Factbox: French Open facts and figures about women's competition
(Reuters) - Facts and figures relating to the French Open which starts on May 25 at Roland Garros, Paris.
2007 champions
Women's singles: Justine Henin (Belgium)
Women's doubles: Alicia Molik (Australia) Mara Santangelo (Italy)
Most French Open titles
All competitions: Margaret Court (Australia) 13 (5 singles, 4 doubles, 4 mixed doubles)
Women's singles: Chris Evert (U.S.) 7, Steffi Graf (Germany) 6
Youngest winner
Monica Seles (Yugoslavia) in 1990, aged 16 years and six months.
Oldest winner:
Zsuzsa Kormoczy (Hungary) in 1958, aged 33
Non seeded winner
Margaret Scriven (Britain) in 1933
Most appearances
Andree Varin (France), 19 appearances from 1934-65
Longest timed match
4 hrs 7 mins Virginie Buisson (France) beat Noelle Van Lottum (France) 6-7(3) 7-5 6-2, First round 1995
2008 Prize money (euros)
Women's singles: 5,425,280 ($8.45 million)
Women's doubles: 1,284,400
Mixed doubles: 292,000
(Compiled by Patrick Johnston; editing by Tom Pilcher and Pritha Sarkar)
