- ATP Studena Croatia Open
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ATP Studena Croatia Open ATP World Tour Location Umag
CroatiaVenue ITC Stella Maris Category ATP World Series
(1990–1997)
ATP International Series
(1998–2008)
ATP World Tour 250 series
(2009–current)Surface Clay / Outdoors Draw 32S/32Q/16D Prize money €450,000 Website croatiaopen.hr The ATP Studena Croatia Open is a tennis tournament held in Umag, Croatia that is part of the 250 series of the ATP Tour.
The first Croatia Open was held in 1990 as the Yugoslavia Open and has been played every year since. It is played on red clay courts. Carlos Moyá has won the tournament a record five times; he also holds the record for the most consecutive wins at three. His most recent win was in 2007.
The tournament is also very popular because of the night parties that take place in clubs around the central stadium.
Contents
Results
Singles
Doubles
Sponsors
2010
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Umag tournaments ATP World Tour 250 series (2009–current) 2009–current Doha • Chennai • Brisbane • Sydney • Auckland • Viña del Mar/Santiago • Zagreb • Johannesburg • Costa do Sauípe • San Jose • Marseille • Buenos Aires
Delray Beach • Houston • Casablanca • Estoril • Belgrade • Munich • Nice • Halle • London • 's-Hertogenbosch • Eastbourne • Newport • Båstad • Stuttgart
Atlanta/Indianapolis • Los Angeles • Gstaad • Umag • New Haven/Winston-Salem • Metz • Bucharest • Bangkok • Kuala Lumpur • Stockholm • Moscow • Lyon/Montpellier • Vienna • St. Petersburg
2009/2011–current KitzbühelATP World Series tournaments (1990–1997) 1990–1997 San Francisco/San Jose • Kiawah Island/Charlotte/Birmingham/Pinehurst/Orlando • Munich • Estoril • Genoa/St. Polten • London • 's-Hertogenbosch • Newport • Gstaad • Bastad • Hilversum/Amsterdam • Los Angeles • Umag • Long Island • Moscow • Basel • Lyon • Adelaide • Wellington • Sydney Outdoor • Auckland • Rotterdam • Orlando/Atlanta • Hong Kong • Bologna • Kitzbühel • San Marino • Palermo • Prague • Toulouse
1990 Memphis • Rio de Janeiro • Sanremo • Wembley • Itaparica • 1990–1991 Geneva • Berlin • 1990–1992/1996 Singapore • 1990/1992–1997 Casablanca • 1990–1992 Milan • Guaruja • Brisbane • 1990–1994 Manchester • Florence • Schenectady • Athens • Madrid • 1990–1995 Nice • Bordeaux • Vienna • 1990–1996 Seoul • Tel Aviv • 1991 Brasilia • Birmingham, UK • 1991–1992 Buzios • 1991–1993 Sao Paulo • Tampa • 1991–1997 Copenhagen • 1992 Maceió • Cologne • 1992–1993 Bolzano • Taipei • 1992–1994 Antwerp • 1992–1995 Johannesburg/Durban/Sun City • 1992–1997 Scottsdale • 1993–1994 Zaragoza • Osaka • 1993–1995 Kuala Lumpur • 1993–1996 Jakarta • 1993–1997 Doha • Delray Beach • Santiago/Vina del Mar • Marseille • Buenos Aires • Halle • Beijing • Bucharest • Birmingham, USA • Dubai • Mexico City • 1994 Oahu • 1994–1995 Montevideo • 1994–1997 Ostrava • Bogotá • 1995–1996 Bermuda • 1995–1997 Valencia/Marbella • Nottingham • Stockholm • St. Petersburg • Porto • 1996–1997 Chennai • Shanghai • Stuttgart Outdoor • Zagreb • Bournemouth/Brighton • 1997 Boston • TashkentCoordinates: 45°26′52″N 13°31′11″E / 45.44769°N 13.5198033°E
Categories:- Tennis competition stubs
- Tennis tournaments in Croatia
- Clay court tennis tournaments
- ATP Tour
- Recurring sporting events established in 1990
- Croatia Open Umag
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