The highest seven groups within the ATP Doubles Group Rankings after the Rolex Paris Masters on 7 November qualify for the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin.
In contrast to the ATP Singles Race, if there’s one current-year Grand Slam champion positioned between No. 8 and No. 20 within the Group Rankings, that workforce qualifies in eighth place.
If there is no such thing as a current-year Grand Slam champion positioned between No. 8 and No. 20, then the workforce at No. 8 within the Group Rankings will declare the eighth and last spot.
Under you possibly can see the most recent doubles workforce rankings. You can even search the desk to see the place your favorite pairing is ranked.
Newest ATP Doubles Group Rankings
RankPlayerPartnerTotal Factors
1Lloyd GlasspoolHarri Heliovaara250
1Sander GilleJoran Vliegen250
4Jamie MurrayMichael Venus150
3Jeevan NedunchezhiyanN.Sriram Balaji150
6Tomislav BrkicGonzalo Escobar90
6Julian CashHenry Patten90
6Marcelo MeloMackenzie Mcdonald90
5Rajeev RamJoe Salisbury90
9Juan Sebastian CabalRobert Farah45
9Sadio DoumbiaFabien Reboul45
9Robin HaaseMatwe Middelkoop45
9Nathaniel LammonsJackson Withrow45
9Pedro MartinezJaume Munar45
9Hugo NysJan Zielinski45
9Miguel Angel Reyes-VarelaRamkumar Ramanathan45
18Nicolas BarrientosAriel Behar20
18Maxime CressyAlbano Olivetti20
18Alexander ErlerLucas Miedler20
16Karen KhachanovAndrey Rublev20
16Jannik SinnerLorenzo Sonego20
