It has been an unforgettable year for Roland-Garros. The iconic clay courts at Stade Roland Garros hosted the French Open and the Summer Olympics. It also saw the retirement of its most famous player.

After a hiatus in 2020 due to COVID-19, the spring European clay-court season is back. It kicked off with Roland Garros announcing it would start one week later. Might there be more surprises?

After the participants in the clay-court tournament, we wondered how much the ball boys and girls earn during the French Open. Well, nothing at all! We explain why.

The Stade de France and the Roland-Garros stadium, two Parisian landmarks and temples of sport and culture, open their doors ...

Built in 1928, Roland-Garros hosts one of the four tennis Grand Slams each year. The stadium has been modernized and expanded over the years and now has 18 clay courts. The main court, ...

Nadal at Roland Garros is arguably the most dominant player ... winner suck the optimism out of his opponents? While Nadal's clay-court prowess is undeniable, his evolution on other surfaces ...

At Roland Garros the surface is made up of natural clay covered with ... For example if the ball hits a clay court at 108 km/h it will typically bounce up at a speed of 64km/h. This is only 59% of its ...

He then failed to win a single European clay court title for the first time since 2004 heading into the French Open. At Roland Garros he suffered only his second defeat with Djokovic ending his ...

Rafael Nadal confirmed on Thursday he will miss Wimbledon to focus on the Paris Olympics, which will be played on the clay courts at Roland Garros.

Joining the larger Court Philippe Chatrier at the Paris site, the addition of a retractable roof on Suzanne Lenglen marks the second retractable roof for Roland Garros, home of the French Open and ...