The Solution for the Monte-Carlo Tournament to Gain Space
David Massey, director of the Monte-Carlo Masters 1000, stated that the luxurious Monte-Carlo Beach hotel will be privatized during the tournament to gain more space.
In comments relayed by RMC, he justified this decision: "We had a real lack of space, so we privatized the Monte-Carlo Beach.
We will be able to access the sea directly from the site. It’s a dedicated area for players and their entourage.
This comes at a cost, but we felt it was worth doing. Players arrive from Indian Wells and Miami with plenty of space.
We’re thrilled to have found a solution and hope the players will enjoy this space."
Regarding wild cards for the tournament, there is still no indication from him: "I know this tournament means a lot to Richard Gasquet.
But there is demand. Answers will come in a few weeks."
As a final announcement for the tournament, there will be no tribute to Rafael Nadal during this edition, but rather in 2026: "He’s giving his all for Roland-Garros, we’ve targeted 2026, and we can’t wait," added Massey.
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