Discover the Preluk Circuit

Nestled in Opatija, Croatia, the Preluk Circuit—also called Opatija or Kvarner Circuit—was a renowned motorsport street track. From 1931 to 1977, it utilized the scenic city streets of this coastal resort on the Kvarner Gulf. Often likened to Monaco for its stunning Adriatic Sea views, it was a beloved spot in Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

Explore more about this iconic circuit and its rich history!

About Croatia

The documentary film "Preluk - a living legend" - the legendary road track where the world's biggest races were held - from the forerunner of today's Formula 1 to the world championship races for motorcycles. And it all started with digging stones to construct the port of Rijeka in a quiet bay with a few tuna boats...

About the Kvarner Region

Croatian National Tourist Board

Historic Racing Car Museum

Grobnik Circuit

Project: "Four Kvarner Motorcycle Aces"

The project "ČETIRI KVARNERSKA MOTOCIKLISTIČKA ASA" (Four Kvarner Motorcycle Aces) is held under the high patronage of the Prefect of the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, Zlatko Komadine, and is related to 100 years of Motorcycling in Croatia, which is being celebrated by the Croatian Motorcycle Federation in 2024.

The project is related to four riders who, each in their way and in their own time, marked the motorcycle sport in the area of Kvarner, today Primorsko-Goranska County.