What is the ATP Race to Turin?

A ranking of the ranking points each player has won in the 2026 calendar year only. Unlike the ATP ranking, which adds up the last 52 weeks, the Race starts from zero every January. The top 8 at the end of the regular season play the ATP Finals in Turin.

How many players qualify for the ATP Finals?

Eight in singles. There is one exception: a player who won a Grand Slam in 2026 and finishes the Race between 9th and 20th takes the 8th place instead of the player ranked 8th.

Who has already qualified for Turin?

Alexander Zverev (8,760 points) and Carlos Alcaraz (4,560 points), as of October 7, 2026. A player qualifies once no one outside the top 8 can catch them with the points left in the season.

How far is Alex de Minaur from a place in Turin?

150 points. Alex de Minaur has 2,690 and Novak Djokovic, in the last direct place, has 2,840, as of October 7, 2026.

Who can still move up the Race at the Rolex Shanghai Masters?

Alexander Zverev (1st, up to 990 more points, would be 1st as champion); Carlos Alcaraz (2nd, up to 990 more points, would be 2nd as champion); Ben Shelton (3rd, up to 990 more points, would be 2nd as champion); Frances Tiafoe (5th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Arthur Fils (6th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Daniil Medvedev (7th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Novak Djokovic (8th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Alex de Minaur (9th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Rafael Jodar (10th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Taylor Fritz (11th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Jakub Mensik (12th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Tommy Paul (13th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Felix Auger-Aliassime (14th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Brandon Nakashima (15th, up to 990 more points, would be 7th as champion); Jiri Lehecka (16th, up to 990 more points, would be 7th as champion); Luciano Darderi (17th, up to 990 more points, would be 7th as champion); Francisco Cerundolo (18th, up to 990 more points, would be 7th as champion).

TennisBubbles · ATP · 2026 season

ATP Race to Turin 2026

Updated October 7, 2026 at 08:03 UTC

In the 2026 ATP Race to Turin — also called the Road to Turin — Alexander Zverev leads with 8,760 points as of October 7, 2026. The 8th and last direct place for the ATP Finals in Turin is held by Novak Djokovic with 2,840; Alex de Minaur is first out, 150 points behind. Already qualified: Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz.

Bubble size and position: points won in 2026 (log scale) · amber ring: still in the draw

Leader

8,760

Alexander Zverev

8th · last place in

2,840

Novak Djokovic

First out

−150

Alex de Minaur

Qualified

2/8

Zverev, Alcaraz

The fight for the last ticket to Turin

Novak Djokovic2,840 · 8thin Turin

150

points apart

Alex de Minaur2,690 · 9thfirst out

On paper, a 250 title (250 points) would be enough for Alex de Minaur to pass Novak Djokovic, if Djokovic added nothing in the meantime.

Also chasing: Rafael Jodar −321 · Taylor Fritz −350 · Jakub Mensik −435

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Grand SlamsMasters 1000Other resultsStill to play for at the Rolex Shanghai Masters8th place · 2,840

