London Premier Padel P1 2026: Preview, draws, results and how to watch live
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The hotly-anticipated London Premier Padel P1 at Olympia marks the first time that padel's elite global tour has hit British soil.
The historic occasion is set to elevate the sport's profile to even further heights and give Britain's leading players an unforgettable chance to take on the world's greatest players in front of an enraptured home crowd.
As well as six days of scintillating world-class padel, crowds will be able to enjoy off-court activations and hospitality, including a fast-paced Interactive Multi-Ball Wall, a VR/AR padel experience, a kids' court and swingball stations.
Here’s everything you need to know about the London Premier Padel P1.
When is London Premier Padel P1 taking place?
The main draw action takes place from 4-9 at the iconic Olympia in West Kensington, London. Prior to that, there are two days of qualifying on Sunday 2 and Monday 3 August.
Olympia has hosted landmark cultural and sporting events for 140 years. The venue has just reopened after a £1.3billion transformation and features a large glass rooftop canopy offering panoramic views of the London skyline, plus 2.5 acres of public space including an internal pedestrian street.
What is Premier Padel?
Premier Padel is the top level of the sport's official global circuit. Its 2026 calendar comprises 26 tournaments in 18 countries. There are four Majors (Doha, Rome, Paris and Acapulco), plus 10 events at P1 level (including London), 11 at P2 and the season-ending Premier Padel finals. Each tier ascribes the players different levels of ranking points and prize money.
Find out more about the Premier Padel Tour
London Premier Padel 1 draws & results
You can check out the draws and follow the latest results from both the women’s and men’s events at the London Premier Padel P1 on the Premier Padel website.
Which British players are competing at the London Premier Padel P1?
Twelve British players have been given wildcards for the tournament, including seven into the main draw round of 32 (i.e. first round) on the first two days (Wednesday 4 and Thursday 5 August).
British No.1 Aimee Gibson and British No.2 Catherine Rose, offer arguably the best home hopes of success. They recently reunited as a pair after Gibson's return from a five-month injury break and their excellent results have seen both re-enter the world's top 100.
British men's No.1 Christian Medina Murphy, the world No.174, partners Spaniard Alberto Garcia Jimenez in the round of 32. Meanwhile, Louie Harris and Alex Loughlan, British No.2 and No.3 respectively, will also be well supported, alongside their compatriots Chris Salisbury and Alfonso Patacho.
Qualifying will feature further British wildcards - Britain's No.1 junior Ben Phillips and Jamie Lobo Wordsworth plus Cameron Dollimore and Theo Garton in the men's, and British No.3 Tia Norton who partners Belgian Helena Wyckaert in the women's.
How to watch the London Premier Padel P1
British-based viewers can watch on Red Bull TV and the Premier Padel YouTube channel.
Buy tickets to the London Premier Padel P1
Don't miss out on the chance to see the world's best international and British padel stars in action at the London Premier Padel P1 at Olympia between 4-9 August.
