
The city dresses in blue to welcome the best tennis players in the world, including Flavio Cobolli
Turin is preparing to welcome the Nitto ATP Finals, transforming itself into a widespread scene where tennis meets urban identity, thanks to a project by Sport and Health, FITP and ATP.
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Turin hosts the Nitto ATP Finals, bringing together the best tennis players in the world.
Turin dresses in blue and prepares to welcome the eight protagonists of the great world tennis.
On the occasion of the Nitto ATP Finals, the court will be ready to act as the stage for the challenge between the best tennis players on the planet, including Flavio Cobolli for Italy: a space in which everything contributes to building an experience that goes beyond the game.
A project strongly supported by the Government, signed by Sport and Health, in collaboration with the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP) and ATP, to bring tennis ever closer to the city and to the people. Blue is not just a color choice, but the sign of a vision. It runs along the lines, lights up the spaces, enhances the surfaces and accompanies every detail of a project built to give shape to a recognizable experience. It is the direction traced by Sport and Health, together with FITP: not simply bringing a major event to a city, but making the city itself a part of the event. Turin thus becomes a widespread scene, where tennis meets urban identity and blue draws new perspectives. The camp is the heart of the show, but the experience extends far beyond its lines.

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