Editorial policy
The rules every TennisRace.ai article follows: numbers only from our data, checks before publication, an editor's approval, no betting promotion and open corrections.
Facts first
Every article starts from a fact sheet drawn from our database: results, draws, rankings, the Race, points on offer and defending, head-to-head records. An article may only state what those facts say. Every number and every player name is checked against the facts its paragraph cites, and a claim such as "first", "youngest" or "most" is allowed only when a fact supports it. The details of how the data is collected and computed are in our methodology.
Checked, then approved
A draft goes through automatic checks and an independent review against the fact sheet. Drafts that fail are rewritten or dropped. Those that pass are read by an editor, and nothing is published without the editor's approval. Articles carry the byline TennisRace.ai Editorial, the date they were published and, when they change, the date they were updated.
Independence
We are not affiliated with the tours, the tournaments or the players, and nobody pays for coverage. We choose what to write about from the calendar: every tour-level tournament gets a preview and a review, and the weekly rankings and the Race get their own pieces.
Betting
A match preview may report how the betting market rates a match, always as implied chances (for example, 62% against 38%). We never name bookmakers, never show odds on the site and never encourage anyone to bet.
Corrections
When we get something wrong we fix it and, if the mistake changed what a reader would have understood, we list it on the corrections page. Report a mistake to contact@tennisrace.ai.