Stiff competition in ATP Race to Turin as Sinner and Alcaraz vie for the top spot with Djokovic now in contention

Monday, 15 July 2024 at 18:07

The ATP Race to Turin has been updated after the 2024 Wimbledon Championships were concluded on Sunday, July 14 with Carlos Alcaraz sealing the title and after Jannik Sinner has dominated for most of the season in the race, he has a new rival.

The top spot still belongs to Sinner. In the Quarter-Finals he was dumped out by Daniil Medvedev and with the ATP Race being a rolling one year system, he was able to add 400 points and retained top spot. Carlos Alcaraz though gained 2,000. He displaced Alexander Zverev and now sits at 5,950 compared to 6,200 from Sinner.

Novak Djokovic after spending most of the season out of ATP Race reckoning is finally in there. He made his first final of 2024 which earned him 1,300 points taking his tally to 3,160. He now sits sixth instead of 13th.

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Casper Ruud and Daniil Medvedev are in the top five and changed spots. While further down, Taylor Fritz sits ninth and Tommy Paul 10th after superb tournaments. Lorenzo Musetti is another player that gained. He was not even in the top 20 before Wimbledon. However his great run to the semi-finals has now seen him rise to 14th. Andrey Rublev is the only player to fall as he fell down from 8th to 12th.

The ATP Race to the Finals, also known as the Race to Turin, is an annual ranking that determines which eight players qualify for the prestigious Nitto ATP Finals. As of now, the leading contenders for the 2024 ATP Finals in Turin are determined based on their performance throughout the season, particularly in key tournaments such as Grand Slams and ATP Masters 1000 events.

ATP Race after Wimbledon as per livetennis.eu

	ATP Finals Qualification Cut			6615
1	Jannik Sinner	22	ITA	6200
2	Carlos Alcaraz	21	ESP	5950
3	Alexander Zverev	27	GER	4785
4	Daniil Medvedev	28	RUS	4000
5	Casper Ruud	25	NOR	3485
6	Novak Djoković	37	SRB	3160
7	Alex de Minaur	25	AUS	2905
8	Stefanos Tsitsipas	25	GRE	2565
9	Taylor Fritz	26	USA	2530
10	Tommy Paul	27	USA	2475
11	Grigor Dimitrov	33	BUL	2325
12	Andrey Rublev	26	RUS	2230
13	Hubert Hurkacz	27	POL	2140
14	Lorenzo Musetti	22	ITA	1920
15	Alejandro Tabilo	27	CHI	1738
16	Ugo Humbert	26	FRA	1585
17	Holger Rune	21	DEN	1575
18	Félix Auger-Aliassime	23	CAN	1365
19	Sebastián Báez	23	ARG	1330
20	Alexander Bublik	27	KAZ	1300
21	Ben Shelton	21	USA	1250
22	Karen Khachanov	28	RUS	1210
23	Nicolás Jarry	28	CHI	1205
24	Jan Lennard Struff	34	GER	1080
25	Sebastian Korda	24	USA	1050
26	Jiří Lehečka	22	CZE	1035
27	Arthur Fils	20	FRA	995
28	Jack Draper	22	GBR	985
29	Luciano Darderi	22	ITA	978
30	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	24	ARG	960
31	Mariano Navone	23	ARG	933
32	Cameron Norrie	28	GBR	923
33	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	21	FRA	921
34	Jordan Thompson	30	AUS	915
35	Francisco Cerúndolo	25	ARG	910
36	Tallon Griekspoor	28	NED	910
37	Nuno Borges	27	POR	815
38	Tomáš Macháč	23	CZE	813
39	Zhizhen Zhang	27	CHN	810
40	Flavio Cobolli	22	ITA	777
41	Matteo Arnaldi	23	ITA	775
42	Frances Tiafoe	26	USA	770
43	Brandon Nakashima	22	USA	760
44	Pedro Martínez	27	ESP	744
45	Miomir Kecmanović	24	SRB	725
46	Roberto Bautista Agut	36	ESP	700
47	Gaël Monfils	37	FRA	695
48	Roberto Carballés Baena	31	ESP	655
49	Facundo Díaz Acosta	23	ARG	654
50	Fábián Marozsán	24	HUN	650
51	Zizou Bergs	25	BEL	647
52	Sebastian Ofner	28	AUT	633
53	Marcos Giron	30	USA	620
54	Matteo Berrettini	28	ITA	615
55	Dominik Koepfer	30	GER	606
56	Emil Ruusuvuori	25	FIN	603
57	Lorenzo Sonego	29	ITA	599
58	Dušan Lajović	34	SRB	575
59	Jakub Menšík	18	CZE	570
60	Jaume Munar	27	ESP	560
61	Corentin Moutet	25	FRA	553
62	Sumit Nagal	26	IND	546
63	Juncheng Shang	19	CHN	532
64	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	25	ESP	510
65	Alexei Popyrin	24	AUS	505
66	Alexandre Müller	27	FRA	500
67	Thiago Seyboth Wild	24	BRA	497
68	Márton Fucsovics	32	HUN	495
69	James Duckworth	32	AUS	495
70	Alex Michelsen	19	USA	493
71	Fabio Fognini	37	ITA	490
72	Alexander Shevchenko	23	KAZ	490
73	Thiago Monteiro	30	BRA	489
74	Adam Walton	25	AUS	487
75	Pavel Kotov	25	RUS	485
76	Daniel Altmaier	25	GER	485
77	Aleksandar Vukic	28	AUS	483
78	Arthur Cazaux	21	FRA	473
79	David Goffin	33	BEL	473
80	Federico Coria	32	ARG	469
81	Borna Ćorić	27	CRO	467
82	Thanasi Kokkinakis	28	AUS	461
83	Luca Nardi	20	ITA	461
84	Adrian Mannarino	36	FRA	460
85	Jozef Kovalík	31	SVK	459
86	Valentin Vacherot	25	MON	459
87	Lloyd Harris	27	RSA	457
88	Denis Shapovalov	25	CAN	450
89	Arthur Rinderknech	28	FRA	444
90	Max Purcell	26	AUS	441
91	Leandro Riedi	22	SUI	440
92	Aleksandar Kovačević	25	USA	434
93	Facundo Bagnis	34	ARG	422
94	Botic van de Zandschulp	28	NED	417
95	Jesper de Jong	24	NED	408
96	Rinky Hijikata	23	AUS	404
97	Roman Safiullin	26	RUS	400
98	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	25	ARG	398
99	Mikhail Kukushkin	36	KAZ	396
100	Otto Virtanen	23	FIN	392

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