1Alexander ZverevQualified · Second round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9908,760+6,070
French OpenW2,000US OpenW2,000Wimbledon ChampionshipsF1,300Australian OpenSF800Mutua Madrid OpenF650BNP Paribas OpenSF400Miami OpenSF400Monte-Carlo MastersSF400BMW OpenSF200Halle OpenSF200Italian OpenR16100Cincinnati OpenR16100China OpenQF100Abierto Mexicano TelcelR1650United CupRR40National Bank OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
2Carlos AlcarazQualified · Second round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9904,560+1,870
Australian OpenW2,000Monte-Carlo MastersF650Qatar ExxonMobil OpenW500Japan Open Tennis ChampionshipsW500US OpenQF400BNP Paribas OpenSF400Miami OpenR3250Barcelona Open Banc SabadellR1650Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
3Ben SheltonThird round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9904,440+1,750
US OpenF1,300National Bank OpenW1,000Dallas OpenW500BMW OpenW500Australian OpenQF400BOSS OpenW250Halle OpenQF100Mubadala DC OpenQF100French OpenR6450BNP Paribas OpenR3250ASB ClassicQF50U.S. Men's Clay Court ChampionshipsQF50Hamburg OpenR1650Wimbledon ChampionshipsR12810Italian OpenR6410Cincinnati OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
4Flavio Cobolli22 events · 1 title3,540+850
French OpenF1,300Abierto Mexicano TelcelW500Wimbledon ChampionshipsQF400Cincinnati OpenSF400BMW OpenF330Mutua Madrid OpenQF200US OpenR32100Delray Beach OpenSF100BNP Paribas OpenR3250Italian OpenR3250Monte-Carlo MastersR3250United CupRR20Australian OpenR12810Miami OpenR6410National Bank OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410Dallas OpenR320
5Frances TiafoeSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9903,340+650
US OpenSF800Cincinnati OpenF650Halle OpenW500Abierto Mexicano TelcelF330French OpenR16200Miami OpenQF200Australian OpenR32100Wimbledon ChampionshipsR32100BNP Paribas OpenR16100U.S. Men's Clay Court ChampionshipsSF100Italian OpenR3250National Bank OpenR3250Dallas OpenR1650Hamburg OpenR1650Japan Open Tennis ChampionshipsR1650Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
6Arthur FilsSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9903,285+595
Cincinnati OpenW1,000Barcelona Open Banc SabadellW500Miami OpenSF400Mutua Madrid OpenSF400Qatar ExxonMobil OpenF330BNP Paribas OpenQF200National Bank OpenQF200Japan Open Tennis ChampionshipsQF125Wimbledon ChampionshipsR6450Open OccitanieQF50US OpenR12810Italian OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410ABN AMRO OpenR320Mubadala DC OpenR320
7Daniil MedvedevSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9903,030+340
BNP Paribas OpenF650Dubai Tennis ChampionshipsW500Italian OpenSF400Brisbane InternationalW250Hangzhou OpenW250Australian OpenR16200US OpenR16200Wimbledon ChampionshipsR32100Mutua Madrid OpenR16100Halle OpenQF100Libéma OpenSF100Miami OpenR3250Cincinnati OpenR3250Qatar ExxonMobil OpenR1650French OpenR12810National Bank OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
8Novak DjokovicSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,840+150
Australian OpenF1,300Wimbledon ChampionshipsSF800China OpenW500French OpenR32100BNP Paribas OpenR16100US OpenR12810Italian OpenR6410Cincinnati OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
Turin cut-off
9Alex de MinaurThird round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,690−150
ABN AMRO OpenW500Australian OpenQF400China OpenF330Wimbledon ChampionshipsR16200Monte-Carlo MastersQF200Hamburg OpenSF200Libéma OpenF165French OpenR32100Mubadala DC OpenQF100Cincinnati OpenR16100Queen's Club ChampionshipsQF100United CupQF85US OpenR6450BNP Paribas OpenR3250Barcelona Open Banc SabadellR1650National Bank OpenR3250Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
10Rafael JodarSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,519−321
French OpenQF400National Bank OpenSF400Mubadala DC OpenF330Grand Prix Hassan IIW250Mutua Madrid OpenQF200Italian OpenQF200Barcelona Open Banc SabadellSF200Wimbledon ChampionshipsR32100Cincinnati OpenR16100Australian OpenR6480Miami OpenR3270Canberra Tennis InternationalF69Abierto Mexicano TelcelR1650Delray Beach OpenR1625Dallas OpenR3225US OpenR12810Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
