Take part in the 2024 Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault!

After an overwhelming popular success in 2023, attracting 400,000 participants from 217 territories competing in 4.2 million matches, the Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault is back, starting with the first qualification stage on 7 March. Is anyone able to topple the reigning two-time champion, William “Fozzy” Foster?

Free game app for smartphone and tablet

Are you one of the 150 million people to have downloaded Tennis Clash (developed by Wildlife Studios), the most popular mobile tennis game on the planet? If not, you still have time to give the celebrated game a spin and set your sights high by taking part in the qualifying stages of the 2024 Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault. All you need to do is click on the link below to give it a go. Let’s play!

Download Tennis Clash for free from the App Store or Google Play

All eyes on the finals at Roland-Garros!

Anyone is eligible to enter the Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault, which will see the world’s top players go head-to-head in the final stage organised in the grounds of Roland-Garros on Saturday 25 May. To be in with a chance to compete, three qualification phases open to the general public will be held over the coming weeks:

• Open Qualifier #1 from 7 to 12 March à 1 qualifier
• Open Qualifier #2 from 21 to 26 March à 1 qualifier
• Open Qualifier #3 from 11 to 16 April à 1 qualifier

The three qualifiers from these events will go on to join Tennis Clash’s top-ranked female player in the world, the winner of the qualifying event for top players, as well as the reigning two-time champion, William “Fozzy” Foster, and Gilles Simon. Having worked as an analyst on last year’s event, the former ATP world n°6 and Davis Cup winner has been given a wild card for this year’s tournament! Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault, the world’s most inclusive eSport competition, will continue its collaboration with Handigamers – a French non-profit helping gamers with disabilities live their passion – with a place reserved for the top Handigamer who will fly the flag for the organisation in the finals.

€5,000 prize money

In addition to the prestigious trophy, €5,000 will be shared between the winner and the runner-up of the competition, organised by the French Tennis Federation and sponsored by Renault and Mastercard. Prior to the big final, which will be broadcast live on Twitch, the eight finalists will also enjoy a special three-day eSport experience that includes a workshop with Gameward, the largest eSport club in France, founded in 2018 and based in Boulogne-Billancourt.

To get involved, start practising now on the virtual Philippe-Chatrier court, take part in the qualifying events and see you on 25 May 2024 at Roland-Garros!