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Davis Cup by Rakuten Madrid Finals

18-24

nov 2019

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A brand new competition format

One City
One week
Eighteen countries
World champions

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Direct access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019. Runner-up 2018. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 1

Group: A

Access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019 through the February Qualifiers. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 8

Group: A

Access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019 through the February Qualifiers. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 14

Group: A

Direct access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019. 2018 Davis Cup winner. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 2

Group: B

Direct access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019. 2018 Semi-finalist. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 7

Group: B

Access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019 through the February Qualifiers. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 17

Group: B

Direct access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019. Wild card. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 3

Group: C

Access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019 through the February Qualifiers. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 11

Group: C

Access to Davis Cup Madrid Finals 2019 through the February Qualifiers. Davis Cup ranking, 4 Feb: 18

Group: C

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Destination: Madrid

Madrid has been chosen to host the first two editions of the Davis Cup Finals.

The Spanish capital was selected as the venue by the competition Steering Committee. From 18 to 24 November 2019, the eighteen best national teams from all over the world will meet in the Spanish capital.

The arrival of the Davis Cup by Rakuten in Madrid has been possible thanks to the joint commitment made by the Region of Madrid and the City of Madrid.

Madrid's level of infrastructure, its communications, hotel capacity and cultural offerings were key factors in making the allocation of the competition to this city possible.

The Davis Cup by Rakuten Madrid Finals will be held at the facilities of La Caja Mágica, located in the Parque Lineal del Manzanares. La Caja Mágica and the WiZink Center will both be considered as possible options for the 2020 edition.