Coco Gauff remporte son premier match à Roland-Garros après un accident de voiture et la chaleur

Coco Gauff a surmonté un accident de voiture mineur et une forte chaleur pour battre Taylor Townsend 6-4, 6-0 au premier tour de Roland-Garros 2026, le 26 mai.

Gauff a décrit une matinée chaotique sur le chemin de Roland-Garros. Elle a raconté que la voiture dans laquelle elle se trouvait a heurté un poteau après que la police a ordonné au conducteur de passer malgré une obstruction. Le véhicule est devenu inutilisable, l'obligeant à changer pour un taxi puis pour une voiture du tournoi. Elle a également renversé du jus dans la voiture et a dû demander l'aide de son kiné lorsque sa robe s'est coincée dans une cabine de toilettes avant le match.

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