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<\/p>\n PIF ATP Live Race To Turin
\n Sinner moves within 50 points of Alcaraz in Live Race after Miami title<\/p>\n
Fils, Lehecka make big moves following South Florida ATP Masters 1000<\/p>\n
March 31, 2026<\/p>\n
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ATP Tour<\/p>\n
Jannik Sinner is the two-time defending champion at the Nitto ATP Finals.
\n By ATP Staff<\/p>\n
Three months into the 2026 season and just 50 points separate Carlos Alcaraz<\/a> and Jannik Sinner<\/a> in the PIF ATP Live Race To Turin.<\/p>\n \nAlcaraz began the year with title runs at the Australian Open<\/a> and at the ATP 500 in Doha, building a 16-match winning streak that ended in the Indian Wells semi-finals. Sinner has since caught momentum, triumphing in Indian Wells and Miami to complete the ‘Sunshine Double’, hauling himself close to parity with his great rival in the Live Race.<\/p>\n It is still early in the season, but Alcaraz and Sinner are once again in control of the battle for ATP Year-End No. 1 presented by PIF, for which the Live Race is a good barometer. No other player is within 1,000 points of the pair, with third-placed Daniil Medvedev<\/a> currently 1,200 points behind Sinner.<\/p>\n While Alcaraz and Sinner spearhead the PIF ATP Live Race To Turin, Arthur Fils<\/a> and Jiri Lehecka<\/a> earned career milestones in Miami to continue their pursuit of a maiden qualification for the Nitto ATP Finals<\/a>.<\/p>\n PIF ATP Live Race To Turin (after Miami)<\/p>\n Fils, 21, reached his biggest ATP Tour semi-final in south Florida, helping him rise to eighth in the Live Race. The Frenchman was also a finalist in Doha and a quarter-finalist in Indian Wells.<\/p>\n \nLehecka has surged 54 places to 10th following his first ATP Masters 1000 final appearance. The Czech arrived in Miami with a modest 6-5 season record, according to the Infosys ATP Win\/Loss Index, yet found his best form at the hard-court event, where he went unbroken until the championship match against Sinner. Lehecka was a quarter-finalist at the ATP 500 events in Doha and Dubai.<\/p>\n German Alexander Zverev<\/a>, a semi-finalist in both Indian Wells and Miami, leapfrogged 101-time tour-level titlist Novak Djokovic<\/a> for fourth. Alex de Minaur<\/a> and Ben Shelton<\/a>, both former competitors in Turin, are also currently in the top eight.<\/p>\n