Quiz! Test your knowledge on the history of the Indian Wells Masters
Think you know a thing or two about the joint ATP-WTA event, the Indian Wells Masters, which also goes by the name of the BNP Paribas Open? Then do take our 10 teasers to see if you know your stuff.
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