The UK’s largest open padel circuit is up and running with the recent launch of the nationwide Road to London series.
Conceived by Padel London founder David Segura Pravia, the series features 20 one-day events hosted at leading padel venues across the UK. The circuit kicked off on 5 April at Padel Maidenhead in Berkshire.
The competition will include 10 Gold (LTA Grade 3) and 10 Silver (LTA Grade 4) tournaments, with ranking points awarded to winners and finalists at each stop. The top performers will qualify for the Road to London Finals, set for summer 2026 in the capital, where £3,000 in prize money will be distributed across both categories.
As the British padel scene becomes increasingly crowded, Road to London distinguishes itself by focusing on grassroots competition and offering a “professional experience” to all players.
“This series is built for the recreational player,” said founder David. “We’re creating a platform where everyday players can feel the thrill and quality of a pro-style tournament.”
All 20 events will be accompanied by polished media coverage, including courtside interviews, video highlights, and prize ceremonies; blending competitive energy with a vibrant, community-driven feel.
“Open to all levels but tailored to recreational players, The Road to London is set to become a defining new fixture in the UK’s amateur padel calendar,” said David.
