Jannik Sinner dépasse Carlos Alcaraz dans la course aux gains de 2026

6 mai 2026

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Jannik Sinner a pris l'avantage sur Carlos Alcaraz dans la course aux gains de la saison 2026 après un parcours dominant sur le circuit ATP. Le numéro 1 mondial mène désormais avec plus de 5,5 millions de dollars de prize money, tandis qu'Alcaraz le suit avec environ 4,4 millions de dollars.

Sinner a remporté les quatre premiers titres ATP Masters 1000 de l'année à Indian Wells, Miami, Monte-Carlo et Madrid. Sa victoire en deux sets secs contre Alexander Zverev lors de la finale de Madrid a prolongé sa série de 23 victoires consécutives et a ajouté 1 007 165 € à son total de la saison, marquant la première fois qu'il gagne plus qu'Alcaraz cette année. L'Italien doit participer prochainement à l'Open d'Italie à Rome avant de défendre ses chances à Roland-Garros.

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