Grand Prix Hassan II

A Royal Stop In Casablanca
The Grand Prix Hassan II, inaugurated in 1986, is entirely funded by Morocco's King Mohammed VI. Casablanca is one of two ATP World Tour stops on the African continent, along with the SA Tennis Open in Johannesburg. Two Moroccans have won the title in their home country: Hicham Arazi in 1997 and Younes El Aynaoui in 2002.

Name: Grand Prix Hassan II
Category: ATP World Tour 250
Place: Casablanca, Morocco
Date: 09.04.2012-15.04.2012
Draw Size: S-28 D-16
Surface: Clay
Prize Money: € 398,250
Total Financial Commitment: € 450,000
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Facts & Figures

Waiting For First Title - Potito Starace was relegated runner-up status for the fourth time in his fourth ATP World Tour finals. The Italian beat Gilles Simon and Victor Hanescu en route to the title match.

Semi-Final Exit For Spaniard - Top seed Albert Montanes came close to reaching his second Casablanca final, but lost to Pablo Andujar in the semi-finals. The Spaniard lost to Paul Henri-Mathieu in the 2007 final.

Simon Loses In QFs - Gilles Simon, who returned to Casablanca for the first time since winning the title in 2008 (d. Benneteau), dropped to a 10-4 record at the ATP World Tour 250 tournament after losing to Starace.

Draws & Order of Play

Andujar Wins First Title
Spain's Pablo Andujar captured his first ATP World Tour title at the Grand Prix Hassan II with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over fifth-seeded Italian Potito Starace. Andujar was contesting his second ATP World Tour final, last year reaching this stage at Bucharest (l. to Chela), and took home €72,600.

Draws and Order of Play

Singles
Doubles
Qualifying Singles

Past Results
2011 Seeds
Points & Prize Money

Past Champions

Year	Draws	Singles	Doubles
2011	S\|D	Pablo Andujar	Robert Lindstedt / Horia Tecau
2010	S\|D	Stanislas Wawrinka	Robert Lindstedt / Horia Tecau
2009	S\|D	Juan Carlos Ferrero	Lukasz Kubot / Oliver Marach
2008	S\|D	Gilles Simon	Albert Montanes / Santiago Ventura
2007	S\|D	Paul-Henri Mathieu	Jordan Kerr / David Skoch
2006	S\|D	Daniele Bracciali	Julian Knowle / Jurgen Melzer
2005	S\|D	Mariano Puerta	Frantisek Cermak / Leos Friedl
2004	S\|D	Santiago Ventura	Enzo Artoni / Fernando Vicente
2003	S\|D	Julien Boutter	Frantisek Cermak / Leos Friedl
2002	S\|D	Younes El Aynaoui	Stephen Huss / Myles Wakefield
2001	S\|D	Guillermo Canas	Michael Hill / Jeff Tarango
2000	S\|D	Fernando Vicente	Arnaud Clement / Sebastien Grosjean
1999	S\|D	Alberto Martin	Fernando Meligeni / Jaime Oncins
1998	S\|D	Andrea Gaudenzi	Andrea Gaudenzi / Diego Nargiso
1997	S\|D	Hicham Arazi	Joao Cunha-Silva / Nuno Marques
1996	S\|D	Tomas Carbonell	Jiri Novak / David Rikl
1995	S\|D	Gilbert Schaller	Tomas Carbonell / Francisco Roig
1994	S\|D	Renzo Furlan	David Adams / Menno Oosting
1993	S\|D	Guillermo Perez-Roldan	Mike Bauer / Piet Norval
1992	S\|D	Guillermo Perez-Roldan	Horacio De La Pena / Jorge Lozano
1990	S\|D	Thomas Muster	Todd Woodbridge / Simon Youl

Singles Players

#	Player	W-L	Best Finish
1	Albert Montanes (ESP)	9-5	F-'07
2	Marcos Baghdatis (CYP)	0-1	R16-'11
3	Gilles Simon (FRA)	10-4	W-'08
4	Andrey Golubev (KAZ)	1-2	R16-'11,10
5	Potito Starace (ITA)	8-3	F-'11
6	Jeremy Chardy (FRA)	1-1	R16-'11
7	Fabio Fognini (ITA)	2-2	Q-'11
8	Victor Hanescu (ROU)	8-6	F-'10

Doubles Players

#	Player	W-L	Best Finish
1	Lindstedt / Tecau	8-0	W-'11,10
2	Hanley / Soares	1-1	Q-'11
3	Aspelin / Knowle	0-1	R16-'11
4	Bracciali / Starace	0-1	R16-'11

Points/Prize Money (Singles)

	Points	Prize €
W	250	71,900
F	150	37,860
SF	90	20,510
QF	45	11,685
R16	20	6,885
R28	0	4,080
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Q	12
Q3	6	660
Q2	0	315
Q1	0	0

Points/Prize Money (Doubles)

	Points	Prize €
W	250	21,800
F	150	11,480
SF	90	6,220
QF	45	3,560
R16		2,090
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