Karine Quentrec

Insights

French Open was her clear best major

Her two deepest Grand Slam runs both came at the French Open, reaching the round of 32 in 1989 and 1991. Across all 19 tournaments, that was her best result, while she never advanced beyond the round of 64 at any other Slam.

Wimbledon was her most frequent stage for early progress

She reached at least the round of 64 at Wimbledon in five straight appearances from 1988 through 1994, including one round of 32-equivalent run in 1991. That makes Wimbledon the tournament where she most consistently moved past the opening round.

Her peak came at age 19 to 21, then results flattened

Quentrec’s strongest stretch was between ages 19 and 21, when she produced her two R32 results and most of her R64 finishes. After age 21, every listed Grand Slam result was R64 or R128, with no further improvement.

1994 marked a clear late-career dip

In her final Grand Slam season, she went R128 at Wimbledon and the Australian Open and only reached R64 at the French Open. That was weaker than 1993, when she had two R64 finishes and one R128, and weaker than her 1991 peak.

Her Grand Slam record was modest but not negligible

She played 19 Grand Slam tournaments and 32 matches, finishing 13-19 for a 41% win rate. In the Open Era rankings table, that places her #766 of 1956 women overall and #45 of 142 from France.