Sydney Tennis Classic
| Miejsce |  AustraliaSydney |
|---|---|
| Obiekt | Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre |
| Nawierzchnia | Twarda |
| Pierwsza edycja | 1885 |
| ATP Tour | |
| Kategoria | ATP Tour 250 |
| Pula nagród | 521 000 $ |
| Drabinka | 28S/16Q/24D |
| Dyrektor | Paul Daly |
| WTA Tour | |
| Kategoria | WTA 500 |
| Pula nagród | 703 580 $ |
| Drabinka | 30S/24Q/16D |
| Dyrektor | Paul Daly |
| Aktualni mistrzowie | |
Gra pojedyncza mężczyzn Asłan Karacew | |
Gra podwójna mężczyzn John Peers Filip Polášek | |
Gra pojedyncza kobiet Paula Badosa | |
Gra podwójna kobiet Anna Danilina Beatriz Haddad Maia | |
Sydney Tennis Classic – kobiecy oraz męski turniej tenisowy wchodzący w skład rozgrywek WTA Tour oraz ATP Tour, rozgrywany w Sydney. Kobieca impreza ma kategorię WTA 500, natomiast męska ATP Tour 250.
Pierwsza edycja zawodów odbyła się w 1885 roku i był to najstarszy turniej w Australii.
W latach 1972 i 1975 turniej odbywał się dwukrotnie, w styczniu i grudniu. W roku 1977 roku finał gry podwójnej kobiet nie odbył się z powodu opadów deszczu i za zwyciężczynie uznano dwie pary. W 1986 roku turniej nie odbył się.
Historia nazwy turnieju
Mecze finałowe
Gra pojedyncza mężczyzn
Gra pojedyncza kobiet
Gra podwójna mężczyzn
Gra podwójna kobiet
Bibliografia
- Profil turnieju na stronie ATP (ang. • hiszp.). atptour.com. [dostęp 2022-01-15].
- Profil turnieju na stronie WTA (ang. • hiszp.). wtatennis.com. [dostęp 2022-01-15].
- Profil turnieju na stronie ATP (ang. • hiszp.). atptour.com. [dostęp 2022-01-15].
- Profil turnieju na stronie WTA (ang. • hiszp.). wtatennis.com. [dostęp 2022-01-15].
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