The Nitto ATP Finals return to Turin this month, running from Sunday, November 15 to Sunday, November 22 at the Inalpi Arena. The tournament closes the men's season by bringing together the 8 best singles players and the 8 best doubles pairs of the year, which makes it the most concentrated week of tennis on the calendar. For fans in the US, the catch is the time difference, because most matches start in the middle of the night or early morning.
Below you will find the daily schedule converted to Pacific and Eastern time, where to watch in the United States and a few ideas for following the week with friends. All schedule details come from the tournament's official pages, and times can change, so check the official site before you set alarms.
ATP Finals 2026 dates and venue
Turismo Torino's event page lists the 5th edition of the Nitto ATP Finals in the city, held from November 15 to 22 at the Inalpi Arena. It also lists related events around town, including a grand opening show on November 12 and a closing party at OGR Torino on November 22. The ATP says on its site that Turin is confirmed as host through 2027, and a headline on the same page says Andrea Bocelli will headline a pre-final show at the 2026 event.
The format brings together the season's top 8 players in singles and top 8 pairs in doubles, according to the Turin tourism page. That makes the week a good entry point for casual fans, since every match features a player or team that earned a spot through a full season of results.
Daily schedule in Turin, Pacific and Eastern time
The official tournament schedule lists local Turin time, which is GMT+1 in November. That is 9 hours ahead of Pacific time and 6 hours ahead of Eastern time. From November 15 to 20, the day session starts with doubles at 11:30 AM, followed by singles not before 2:00 PM, and the evening session has doubles at 6:00 PM and singles not before 8:30 PM.
In Pacific time, those sessions begin at 2:30 AM for the first doubles match, with singles not before 5:00 AM. The evening session starts at 9:00 AM Pacific for doubles and not before 11:30 AM Pacific for singles. In Eastern time, the same sessions begin at 5:30 AM and not before 8:00 AM for the day session, and at 12:00 PM and not before 2:30 PM for the evening session.
The weekend shifts slightly. On Saturday, November 21, the page lists doubles at 12:00 PM, singles not before 2:30 PM, doubles at 6:00 PM and singles not before 8:30 PM Turin time. On Sunday, November 22, the final day has sessions listed at 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM, which is 6:00 AM and 9:00 AM Pacific, or 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM Eastern. For West Coast viewers the evening session is the friendliest, since it falls in the morning and late morning.
Saturday, November 21 is the only day where the Turin start times shift by a half hour for the singles session, so that is worth a separate calendar entry. In Pacific time the Saturday day session begins at 3:00 AM, with singles not before 5:30 AM, and the evening session mirrors the rest of the week at 9:00 AM and 11:30 AM. Eastern viewers can add three hours to each of those Pacific times.
How to watch the Nitto ATP Finals in the US
The tournament's broadcaster list shows Tennis Channel for the USA, a region it says includes Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. The same page points to TennisTV.com for live and on-demand ATP Tour coverage, so check both places if you want to find replays of matches you slept through.
Broadcast schedules often change around start times, so confirm the channel listing in your TV guide or the Tennis Channel app a day ahead. Matches that run late can move later sessions, which is why the official schedule marks singles matches as not before a set time.
Follow the week with your tennis crew
The early start times make this a tournament for group chats. A thread lets friends in different time zones post scores as they wake up, share highlights from overnight matches and compare predictions for the final. Our best tennis group chat names guide has ideas if your crew needs a name, and the Tennis Tribe analysis post gives a sense of what a dedicated tennis community talks about.
If you want to watch live in person with others, a morning watch party fits the evening sessions well. Doubles at 9:00 AM Pacific suits coffee and pastries, and singles not before 11:30 AM Pacific lines up with brunch. People on the Peninsula can look for company through South Bay Renaissance, which Tribe organizes to rebuild the startup and social scene in the South Bay one gathering at a time.
The same approach works for other sports weekends. Our guides to the Las Vegas Grand Prix and the NBA Cup cover what else is on the calendar.
A simple plan for the week is to pick one session per day that fits your own schedule, then let the group chat cover the rest. Someone in the thread will almost always be awake for the other session and can post the score, the key break of serve or the moment a match turned. That shared coverage is the main reason tennis fans keep a standing thread going all season, not only during the Finals.
Find your people
Tennis is better when someone else is as fascinated by a third-set tiebreak as you are. Join the Tennis Tribe to talk through the week, and follow the Tribe Events calendar on Luma for in-person gatherings across the Bay Area.
