIH 282 +50
53 Fábián Marozsán 25 HUN 280 +30
54 Jakub Menšík 19 CZE 280 +30
55 Daniel Altmaier 26 GER 270
56 Pablo Carreño Busta 33 ESP 268 +30
57 Lorenzo Musetti 23 ITA 250 +50
58 Kei Nishikori 35 JPN 245 +30
59 Nishesh Basavareddy 19 USA 245
60 Valentin Royer 23 FRA 244 +100
61 Raphaël Collignon 23 BEL 244
62 Jaime Faria 21 POR 243
63 Alexander Blockx 19 BEL 230
64 Frances Tiafoe 27 USA 225 +50
65 Sebastian Korda 24 USA 225 +10
66 Shintaro Mochizuki 21 JPN 224
67 Tristan Boyer 23 USA 223 +30
68 Benjamin Bonzi 28 FRA 219 +10
69 Yoshihito Nishioka 29 JPN 219
70 Borna Ćorić 28 CRO 219 +75
71 Christopher O'Connell 30 AUS 215 +30
72 Dalibor Svrčina 22 CZE 215
73 Liam Draxl 23 CAN 213 +12
74 Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard 21 FRA 210 +50
75 Cameron Norrie 29 GBR 210 +50
76 Arthur Bouquier 24 FRA 210 +44
77 Kyrian Jacquet 23 FRA 208
78 Tomás Martín Etcheverry 25 ARG 205 +10
79 Hady Habib 26 LBN 203
80 Karen Khachanov 28 RUS 200 +50
81 Federico Coria 33 ARG 198 +22
82 Adam Walton 25 AUS 195 +50
83 Mariano Navone 24 ARG 190 +30
84 Eliot Spizzirri 23 USA 190 +10
85 Hugo Dellien 31 BOL 180
86 Márton Fucsovics 33 HUN 179
87 Tristan Schoolkate 24 AUS 170
88 Yosuke Watanuki 26 JPN 165 +120
89 Jacob Fearnley 23 GBR 161 +10
90 Roberto Carballés Baena 31 ESP 160 +10
91 Grigor Dimitrov 33 BUL 160 +50
92 Botic van de Zandschulp 29 NED 158 +60
93 Francesco Passaro 24 ITA 158
94 Corentin Moutet 25 FRA 155 +30
95 Nikoloz Basilashvili 33 GEO 155 +30
96 Mackenzie McDonald 29 USA 154 +30
97 Román Andrés Burruchaga 23 ARG 154
98 Gabriel Diallo 23 CAN 153 +40
99 Rinky Hijikata 24 AUS 153 +30
100 Viktor Durasovic 27 NOR 152
101 Thiago Monteiro 30 BRA 147 +12
102 Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg 21 FRA 147 +6
103 Alexis Galarneau 26 CAN 143 +10
104 James McCabe 21 AUS 142
105 Thiago Agustín Tirante 23 ARG 142 +75
106 Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez 19 MEX 142
107 David Goffin 34 BEL 140 +30
108 Li Tu 28 AUS 140 +33
109 Andrea Vavassori 29 ITA 139
110 Constant Lestienne 32 FRA 138
111 Billy Harris 30 GBR 137
112 Michael Mmoh 27 USA 136 +10
113 Aleksandar Vukic 28 AUS 135 +10
114 Alexander Shevchenko 24 KAZ 135 +10
115 Chun Hsin Tseng 23 TWN 133
116 Nicolai Budkov Kjaer 18 NOR 131
117 Ugo Blanchet 26 FRA 128
118 Colton Smith 22 USA 125 +50
119 Jason Kubler 31 AUS 124 +25
120 Rei Sakamoto 18 JPN 123
121 Yunchaokete Bu 23 CHN 122 +30
122 Calvin Hémery 30 FRA 121 +14
123 Jurij Rodionov 25 AUT 119 +22
124 Yuta Shimizu 25 JPN 117 +6
125 Cristian Garín 28 CHI 115 +10
126 Arthur Cazaux 22 FRA 114
127 Juan Manuel Cerúndolo 23 ARG 114 +22
128 Tomás Barrios Vera 27 CHI 113
129 Marek Gengel 29 CZE 113
130 Martin Landaluce 19 ESP 112
131 Patrick Zahraj 25 GER 112 +2
132 Jordan Thompson 30 AUS 110 +10
133 Alexei Popyrin 25 AUS 110 +50
134 Dušan Lajović 34 SRB 110 +30
135 Juncheng Shang 20 CHN 110
136 Nicolás Jarry 29 CHI 110
137 Murphy Cassone 22 USA 109
138 Jesper de Jong 24 NED 108
139 Facundo Díaz Acosta 24 ARG 107
140 Gauthier Onclin 24 BEL 107 +6
141 Rio Noguchi 26 JPN 107
142 Daniel Elahi Galán 28 COL 102 +12
143 Pierre Hugues Herbert 33 FRA 102
144 Frederico Ferreira Silva 29 POR 102 +8
145 Benjamin Hassan 30 GER 102 +6
146 Christian Langmo 28 USA 102 +8
147 Juan Pablo Ficovich 28 ARG 101 +44
148 Hugo Gaston 24 FRA 100 +50
149 Thanasi Kokkinakis 28 AUS 100
150 Marin Čilić 36 CRO 100
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