The youngest: the ranking is headed by the Czech Linda Noskova. The world No. 31 celebrated her 19th birthday on 17 November. The second youngest is the 20-year-old Diana Shnaider.
The tallest: Elena Rybakina, the 2022 Wimbledon champion, is 1.84 metres tall.
The smallest: the Italian Jasmine Paolini measures 1.63 metres and is therefore the smallest main draw player.
The most Grand Slam wins: the ranking is headed by the title holder Iga Swiatek. Having won the French Open in 2020, 2022 and 2023 and the US Open in 2022, the world No. 1 from Poland has notched up the most Grand Slam wins of all the players at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix. One place behind is Porsche Team Germany’s Angelique Kerber. The Porsche Brand Ambassador triumphed at the Australian and US Opens in 2016 and at Wimbledon in 2018. Aryna Sabalenka, the world No. 2 follows in third place with two Grand Slam successes (Australian Open in 2023 and 2024). Six other players competing in the Porsche Arena have all won one of the four most important events in the tournament calendar: Coco Gauff (US Open 2023) Marketa Vondrousova (Wimbledon 2023), Elena Rybakina (Wimbledon 2022), Emma Raducanu (US Open 2021), Barbora Krejcikova (French Open 2021) and Jelena Ostapenko (French Open 2017).
Most appearances at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix: this statistic is led by Angelique Kerber. The German is competing at the long-standing Stuttgart tournament for the 14th time – she failed to advance past qualifying on three occasions and this year will be the 11th time she has been in the main draw.
Most successes at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix: Iga Swiatek und Angelique Kerber have been able to win the title in the Porsche Arena on two occasions. The world No. 1 from Poland took the winner’s car back home in 2022 and 2023 and the 36-year-old Kerber was victorious in 2015 and 2016.
Most WTA titles in total: Iga Swiatek has amassed 19 singles titles.
Most WTA titles in 2024: three Stuttgart starters have taken home the winner’s trophy twice this year: Iga Swiatek won the tournaments in Doha und Indian Wells, Elena Rybakina the events in Abu Dhabi plus Brisbane and Jelena Ostapenko was successful in Adelaide and Linz. Coco Gauff (Auckland), Aryna Sabalenka (Australian Open), Diana Shnaider (Hua Hin) and Jasmine Paolini (Dubai) have also claimed titles on the WTA Tour.
Most career prize money: Angelique Kerber has career earnings totalling 32,307,783 dollars followed by Iga Swiatek with 27,169,071 dollars.
Most prize money this year: the Pole Iga Swiatek has already 2,576,308 dollars prize money in 2024. Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka is hot on her heels having won 2,399,121 dollars.
Most weeks as the world No. 1: Iga Swiatek topped the world rankings for the first time on 4 April 2022, and has remained, with an eight-week break last year, out in front for a total of 99 weeks. Of all the players at this year’s Porsche Grand Prix, she has been top of the tree for longest. One place behind her in second is Angelique Kerber who headed the world rankings for 34 weeks.
The total number of singles and doubles players: a total of 50 players are competing at this year’s Porsche Tennis Grand Prix.
