VOICED : Roland Garros aplazado hasta finales de septiembre por el coronavirus

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected various sports, including tennis. The French Tennis Federation announced the postponement of the Roland-Garros tournament, originally scheduled for May 24 to June 7, to September 20 to October 4, 2020. This decision aims to protect the health of workers, partners, and suppliers. Ticket holders can get refunds or exchanges. The rescheduling creates an exceptional tennis calendar, with Roland-Garros starting a week after the US Open. The pandemic has also led to the suspension of ATP and WTA circuits until at least late April or early May.

When was the Roland-Garros tournament originally scheduled to take place?

• June 1 to June 14

• May 24 to June 7

• April 15 to April 28

• July 10 to July 23

What is the main reason for postponing the Roland-Garros tournament?

• To increase ticket sales

• To protect the health of workers and partners

• To ensure better weather conditions

• To avoid conflicts with other tournaments

What options are available for those who have already reserved tickets for Roland-Garros?

• They can transfer tickets to another person

• They must purchase new tickets

• They can get a refund or exchange the tickets

• They can only attend the new dates

How does the rescheduling of Roland-Garros affect the tennis calendar?

• It will coincide with Wimbledon

• It will start a week after the US Open

• It will be held before the US Open

• It will be the last tournament of the year

Until when have the ATP and WTA circuits been halted due to the pandemic?

• End of May

• End of April or early May

• Mid-April

• End of March