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20 19 Mercedescup, 9. Bis 16. Juni 2019, Stuttgart INFORMATIONEN FÜR SCHWEIZER INTERCLUB TEAMS 20 19 103. INTERNATIONALES WEISSENHOFTURNIER MercedesCup, 9. bis 16. Juni 2019, Stuttgart RÜCKBLICK MERCEDESCUP IN STUTTGART - DAS RASEN Im Jahr 2018 durften schon mehrere tausend schweizer Gäste in den Genuss kommen, WIMBLEDON AM NECKAR den 20-fachen Grand-Slam-Sieger Roger Federer und viele weitere Topstars live und hautnah auf Rasen zu erleben. Der MercedesCup im Jahr 2018 war ein absoluter Erfolg. Bestes Wetter und Stuttgart, die traditionsreiche Tennis-Hauptstadt Weltklassetennis haben erneut für einen Besucherrekord (über 61.000 Besucher) gesorgt. im Süden Deutschlands, heißt Sie herzlich willkomen und ist von der Schweiz schnell und einfach zu erreichen. Die Fahrstrecke beträgt beispielsweise: 03 aus Zürich aus Basel 217 239 KILOMETER KILOMETER aus Bern aus Luzern 307 267 KILOMETER KILOMETER aus St. Gallen aus Lausanne FEDERER #1 250 410 KILOMETER KILOMETER Roger Federer feierte Premierentriumph beim Mercedes- pion mit einem Preisgeld in Höhe von 117.030 Euro und Cup am Stuttgarter Weissenhof. Einen Tag, nachdem er die dem Siegerauto – ein CLS 450 4Matic Coupé von Merce- Nummer-1-Position in der Weltrangliste zurückerobert hat- des-Benz – belohnt. Vor allem das Auto kam ihm sehr ge- te, holte er sich mit einem 6:4, 7:6 (7/3)-Finalerfolg über den legen, wie er im Siegerinterview auf dem Centre Court zu als Nummer sieben gesetzten Kanadier Milos Raonic den Protokoll gab: „Ich fahre ja jetzt am Nachmittag heim in die Sieg bei dem mit 729.340 Euro dotierten MercedesCup auf Schweiz und ich habe gehört, dass es hier ein Auto zu ge- dem Stuttgarter Weissenhof. Für seinen 98. Titel auf der winnen gibt“, meinte der Mercedes-Benz-Markenbotschaf- ATP World Tour wurde der 20-fache Grand-Slam-Cham- ter trocken, was für großes Gelächter im Publikum sorgte. DIE GEWINNER IMPRESSIONEN Gewinner 2018 - Roger Federer (SUI) DIE GEWINNER DES MERCEDESCUP 2015-2018 04 05 Gewinner 2017 - Lucas Pouille (FRA) Gewinner 2015 - Rafael Nadal (ESP) Gewinner 2016 - Dominic Thiem (AUT) IMPRESSIONENIMPRESSIONEN PAKETPAKET 1 1 PAKETPAKET 2 2 PAKETPAKET 3 3 VIP PAKETE VIP PAKETE SPECIALSPECIAL VIP VIP AUSSERGEWÖHNLICHESAUSSERGEWÖHNLICHES SPECIALSPECIAL VIP VIP SPECIALSPECIAL VIP VIP AMBIENTEAMBIENTE „PLAY & WATCH“-ANGEBOT FÜRPAKETPAKET „FINALS“ SCHWEIZER„FINALS“ PAKETPAKET „PLAYOFF“ „PLAYOFF“ PAKETPAKET „WEEKDAY“ „WEEKDAY“ INTERCLUB MANNSCHAFTEN AM MERCEDES CUP 2019 Trainieren Sie mit Ihrer Interclub Mannschaft täglich am Vormittag auf einer Tennisanlage in Stuttgart und geniessen Sie DIEDIE DIEDIE Anschauungsunterricht ab dem Mittag mit Weltklasse Tennis auf Rasen am Mercedes DIECupDIE 2019 in Stuttgart. LEISTUNGENLEISTUNGEN LEISTUNGENLEISTUNGEN LEISTUNGENLEISTUNGEN 1 TAG1 TAGTOPSEAT TOPSEAT IN DEN IN DEN ERSTEN ERSTEN 3 REIHEN 3 REIHEN 1 TAG1 TAGTOPSEAT TOPSEAT IN DEN IN DEN ERSTEN ERSTEN 3 REIHEN 3 REIHEN 1 TAG1 TAGTOPSEAT TOPSEAT IN DEN IN DEN ERSTEN ERSTEN 3 REIHEN 3 REIHEN (SONNTAG(SONNTAG ODER ODER MONTAG) MONTAG) WEEKDAY(DIENSTAG,(DIENSTAG, VIPMITTWOCH, MITTWOCH, SPECIAL DONNERSTAG DONNERSTAG ODER ODER FREITAG) FREITAG) FINALS(SAMSTAG (SAMSTAGVIP ODER SPECIALODER SONNTAG) SONNTAG) 1 ÜBERNACHTUNG1 ÜBERNACHTUNG IM OFFIZIELLEN IM OFFIZIELLEN SPIELERHOTEL SPIELERHOTEL „PLAY1 ÜBERNACHTUNG &1 ÜBERNACHTUNG WATCH“ IM OFFIZIELLEN IM OFFIZIELLEN SPIELERHOTEL SPIELERHOTEL „PLAY1 ÜBERNACHTUNG&1 ÜBERNACHTUNG WATCH“ IM OFFIZIELLEN IM OFFIZIELLEN SPIELERHOTEL SPIELERHOTEL (ANREISE(ANREISE SAMSTAG SAMSTAG ODER ODER SONNTAG) SONNTAG) (ANREISE(ANREISE MONTAG, MONTAG, DIENSTAG, DIENSTAG, MITTWOCH MITTWOCH (ANREISE(ANREISE FREITAG