List of Sponsors at the French Open 2021

The French Open or Roland-Garros is the second annual and the only clay-court Grand Slam tournament in tennis. After a delay of one week, the tournament’s 2021 edition will begin on May 24 with the qualifying rounds; the main draw will start on May 30 and run until June 13.

Remarkably, the 2021 edition will register as the tournament’s 91st Grand Slam event. However, this could not have been possible without the official sponsors of the Roland-Garros 2021.

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Sponsors of the French Open 2021

Europe’s largest bank, BNP Paribas, is the main partner of the French Open 2021. Moreover, it has been a part of the premier clay-court tournament and other distinguished tournaments on the tennis calendar for decades.

Furthermore, the international airline Fly Emirates, clothing company Lacoste, electronics company Oppo, and luxury watch manufacturer Rolex are present in the tournament’s premium partners list.

While Emirates takes care of the travel arrangements of players and staff, Lacoste provides the tournament officials’ uniforms. Additionally, Oppo and Rolex will be the official brand for photography and clocks, respectively.

The French Slam also has many official partners this year. They are local electric utility company Engie, Indian IT company Infosys, packaged water Perrier, Stellantis-owned automobiles company Peugeot, and American sports equipment company Wilson.

Besides them, Roland-Garros has many official suppliers for their 2021 edition. The list includes Accor, the Adecco Group, JCDecaux, Hespiride, Lavazza, Magnum, Mastercard, Moet Hennessy, Orange, and Potel et Chabot.

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Players to look out for at the Roland-Garros

Inarguably, the Spanish legend and record 13-time Roland Garros champion Rafael Nadal will receive most of the attention. However, his competitors Djokovic, Thiem, Tsitsipas, Zverev, Rublev, and others, will try to stop the Spaniard again.

Comparatively, the women’s players’ field has numerous potential winners. Notably, the 19-year-old Iga Swiatek, who will celebrate her 20th birthday during the event, will aim to defend the women’s singles title.

All in all, the tennis season is close to its second major tournament of the year, and fans are super excited to meet their 2021 French Open champions.

Who are you supporting this year?

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