Rado has sponsored tennis for decades, proudly supporting the brightest names in the sport who inspire audiences every time they step on court.
Advantage, Rado
Whether on grass, clay or hard courts, tennis is a game of fine margins. Similarly, Rado’s timepieces are about finding that winning edge – the Rado difference. By adopting innovative materials such as high-tech ceramic and sapphire crystal, it gives the brand a natural advantage, and an effortless style.
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ATP Tour + WTA Tour
Official Timekeeper
Rado has an enviable heritage as a sponsor of international tennis tournaments. For more than 30 years Rado corner clocks have kept track of every moment. Rado is at the centre of the action in a sport where timing is everything.
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Rado YoungStars
Next Gen
Our globally renowned YoungStars programme supports some of the most exciting up-and-coming tennis players on the circuit. Our aim is to create a team of fearless players blazing a trail to the top. We’ll be with them every step of the way.
Rado YoungStar Linda Nosková’s enormous potential was clear from a young age. After an impressive career as a Junior, she was still only 17 years old when she broke into the top 100 in the WTA world rankings. After notching up victories over two Top Ten players inside a week and reaching the final of the WTA 500 tournament in Adelaide, she moved up into the top 50 in January 2023.
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Nevertheless, she considers her biggest personal success so far to be her doubles victory over her idol Serena Williams at the US Open in 2022. Linda Nosková wears a Rado True Square Open Heart in white high-tech ceramic.
Thanks to his three singles titles on the 2022 Challenge Tour, Rado YoungStar Luca Nardi roared on up the ATP rankings.
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The Italian wears a Rado Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic Diver in black high-tech ceramic.
Swiss player Leandro Riedi has been a member of the Rado YoungStars team since April 2023. He was only three years old when he picked up his first tennis racket. He also played soccer for a few years, but at age nine decided to focus exclusively on tennis – a decision he does not regret. In Junior Grand Slam tournaments he won a doubles title at the Australian Open, and was runner-up in the singles at Roland Garros.
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Thanks to an impressive 2022 at the Challenger level, Leandro moved up over 600 spots in the ATP rankings in less than two years. Along with tennis he remains a huge football fan – Tottenham Hotspur, to be precise – and, when his tournament schedule allows it, he enjoys bowling with his friends. Leandro’s companion for all his sporting activities: a Captain Cook Chronograph with a blue dial.