11Taylor FritzSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,490−350
Mubadala DC OpenW500Wimbledon ChampionshipsQF400Dallas OpenF330Halle OpenF330Australian OpenR16200Cincinnati OpenQF200BOSS OpenF165US OpenR32100Miami OpenR16100BNP Paribas OpenR3250Delray Beach OpenQF50United CupSF35French OpenR12810National Bank OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
12Jakub MensikSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,405−435
French OpenSF800ASB ClassicW250Australian OpenR16200National Bank OpenQF200Qatar ExxonMobil OpenSF200US OpenR32100Mutua Madrid OpenR16100Cincinnati OpenR16100Dubai Tennis ChampionshipsQF100Wimbledon ChampionshipsR6450BNP Paribas OpenR3250Miami OpenR3250Hamburg OpenR1650Mubadala DC OpenR1650China OpenR1650United CupQF45Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
13Tommy PaulSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,395−445
Hamburg OpenF330Queen's Club ChampionshipsF330U.S. Men's Clay Court ChampionshipsW250Australian OpenR16200US OpenR16200Miami OpenQF200Cincinnati OpenQF200Delray Beach OpenF165French OpenR32100Wimbledon ChampionshipsR32100Adelaide InternationalSF100BNP Paribas OpenR3250Italian OpenR3250National Bank OpenR3250Dallas OpenR1650Mutua Madrid OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
14Felix Auger-AliassimeSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,375−465
French OpenQF400Wimbledon ChampionshipsQF400ABN AMRO OpenF330Open OccitanieW250Monte-Carlo MastersQF200Dubai Tennis ChampionshipsSF200BNP Paribas OpenR16100Cincinnati OpenR16100Halle OpenQF100US OpenR6450Miami OpenR3250Mutua Madrid OpenR3250Libéma OpenQF50Hamburg OpenR1650United CupRR25Australian OpenR12810Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
15Brandon NakashimaSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,285−555
National Bank OpenF650Cincinnati OpenSF400Abierto Mexicano TelcelSF200Queen's Club ChampionshipsSF200Mubadala DC OpenSF200Brisbane InternationalF165Australian OpenR32100Wimbledon ChampionshipsR6450US OpenR6450Estoril OpenR6450Italian OpenR6450Dallas OpenR1650Barcelona Open Banc SabadellR1650Delray Beach OpenR1625U.S. Men's Clay Court ChampionshipsR1625French OpenR12810Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
16Jiri LeheckaSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,185−655
Miami OpenF650Japan Open Tennis ChampionshipsF330Wimbledon ChampionshipsR16200Mutua Madrid OpenQF200US OpenR32100National Bank OpenR16100Monte-Carlo MastersR16100Qatar ExxonMobil OpenQF100Dubai Tennis ChampionshipsQF100BOSS OpenSF100Italian OpenR3250Cincinnati OpenR3250Queen's Club ChampionshipsR1650Brisbane InternationalR1625Australian OpenR12810French OpenR12810Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
17Luciano DarderiSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,150−690
Italian OpenSF400Chile OpenW250Australian OpenR16200US OpenR16200National Bank OpenQF200Argentina OpenF165Swedish OpenF165Hamburg OpenQF100Grand Prix Hassan IISF100Estoril OpenSF100French OpenR6450BMW OpenR1650Japan Open Tennis ChampionshipsR1650Mutua Madrid OpenR3250ASB ClassicQF50Wimbledon ChampionshipsR12810Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
18Francisco CerundoloSecond round at the Rolex Shanghai Masters · up to +9902,080−760
Queen's Club ChampionshipsW500Argentina OpenW250Australian OpenR16200US OpenR16200Miami OpenQF200French OpenR32100Mutua Madrid OpenR16100BMW OpenQF100China OpenQF100Chile OpenSF100BNP Paribas OpenR3250Italian OpenR3250Rio OpenR1650Monte-Carlo MastersR3250Wimbledon ChampionshipsR12810Cincinnati OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410
19Andrey Rublev21 events · 1 title2,075−765
Barcelona Open Banc SabadellF330Swedish OpenW250French OpenR16200Italian OpenQF200Qatar ExxonMobil OpenSF200Dubai Tennis ChampionshipsSF200Hangzhou OpenF165Australian OpenR32100ATP Hong Kong Tennis OpenSF100China OpenQF100US OpenR6450Monte-Carlo MastersR3250Estoril OpenQF50Cincinnati OpenR3250Wimbledon ChampionshipsR12810National Bank OpenR6410Rolex Shanghai MastersR6410

