Event

Cupra Padel Powers Tour

The journey to the Masters starts here. Whether you’re playing for the glory, the ranking points, or a shot at part the 500,000 CZK prize pool – it all begins with this first event.

What is the Cupra Padel Powers Tour

Here’s how it works:

The Cupra Padel Powers Tour (CPPT) is Padel Powers’ official tournament series of the year — played simultaneously across multiple cities throughout the season.

Each stop takes place on the same weekend in:

Brno (4 stops)
Prague (4 stops)
Ostrava (2 stop)
Plzeň (1 stop)

Schedule

11., 18., 23.-24. 4. 2026	Qualification rounds for Prague
25.-26. 4. 2026	CPPT 1 Prague, Brno
30.-31. 7. 2026	Qualification rounds for Prague
1.-2. 8. 2026	CPPT 2 Prague, Brno
1.-2. 10. 2026	Qualification rounds for Prague
3.-4. 10. 2026	CPPT 3 Prague, Brno, Ostrava
29.-30. 10. 2026	Qualification rounds for Prague
31. 10.-1. 11. 2026	CPPT 4 Prague, Brno, Ostrava, Pilsen
12. 12. 2026	CPPT Masters Prague

Teams compete locally, collect ranking points in their own city, and fight for qualification to the season finale:

⚙️ Tournament Format of the tour

4 levels: A (Advanced), B, C, D (Beginner)
- A (Advanced)
- B (Upper Intermediate)
- C (Intermediate)
- D (Beginner)
Max 20 teams per level
Teams divided into 4 groups of 5
Group stage: round-robin, 1 set per match, no-ad scoring
Placement rounds based on group results:
- Group winners → 1st–4th place
- 2nd place teams → 5th–8th
- 3rd place teams → 9th–12th
- 4th place teams → 13th–16th
- 5th place teams → 17th-20th
Each team plays 8 matches in total

⏱️ Duration: 4 hours

💼 What’s Included

New match balls
Light refreshments
Prizes for the top 3 teams in each level
Official Cupra Padel Powers Tour environment
Hosted by Jan Koller (former Czech national football team striker)

There are plenty of tournaments out there, but nothing with this kind of scale and prize pool. The Masters is going to be something else – and now everyone’s fighting to be part of it!

Road to the Masters

Every Tour stop is part of the journey toward the Padel Powers Masters — the big national finale of the season.

At each Tour event, teams collect ranking points in their city and category. At the end of the season, the best teams qualify for the CPPT Masters in Prague on 12 December.

Masters qualification

For A & B, Prague has separate A and B competitions throughout the Tour, while Brno, Ostrava and Plzeň play one combined Advanced category.

Therefore, qualification works as follows:

A Masters

Top 8 A teams from Prague
Top 2 Advanced teams from Brno
Top 1 Advanced team from Ostrava
Top 1 Advanced team from Plzeň

B Masters

Top 8 B teams from Prague
Next 2 Advanced teams from Brno
Next 1 Advanced team from Ostrava
Next 1 Advanced team from Plzeň

For C & D, the qualification remains:

Top 4 teams from Prague
Top 4 teams from Brno
Top 2 teams from Ostrava
Top 2 teams from Plzeň

Each Masters category will therefore feature 12 teams competing for the season’s major prize pool and the title of Padel Powers Champion.

I joined just to play and have fun, but now I’m actually checking my Americano ranking every week. Even as a beginner, it feels like I’m part of something bigger.

The Cupra Padel Powers Tour is built for every level of player. With dedicated categories for Beginners, Intermediates, High Intermediates, and Advanced, everyone competes against teams of similar strength — making every match meaningful and competitive. Played simultaneously across multiple cities, the Tour connects local communities into one national journey, all building toward the Masters finale. Whether you’re just starting out or chasing the biggest prize pool of the season, this is your stage. Compete in your level. Climb your city ranking. Earn your place at the Masters.