Clay tournaments differs from each other mainly in altitude. There is 1 group with higher altitude places like Madrid, Gstaad, Quito (highest clay court tournament on ATP), Munchen and Kitzbuhel and then there's a second group with lower altitude places like Monte Carlo, Rome, Nice, Paris, BA, Bastad, Umag, Estoril, Hamburg (special, because it's played indoors). Geneva is somewhere middle. Of course that the second group is played a bit slower than the first one because of the altitude. Then you have to take into account the weather, more sun makes the clay bouncier and faster, more rain makes clay slippier and slower. But generally the higher altitude ones are faster.Ok is it possible to rank this clay-tournements?
Buenos Aires, Munchen, Estoril, Monte Carlo, Madrid, Rom, Nice, Geneve, Roland garros, Hamburg, Kitzbuhel, Båstad, Umag, Gstaad
According to the relative ace rate (2013 and a several years before), MC was the slowest and Bastad, Nice and then Rome were the closest to MC.Ok is it possible to rank this clay-tournements?
Buenos Aires, Munchen, Estoril, Monte Carlo, Madrid, Rom, Nice, Geneve, Roland garros, Hamburg, Kitzbuhel, Båstad, Umag, Gstaad
According to the relative ace rate 2013 and a several of years beforebefore, MC was the slowest and Bastad, Nice, Rome very close to MC.
http://www.menstennisforums.com/showpost.php?p=27917346&postcount=36
http://heavytopspin.com/2013/11/19/the-speed-of-every-2013-surface/
yes Washington, of course. How could I forget from last week :lol:Tokyo, Stockholm, Brisbane, halle, queens, Washington, memphis are the quickest I can think of.