The 2026 French Padel Championships crowned three pairs in Agen. On 4 October, Léa Godallier and Carla Touly won the women’s title, while Bastien Blanqué and Thomas Leygue claimed the men’s title. In wheelchair padel, the winners named by the French Tennis Federation (FFT) are Sébastien Husser-Walther and Tony Boval.
Godallier and Touly win the title without dropping a set
In the women’s final, the No. 1 seeds beat Louise Bahurel and Lucile Pothier 6-3, 6-1. According to Padel Magazine, Godallier and Touly did not drop a set during the tournament.
The specialist publication reports that this victory gave Carla Touly her first national title and Léa Godallier her fifth consecutive one. It thus confirms Godallier’s continued presence at the top of French women’s padel, while Touly claims her first title in the competition.
Blanqué and Leygue claim their fourth title together
In the men’s event, Bastien Blanqué and Thomas Leygue beat Maxime Forcin and Maxime Joris in the final at the Padel+ Agen complex: 7-6(5), 6-3. The FFT’s match report describes a hard-fought finish: Forcin and Joris had two break-back points in the final game and saved two match points before their opponents closed out the match.
Blanqué and Leygue claimed their fourth French championship title together. That joint record should be distinguished from Bastien Blanqué’s individual tally: the player has seven national titles, three of them won with Johan Bergeron.
The wheelchair padel title
The FFT identifies Sébastien Husser-Walther and Tony Boval as the wheelchair padel winners in the headline of its article devoted to the category. The information consulted does not allow their opponents or the final score to be specified.
The three titles were therefore awarded at the championships held in Agen, with a fourth title together for Blanqué and Leygue and a first national title for Touly.
Photo : padel-magazine.co.uk.