The figure under each total is the margin over Alex de Minaur (first out) for those inside, and the gap to Novak Djokovic (8th) for those outside. Tap a player to see every result that counts.

What the Rolex Shanghai Masters can still change

Alexander Zverev
In the second round, 1st in the Race with 8,760. The title is worth up to +990 more: 9,750, still 1st.
Carlos Alcaraz
In the second round, 2nd in the Race with 4,560. The title is worth up to +990 more: 5,550, still 2nd.
Ben Shelton
In the third round, 3rd in the Race with 4,440. The title is worth up to +990 more: 5,430, up to 2nd.
Frances Tiafoe
In the second round, 5th in the Race with 3,340. The title is worth up to +990 more: 4,330, up to 4th.
Arthur Fils
In the second round, 6th in the Race with 3,285. The title is worth up to +990 more: 4,275, up to 4th.
Daniil Medvedev
In the second round, 7th in the Race with 3,030. The title is worth up to +990 more: 4,020, up to 4th.
Novak Djokovic
In the second round, 8th in the Race with 2,840. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,830, up to 4th.
Alex de Minaur
In the third round, 9th in the Race with 2,690. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,680, up to 4th.
Rafael Jodar
In the second round, 10th in the Race with 2,519. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,509, up to 5th.
Taylor Fritz
In the second round, 11th in the Race with 2,490. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,480, up to 5th.
Jakub Mensik
In the second round, 12th in the Race with 2,405. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,395, up to 5th.
Tommy Paul
In the second round, 13th in the Race with 2,395. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,385, up to 5th.
Felix Auger-Aliassime
In the second round, 14th in the Race with 2,375. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,365, up to 5th.
Brandon Nakashima
In the second round, 15th in the Race with 2,285. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,275, up to 7th.
Jiri Lehecka
In the second round, 16th in the Race with 2,185. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,175, up to 7th.
Luciano Darderi
In the second round, 17th in the Race with 2,150. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,140, up to 7th.
Francisco Cerundolo
In the second round, 18th in the Race with 2,080. The title is worth up to +990 more: 3,070, up to 7th.

Common questions

What is the ATP Race to Turin?: A ranking of the ranking points each player has won in the 2026 calendar year only. Unlike the ATP ranking, which adds up the last 52 weeks, the Race starts from zero every January. The top 8 at the end of the regular season play the ATP Finals in Turin.
How many players qualify for the ATP Finals?: Eight in singles. There is one exception: a player who won a Grand Slam in 2026 and finishes the Race between 9th and 20th takes the 8th place instead of the player ranked 8th.
Who has already qualified for Turin?: Alexander Zverev (8,760 points) and Carlos Alcaraz (4,560 points), as of October 7, 2026. A player qualifies once no one outside the top 8 can catch them with the points left in the season.
How far is Alex de Minaur from a place in Turin?: 150 points. Alex de Minaur has 2,690 and Novak Djokovic, in the last direct place, has 2,840, as of October 7, 2026.
Who can still move up the Race at the Rolex Shanghai Masters?: Alexander Zverev (1st, up to 990 more points, would be 1st as champion); Carlos Alcaraz (2nd, up to 990 more points, would be 2nd as champion); Ben Shelton (3rd, up to 990 more points, would be 2nd as champion); Frances Tiafoe (5th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Arthur Fils (6th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Daniil Medvedev (7th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Novak Djokovic (8th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Alex de Minaur (9th, up to 990 more points, would be 4th as champion); Rafael Jodar (10th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Taylor Fritz (11th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Jakub Mensik (12th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Tommy Paul (13th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Felix Auger-Aliassime (14th, up to 990 more points, would be 5th as champion); Brandon Nakashima (15th, up to 990 more points, would be 7th as champion); Jiri Lehecka (16th, up to 990 more points, would be 7th as champion); Luciano Darderi (17th, up to 990 more points, would be 7th as champion); Francisco Cerundolo (18th, up to 990 more points, would be 7th as champion).

See also the WTA Race to Riyadh, the ATP live rankings and how ranking points work.

Race points by tournament from the 2026 ATP Finals article on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), last edited October 7, 2026; who is still in the draw comes from our own live tournament data.