The FFT organises various events with the aim of promoting Roland-Garros worldwide and year-round.
The FFT is fully committed to promoting Roland-Garros worldwide in order to spread the word about the Parisian Grand Slam and encourage people to play on clay in all four corners of the globe.
A pioneer in organising eTennis competitions since 2018, every year the FFT demonstrates its ability to innovate by combining traditional sport with esport.
In 2026, Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault is being played on mobile, more specifically on Tennis Clash, the world’s leading tennis game. After its tremendous success in 2025 (more than 515,000 participants from 221 territories played a total of 9.5 million matches on the virtual Philippe‑Chatrier court), Roland‑Garros eSeries by Renault – with Renault as title partner and Mastercard as official partner – returns on 5 March for the first qualifying phase.
The final stage which will take place on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at the Roland-Garros auditorium in front of a live audience and the event will be broadcast live (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.) on France TV’s digital platform and on the official Roland‑Garros YouTube channel (in English).
A true springboard toward the highest level for tomorrow’s champions, Roland‑Garros Junior Series by Renault will once again set down its bags in Sao Paulo from 14 to 19 April 2026. Now a key milestone in the French Tennis Federation’s international development strategy, the event offers an exceptional platform for young rising talents. Who will manage to secure their ticket for the next edition of the Parisian Grand Slam?
As in previous years, 32 under‑17 players (16 girls and 16 boys) will battle it out at Sociedade Harmonia de Tenis, driven by the ambition to claim the coveted reward: a wild card into the juniors’ draw at Roland‑Garros 2026.
Boosted by the all-round success of the Brazilian stage of the tournament, Roland-Garros Junior Series by Renault is also taking place in Japan. From October 13 to 19, 2025, 32 of Asia's best young players under the age of 17 (16 boys and 16 girls) gathered at the Dai-Ichi Life Sogoen Tennis Court in Tokyo, the training centre for Japanese professional players during the clay court season, under the watchful and benevolent eye of Justine Henin.
Set up by the French Tennis Federation in collaboration with the Asian Tennis Federation (ATF), the Japanese Tennis Association (JTA) and with the support of Renault, BNP Paribas, Accor and Wilson, this initiative aims to shine the spotlight on a continent that is brimming with tennis talents.
Roland-Garros Clubs are exclusive venues dedicated to tennis and racquet sports around the world. They embody the key elements of Roland-Garros identity and operate under a rigorous set of standards that position them as leading references in the industry. Recognized for the excellence of their facilities and their ability to host high-profile events.
ROLAND-GARROS
18 May - 7 June 2026