FREITAG ODER ODER SAMSTAG) SAMSTAG) DieODER LeistungenODER DONNERSTAG) DONNERSTAG) pro Tag Die Leistungen pro Tag OFFIZIELLEROFFIZIELLER SHUTTLESERVICE SHUTTLESERVICE ZWISCHEN ZWISCHEN OFFIZIELLEROFFIZIELLER SHUTTLESERVICE SHUTTLESERVICE ZWISCHEN ZWISCHEN 1 bis max. 2 Tennisplätze von 8.00 – 12.00 Uhr zur freien Verfügung 1 bis max. 2 Tennisplätze von 8.00 – 12.00 Uhr zur freien Verfügung PanoramaPanorama View. View. STUTTGARTSTUTTGART AIRPORT, AIRPORT, HOTEL HOTEL UND UND TURNIERANLAGE TURNIERANLAGE OFFIZIELLEROFFIZIELLER SHUTTLESERVICE SHUTTLESERVICE ZWISCHEN ZWISCHEN STUTTGARTSTUTTGART AIRPORT, AIRPORT, HOTEL HOTEL UND UND TURNIERANLAGE TURNIERANLAGE Top SeatSTUTTGART STUTTGARTin den ersten AIRPORT, AIRPORT, 4 Reihen HOTEL HOTEL (UND9.6. UND TURNIERANLAGE– 14.6.2019 TURNIERANLAGE) Top Seat in den ersten 4 Reihen (15. und 16.6.2019) EXKLUSIVESEXKLUSIVES VIP-CATERING VIP-CATERING 560 CHF EXKLUSIVESEXKLUSIVES VIP-CATERING VIP-CATERING 585 CHF Übernachtung inkl. Frühstück im offiziellen Spielerhotel Übernachtung inkl. Frühstück im offiziellen Spielerhotel EXKLUSIVESEXKLUSIVES VIP-CATERING VIP-CATERING Pro Person im EZ Pro Person im EZ 4* Hotel MARITIM in Stuttgart 4* Hotel MARITIM in Stuttgart UNSEREUNSERE VIP-GÄSTE VIP-GÄSTE WERDEN WERDEN IN DER IN DERTURNIERWOCHE TURNIERWOCHE TURNIERSHIRTTURNIERSHIRT MERCEDESCUP MERCEDESCUP UND UND 06 TURNIERSHIRTTURNIERSHIRT MERCEDESCUP MERCEDESCUP UND UND 07 VON VONUNSEREM UNSEREM CATERING- CATERING-TEAMTEAM KULINARISCH KULINARISCH OFFIZIELLESOFFIZIELLES PROGRAMMHEFT PROGRAMMHEFT OffiziellerTURNIERSHIRTTURNIERSHIRT Shuttleservice MERCEDESCUP MERCEDESCUP zwischen UND HotelUND und Turnieranlage OffiziellerOFFIZIELLESOFFIZIELLES Shuttleservice PROGRAMMHEFT PROGRAMMHEFT zwischen Hotel und Turnieranlage VERWÖHNT.VERWÖHNT. 470 CHF ExklusivesOFFIZIELLESOFFIZIELLES VIP Catering PROGRAMMHEFT PROGRAMMHEFT inkl. Zugangsrecht zur Grand Slam Sky Lounge Exklusives VIP Catering inkl. Zugangsrecht zur Grand Slam Sky Lounge 495 CHF Pro Person im DZ Pro Person im DZ Erfrischungsgetränke direkt an ihrem Sitzplatz am Center Court Erfrischungsgetränke direkt an ihrem Sitzplatz am Center Court Persönliche Betreuung durch Hostessen Persönliche Betreuung durch Hostessen 420 CHF 445 CHF Parkplätze in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Turniergelände Pro Person ohne Parkplätze in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Turniergelände Pro Person ohne Turniershirt Mercedes Cup und offizielles Programmheft Hotelübernachtung Turniershirt Mercedes Cup und offizielles Programmheft Hotelübernachtung SUPERIORSUPERIOR CATERING CATERING 349349 € € WEEKDAY SPECIAL 399399 245€ € CHF FINALS SPECIAL 419419 € €260 CHF Pro ProPerson Person „PLAY & WATCH“ Pro ProPerson ProPerson Person im EZ „PLAY & WATCH“ Pro ProPerson PersonPro Person im EZ 579579 € € 679679 € € 719719 € € ZweiZwei Personen Personen Die Leistungen pro Tag ZweiZwei Personen155 Personen CHF Die Leistungen pro Tag ZweiZwei Personen Personen170 CHF Pro Person im DZ Pro Person im DZ 1 bis max. 2 Tennisplätze von 8.00 – 12.00 Uhr zur freien Verfügung 1 bis max. 2 Tennisplätze von 8.00 – 12.00 Uhr zur freien Verfügung Kategorie 2 Ticket (9.6. – 14.6.2019) 105 CHF Kategorie 2 Ticket (15. und 16.6.2019) 120 CHF Übernachtung inkl. Frühstück im offiziellen Spielerhotel Pro Person ohne Übernachtung inkl. Frühstück im offiziellen Spielerhotel Pro Person ohne 4* Hotel MARITIM in Stuttgart Hotelübernachtung 4* Hotel MARITIM in Stuttgart Hotelübernachtung *Begrenzte Anzahl Tennisplätze (first come; first served) Das Rasen-Wimbledon am Neckar heisst Sie im Juni 2019 herzlich Willkommen! BE PART OF IT ....
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