Tournament - Porsche Tennis Grand Prix - Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG

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Ashleigh Barty is the new Stuttgart tennis queen. By triumphing at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, the world No. 1 crowned her week and wrote tennis history at the same time. One day after her 25th birthday, she was not only the first Australian to win the singles final by beating Aryna Sabalenka from Belarus 3-6, 6-0, 6-3 but also secured the doubles title immediately afterwards together with Jennifer Brady (USA). She is the first player in the history of the time-honoured Stuttgart tournament to pull off the feat in the Porsche Arena. The last person to claim both titles was the American Lindsay Davenport in 2001 - back then the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix was still at home in Filderstadt. Here you can find the complete tournament schedule of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix 2021.

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Porsche Tennis Grand Prix

The oldest indoor women’s tennis tournament tells its story. Discover all of the highlights. Trace the exciting history of the tournament. Who is the most successful player to date?

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Porsche Tennis Engagement

Porsche has been sponsoring the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix ever since 1978 and has also been the organiser since 2002. The tournament in Stuttgart’s Porsche Arena was voted by the players as their favourite event in its category once again in 2019. Within the scope of its global partnership with the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), Porsche is also the title partner of the “Porsche Race to Shenzhen”, the official qualifying ranking for the Shiseido WTA Finals. The Stuttgart-based sports car manufacturer is also the exclusive automotive partner of the WTA as well as the WTA Finals, and this year the WTA tournaments in Lyon and St. Petersburg. As a premium partner of the “Deutsche Tennis Bund” (DTB – German Tennis Association), the company supports Porsche Team Germany in the Billie Jean King Cup (formerly the Fed Cup) and fosters up-and-coming players in the Porsche Talent Team and the Porsche Junior Team. Angelique Kerber, Julia Görges and Maria Sharapova give Porsche a face in tennis as Brand Ambassadors. 

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Side events

There’s a lively framework surrounding the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix: Players’ Night brings hospitality guests and players together. At the Players’ Cheer Up, tennis clubs receive free tickets to root for their favorites. And at the Mini Tennis Grand Prix, the youngsters play their own miniature tournament. Oh yes, the little ones can also let off steam in the Porsche 4Kids world. All this and more is usually on offer at the PTGP, but unfortunately not this year – due to Covid-19. We hope to be able to offer our popular side events again in 2022.

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