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ATP Buenos Aires 2011 "Copa Claro"

After 10 years of being known as Telmex Cup, the ATP Buenos Aires tournament changes its name to be presented as Copa Claro, which will kick off on Monday, February 12th, with the qualifying rounds. The traditional tournament will receive some of the greatest world wide tennis players from February 14th to February 20th, 2011 at the courts of Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis club.

The list of participating players includes:

Direct entry
1. David Ferrer - Spain - 7
2. Nicolás Almagro - Spain - 15
3. Stanislas Wawrinka - Switzerland - 21
4. Albert Motañés -Spain - 25
5. Juan Mónaco - Argentina - 26
6. David Nalbandian - Argentina - 27
7. Juan Carlos Ferrero - Spain - 29
8. Juan Ignacio Chela - Argentina - 38
9. Potito Starace - Italy - 47
10. Alexandr Dolgopolov - Ucrania - 48
11. Tommy Robredo - Spain - 50
12. Victor Hanescu - Romania - 51
13. Fabio Fognini - Italy - 55
14. Daniel Gimeno Traver - Spain - 56
15. Pablo Cuevas - Uruguay - 63
16. Santiago Giraldo - Colombia - 64
17. Carlos Berlocq - Argentina - 66
18. Lucasz Kubot - Poland - 70
19. Pablo Andujar - Spain - 71
20. Pere Riba - Spain - 72
21. Eduardo Schwank - Argentina - 74
22. Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo - Spain - 77
23. Igor Andreev - Russia - 79
24. Q
25. Q
26. Q
27. Q
28. (WC) José Acasuso - Argentina - 238
29. (WC) Horacio Zeballos - Argentina - 108
30. WC
31. SE
32. SE

Alternatives and qualification
1. Filippo Volandri - Italy - 91
2. Rui Machado - Portugal - 93
3. Leonardo Mayer - Argentina - 94
4. Marcos Daniel - Brazil - 96
5. Frederico Gil - Portugal 101
6. Simone Bolelli - Italy - 107
7. Joao Souza - Brazil - 111
8. Blaz Kavcic - Slovakia - 112
9. Denis Gremelmayr - Germany - 121

Schedule of matches:
Qualification: February 12 (from 10am) and 13 (from 11am)
Monday 14 and Tuesday 15: day matches from 11:30 AM.
Wednesday 16 to Friday 18: day matches from 1:45 PM.
Evening matches: 7:30 PM.
Saturday 19: Doubles: 5 PM. Semifinals: 7 PM and 9 PM
Sunday 20: Doubles final: 3 PM. Finals: 5 PM

Location: Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club. Olleros 1510.

Tickets:
  • At the stadium, Olleros 1510
  • Hard Rock Cafe. Buenos Aires Design Center Recoleta, Monday to Saturday 12 PM to 8 PM. Saturdays 2 PM to 7 PM.
  • TuEntrada.com
More information: Copa Claro official website.

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