RADO & Tennis

COVID-19 & Tennis Tournaments

The current containment measures due to COVID-19 has naturally had an effect in tennis tournaments all over the world. To guarantee the health and safety of all those involved in the preparation of these events, it has been decided by the different tennis organizations to postpone the 2020 editions to later in the year or to 2021, depending on the territories.
Rado, official partner and timekeeper of these tournaments accompanies and supports this decision. Our website will be updated on a regular basis with the most accurate information regarding the evolution of the situation.
Thank you for your understanding and kind regards.

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ASHLEIGH BARTY

With five WTA singles titles and nine WTA doubles titles under her belt, Ashleigh is a proud addition to Rado’s line-up of young athletes. The young Aussie was a Junior Wimbledon champion at 15 and a Fed Cup representative and three-time Grand Slam doubles finalist by 17. At age 21, she became the highest ranked Australian player. Her achievements include winning the 2019 Miami Open, the 2019 French Open and reaching a career high WTA ranking of 1. Still only 23, Ash is the only player in the world currently ranked in the top 10 in both singles and doubles. She is one of the most exciting prospects in tennis.

FAVOURITE TENNIS WATCHES

RADO & TENNIS

History of Rado & Tennis

Rado has become synonymous with the world of tennis since it began sponsoring international tournaments over 20 years ago. In 2019 Rado is the Official Timekeeper of 12 international tournaments and is present with its signature corner clocks on clay, grass and hard courts. Rado’s link to the world of tennis was originally inspired by the spirit of challenge and determination. Just as players push themselves to achieve victory on court, Rado pushes itself to challenge the boundaries of traditional watchmaking, successfully mastering innovative materials and achieving what many once believed was impossible.

Precision timing

In a sport where matches can last for hours as they turn into an epic battle of wills, Rado precision timing systems ensure that every second counts and nothing is missed. With matches in major tournaments clocking up durations of almost six hours, time can be the factor that makes or breaks a champion. From full match duration, to the breakdown of time per set, Rado systems help players, fans and officials alike to track the progress of each match in a tournament.

OUR YOUNGSTARS

RADO YOUNGSTARS

Rado is proud of its latest tennis initiative, the Rado YoungStar programme. Launched in 2015, the programme is designed to support up-and-coming young tennis players with the objective of creating an international team of talented, ambitious players with the potential to become the next generation of tennis stars.
JASON WU

Born in Hangzhou, China, Jason (Yibing) took up the game of tennis at the young age of six. Jason already has a number of accomplishments to his name since he began playing professionally. He enjoys the distinction of being the youngest winner of the Chinese Grand Prix (2016) and the only Chinese male junior to have been ranked #1 at a major event (US Open 2017). Also the winner of a Davis Cup match (vs. Taiwan, 2016) and the Anning Futures 2016, Jason is tipped to be the first Chinese top 100 ATP player.
Ugo Humbert

21-year-old French tennis star Ugo Humbert is the latest player to join the Rado YoungStar programme. He joins current YoungStar and WTA world number one Ashleigh Barty.
Ugo began playing tennis aged 5 and has never looked back. Most comfortable playing on hard courts, he is known for his attacking style, powerful two-handed backhand and his ability to volley. A keen football fan and music lover, he is as comfortable sitting at a piano as he is with a racquet in his hands. We are delighted to welcome Ugo to our YoungStars team and are convinced he has a bright future ahead of him.
Jay Clarke

21-year-old British tennis star Jay Clarke is the latest player to join the Rado YoungStar programme. He joins current YoungStar Ugo Humbert. Jay’s favourite playing surfaces are clay and grass. He began playing tennis at his local club aged just three when his older sister introduced him to the sport. His strong focus and positive mental attitude have earned him the nickname ‘100%’ among his friends and peers. We are delighted to welcome Jay to our YoungStars team and are convinced he has a bright future ahead of him.