Dates: 7-11 November 2017
City: Milan, Italy
Venue: Fiera Milano
Prize Money: US$ 1.275 million
Contenders: The Top 7 players in the ‘Emirates ATP Race to Milan’ will qualify. The eighth spot will be reserved for a wild card. Eligible players must be 21-and-under (born 1996 or later).
Format: Round robin stage, followed by knock-out semi-finals and a final, similar to the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals.
Points: Emirates ATP Rankings points will serve as the criteria for entry, but the tournament itself will not carry points.
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