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Everyone's welcome on court, from club players to juniors. Hit your fastest serve and watch your name climb the live leaderboard.

November 13th, 2026Melbourne Park

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Melbourne's Fastest Serve

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November 13th, 2026Melbourne Park

Fastest serve

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Divisions

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Melbourne's Fastest Serve 2026

10
Days
07
Hours
27
Mins
07
Secs
November 13th, 2026
Melbourne Park
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Overall leaderboard

The three fastest serves across every division

The board opens with the first serves. Be the one who sets the mark.

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HOW MFS WORKS

Four steps to the speed crown

STEP 1

Register

Sign up online, pay your entry, and get discounts off Tennis Lab, Wilson, and more instantly.

STEP 2

Check In

Arrive at MFS and check in at Tennis Lab with your QR code.

STEP 3

Serve

Three serves measured by Tennis Lab Hawk-Eye technology. Your fastest valid serve counts.

STEP 4

Climb

Earn ranking points, climb the live rankings, and compete for the speed crown.

DIVISIONS

Six divisions. All ages, all abilities.

Open Men

The fastest men in Melbourne go head-to-head.

Men aged 16+

Entry limit: 16

Open Women

Elite women compete for the speed crown.

Women aged 16+

Entry limit: 16

Boys U16

Rising young stars test their serve speed.

Boys under 16

Entry limit: 12

Girls U16

Young female talent showcases their power.

Girls under 16

Entry limit: 12

Wheelchair

Wheelchair athletes compete on equal terms.

Players competing in a wheelchair

Entry limit: 4

All Abilities Standing

Standing para athletes take on the speed test.

Players with disability who compete standing, including para-standing players

Entry limit: 4

Wheelchair and All Abilities Standing run in the same session, with separate rankings and winners. Spots are held only by confirmed entries.

FAQ

Q1How are serves measured?

Each competitor receives three official serve attempts. Serve speed is recorded using Tennis Lab's professional Hawk-Eye technology, calibrated before each session. Only valid serves count. Your fastest valid serve is your official result for the round, with your second and third fastest valid serves used as tiebreakers where required.

Q2Can I bring my own racquet?

Yes. Competitors can bring and use their own racquet. Wilson demo racquets will also be available as part of the event experience, subject to availability.

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