The French Tennis Federation (FFT) has further scaled back attendance plans for the upcoming French Open grand slam tournament, with only 5,000 fans set to be allowed inside the Roland Garros grounds per…
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The French Tennis Federation (FFT) has reiterated its commitment to having fans in place for this year’s French Open, but has scaled back its target to a maximum of 11,500 people inside the Roland Garros g…
FFT hits out as Roland Garros expansion suffers new suspension
Construction work at Roland Garros, home of the French Open tennis grand slam in Paris, has been hit by a further delay after a court ordered a fresh suspension for the redevelopment project.
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The French Open tennis championship at Roland Garros later this month will allow entry to up to 11,500 fans per day - Reuters/CNA
Paris court issues latest ruling on Roland Garros redevelopment
Paris’s High Court, the Tribunal de Grande Instance (TGI), has ruled that redevelopment work at Roland Garros, home of the French Open tennis grand slam, can go ahead in the latest ruling on the contentious project.