Dubai P1 is a professional Premier Padel tournament at the Hamdan Sports Complex. The event runs November 8 to 15. Ale Galán and Fede Chingotto have withdrawn because of Galán's hand injury, according to PadelHoy's November 6 entry-list report.

Two different competitions in one draw

One story is who wins Dubai. Another is who gets enough points to qualify for the season-ending Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona. The Finals field is based on the Race: the 16 best players in each category, as described in PadelHoy's report.

Javi Leal held the last qualifying place before the Kuwait Major in that report's snapshot. Do not mistake that for a live position today. Leal and Fran Guerrero's possible entry into Dubai's main draw was important because it would give them another chance to earn points. A withdrawal near the top can change opportunities further down.

Read the event in this order

  1. Check the actual draw. Entry lists and withdrawals change. Use the organiser's current schedule and player list, not a preview as a live result.
  2. Watch the qualifying edge. For a pair trying to reach Barcelona, an early-round match can carry as much personal weight as the title race.
  3. Keep the next stop in view. The Mexico Major is scheduled for November 23 to 29, followed by the Barcelona Finals on December 10 to 13.

Follow the tournament

The official event page carries schedule, player-list and tournament-information tabs. Broadcast availability varies by territory; check Premier Padel's own viewing information rather than assume one stream works everywhere.

Published November 9, 2026. FUERA analysis based on the linked sources. No interview or product test is implied.