The field of participants in the individual competition consisted of 32 players, that of the doubles competition consisted of 16 pairs. For the individual tournament, a qualifying round with 32 participants took place in advance, in which four players were able to qualify for the main field. The total prize money for the event was 30,000 euros.
In the individual, the third-placed Spaniard Albert Ramos won , who benefited in the final from the injury-related abandonment of his Kazakh opponent Yevgeny Koroljow in the second set. This was the third individual Challenger title of his career and the first this year. Last year's winner Frederico Gil from Portugal did not defend the title.
In the doubles competition, the top seeded pairing consisting of the Spaniard Adrián Menéndez and the Italian Simone Vagnozzi won the final against the unseeded Italian-Portuguese pairing of Andrea Arnaboldi and Leonardo Tavares in a match tie-break . This was Menéndez's third success in a doubles tournament in the Challenger category of career, all of which he was able to celebrate this season. For Vagnozzi it was the 14th tournament win at a Challenger tournament and the fourth this season. Last year's winners Daniele Bracciali from Italy and Rubén Ramírez Hidalgo from Spain both failed to defend their titles.