Sinner qualified for the ATP Finals in Turin with three months to spare.

After Carlos Alcaraz , Jannik Sinner has also already qualified for the 2025 Nitto ATP Finals , scheduled in Turin from November 9 to 16, where the world number one is the defending champion . The South Tyrolean will participate in the event for the third consecutive season and the fourth time overall.

Alcaraz and Sinner at the Turin Finals

For Sinner, exactly three months before the start of the tournament that will decide the Maestro of 2025 , the numbers have also been confirmed, that of the ATP Race . In reality, the Italian, if he had won at least one Slam ( Australian Open and Wimbledon ) in the calendar year, would have still had the right to take part in the tournament. The same goes for Alcaraz ( Roland Garros ).

What is the ATP Race and how does it work?

Today, however, Jannik also secured his spot thanks to his score. His distance from ninth in the ATP Race mathematically sends him to the Finals. The ATP Race is a special ranking designed to select the eight players for the Finals and is based on results achieved in the calendar year, starting January 1st. It's a different system than the ATP Ranking —the one used to draw tournament draws—which is instead based on scores achieved over the last 52 weeks. The ATP Ranking is updated every Monday.

Musetti chasing the Finals

At this point, in addition to the top two in the world, Zverev, Shelton ( fresh from winning in Toronto ), Djokovic, Fritz, Draper , and De Minaur would all qualify for the Finals. Ninth and first of those excluded, 75 points behind the Australian, is Lorenzo Musetti .