Nitto ATP Finals
The tournament that concludes the men's tennis season, featuring the world's top 8 players at Turin's Inalpi Arena
About ATP Finals Turin
The grand finale of the tennis season in Turin
The Nitto ATP Finals are the tournament that closes the ATP circuit every year, gathering the top 8 singles players and the top 8 doubles teams in the world rankings in Turin. From November 15 to 22, 2026, the Inalpi Arena, located at Corso Sebastopoli 123, hosts one of the world's most prestigious and highly-followed sporting events for the sixth time in a row, drawing champions, enthusiasts, and fans from every continent to the Piedmontese capital.
Tournament format
Unlike standard knockout tournaments, the ATP Finals use a unique format: players are divided into two round-robin groups of four. Each player faces the other three in their group; the top two from each group advance to the semi-finals, which precede the final on Sunday, November 22. Matches are played on fast indoor courts, and all matches, including the final, are best-of-three sets. Each day typically features a day session and an evening session, with both singles and doubles matches.
An event for the city and Piedmont
The ATP Finals are about more than just sport: they serve as one of the most important international showcases for Turin and the entire Piedmont region. The 2025 edition set record-breaking numbers, with nearly 230,000 tickets sold and 18% of the audience arriving from abroad. The tournament is surrounded by city-wide initiatives—fan zones, side events, exhibitions, and activities promoted in collaboration with the City of Turin and the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation.
The protagonists
Turin welcomes the names that have dominated the season: champions of Grand Slam and Masters 1000 tournaments compete for one of the year's final major titles. In 2025, Italy's own Jannik Sinner triumphed in front of the home crowd. Qualification is decided in the final weeks of the season: the definitive list of the eight participants in singles and doubles is officially announced just before the event.
Why you should be there
- See the world's 8 strongest tennis players live in a single week
- The atmosphere of the Inalpi Arena, one of the most electric on the circuit
- A format that guarantees world-class matches from the very first day
- Turin in its international glory, blending sport, culture, and Piedmontese gastronomy
ATP Finals Turin — edition 2026
The Nitto ATP Finals 2026 return to Turin's Inalpi Arena from November 15 to 22 for the sixth consecutive edition in the city. The format remains unchanged, with two groups of four in both singles and doubles: the top two from each group advance to the semi-finals on November 21, while the finals are scheduled for Sunday, November 22. Matches are played on fast indoor courts, best-of-three sets.
The final list of qualifiers is determined in the last weeks of the ATP season, following the autumn tournaments. Ticket sales open on November 24, 2025.
Programme ATP Finals Turin 2026
The tournament spans eight days, from November 15 to 22, 2026, with day sessions (typically at 11:30 AM) and evening sessions (at 6:00 PM) alternating between singles and doubles matches.
Weekly structure
- Sunday, November 15 — Sunday, November 22: round-robin phase, two groups of four in singles and doubles
- Saturday, November 21: semi-finals
- Sunday, November 22: doubles and singles finals
The names of the 8 singles players and 8 doubles teams qualified are officially announced shortly before the event, based on the end-of-season rankings. The detailed day-by-day program, including times and matchups, is published on the official website after the group draw.
Highlights ATP Finals Turin 2026
The final on Sunday, November 22, at the Inalpi Arena, the grand conclusion of the global tennis season. Highlights include the presence of Grand Slam champions and the potential qualification of Italian players, following the home triumph of 2025.
Prices ATP Finals Turin 2026
Practical information — ATP Finals Turin
How to get there
The Inalpi Arena is located at Corso Sebastopoli 123, in the southern part of Turin. By car, it can be reached from the ring road (exit Corso Unità d'Italia / Stadio). It is served by several GTT bus and tram lines; the Turin Lingotto train station is a short distance away. Turin-Caselle Airport is connected to the city center by shuttle and train.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale via the official ticketing platform and TicketOne. General sales for the 2026 edition open on November 24, 2025. Tickets are available for individual sessions (day or evening) as well as full-week passes.
Tips
As this is an international event in November, it is advisable to book accommodation well in advance. Be sure to pack clothing suitable for Turin's winter weather outside the arena.
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Where does it take place — ATP Finals Turin
Inalpi Arena
Corso Sebastopoli 123, 10134 Torino