Women's Padel Rankings (Top 100 FIP)
Rolling 52-week FIP world ranking standings for professional female padel players. Updated following every Premier Padel and FIP Tour championship.
Women's FIP World Rankings Architecture
The Women's FIP ranking system mirrors the professional circuit standards, tracking individual points over a rolling 52-week calendar. Players earn points based on their deepest advancement in Premier Padel Majors, P1, P2, and FIP Tour events.
Women's Circuit Points Allocation Matrix
| Tournament Tier | Winner | Finalist | Semi-Final |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premier Major | 2,000 pts | 1,200 pts | 720 pts |
| Premier P1 | 1,000 pts | 600 pts | 360 pts |
| Premier P2 | 500 pts | 300 pts | 180 pts |
| FIP Platinum | 300 pts | 180 pts | 108 pts |
| FIP Gold | 125 pts | 75 pts | 45 pts |
*Tour Finals award 1,500 points to the undefeated women's champions.
Frequently Asked Questions: Women's FIP World Rankings
Who is currently ranked #1 in Women's world padel?
Ariana Sánchez jointly hold the world #1 ranking with 16,820 points following their championship victories on the 2026 circuit.
How do women's points compare to the men's tour?
FIP and Premier Padel maintain complete point parity: Major winners earn 2,000 points and P1 winners receive 1,000 points in both divisions.
How often are women's ranking updates published?
The official FIP women's ranking table is refreshed every Monday morning following tournament finals.
How are tournament seedings determined?
Seedings are calculated by adding the individual ranking points of both partners together at the tournament registration deadline.
What is the qualification path for the Premier Finals?
The top 16 ranked women (8 pairs) at the conclusion of the regular season qualify for the prestigious season-ending Premier Padel Tour Finals.
How do FIP Gold and Silver events help rising players?
FIP Tour tournaments (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze) allow lower-ranked players to accumulate crucial points to break into Premier Padel main draws.