The Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault is officially back for 2026, and it’s aiming even higher after a record-breaking year. Organized by the French Tennis Federation, the world’s largest eTennis competition is expected to once again draw more than half a million players from across the globe. After the 2025 edition saw over 515,000 competitors from 221 territories battle it out across 9.5 million matches on the virtual Philippe-Chatrier Court, the 2026 tournament is building on that momentum with a bigger stage, expanded production, and a major new host. Final Stage Set for May 23 in Paris The Final Stage will…