FIP reports that Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia defeated Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger 6-7, 6-3, 7-5 in the 2026 Cancun P2 men's final, with a reported duration of 1 hour 59 minutes.
Official result, separate from interpretation
The official result establishes the finalists, score, and duration. The reviewed evidence does not establish that weather or racket properties caused the outcome, so this article does not make those claims.
What equipment sources can show
Manufacturer pages can document a commercial player association, retail product name, and listed specification. They cannot prove that the athlete's match racket was an unmodified stock item or that a listed technology produced a match result.
Babolat's Juan Lebrón retail line
Babolat markets a retail racket named Viper Juan Lebrón 3.0. On the reviewed product page, Babolat lists:
- high / head-heavy balance;
- a 3K carbon face;
- a manufacturer claim of 40% more carbon in the face.
These are Babolat-attributed retail statements, not PadelScout test results. PadelScout did not independently verify feel, stiffness, power, comfort, sweet spot, suitability, or the exact customized setup used in the final.
Unresolved equipment questions
No current official Siux product URL was approved for this review, so Siux Fenix specifications were removed. Sponsor and signature-line associations for finalists are not treated as proof of stock-model equivalence. Weighting, balance changes, grips, internal construction, and match-specific customization remain unknown unless a primary source documents them.
Sources
- FIP Cancun final report.
- FIP Cancun P2 event page.
- Babolat Viper Juan Lebrón 3.0 — manufacturer-attributed retail information only.