Brazilian padel championship reaches fourth stage in Camboriú

Delta Padel Brasil posted “Padel 03 - Campeonato Brasileiro de Padel 2026 - 4ª Etapa - 2026-07-26 Part 2” on July 27, extending its coverage of the 2026 Campeonato Brasileiro de Padel after the Camboriú stop. The upload matters because it shows the national championship had already moved into its fourth stage, with the broadcaster splitting the event into multiple parts instead of packaging the whole round as a single clip.

Camboriú, in Santa Catarina, hosted the 4ª Etapa on July 24, 25 and 26. One search result described it as the “quarta, e última, etapa do Campeonato Brasileiro de 2026,” which gives the stage added weight in the domestic calendar: this was not just another stop, but the decisive leg of the season-long circuit. The Part 2 label also suggests the coverage was built for extended viewing, a sign that the stage drew enough competitive depth to justify more than one video segment.

COBRAPA, the Confederação Brasileira de Pádel, is listed as the organizer behind the 2026 championship circuit. Its tournament listings place the championship in a broader national framework that had already passed through other cities, including a 3ª Etapa Amadores in Novo Hamburgo, Rio Grande do Sul, and another third-stage event in Curitiba, Paraná, scheduled for June 22, 23 and 24. That sequence shows the championship moving through Brazil in stages, with ranking value and national positioning accumulating over time rather than being decided in one weekend.

The Camboriú stage also sits at the center of the season’s competitive shape. A multi-stage national circuit rewards pairs that can travel, adapt and keep their level across different venues, and the July 27 upload confirms that Brazil’s padel calendar was still producing official stage-by-stage coverage late in the summer. The fact that Delta Padel Brasil had already rolled out July 25 segments, including a Part 1 upload, underlines how the event was broken into separate broadcast pieces as the final stage played out.

Even without the individual match scores in the video title, the structure of the championship tells the story. By the time Camboriú closed the fourth stage, the 2026 Brazilian national padel race had become a straight test of consistency across cities, with COBRAPA’s circuit and Delta Padel Brasil’s segmented coverage putting the final stage squarely in view.