The Superior Morgul Classic is a world-renowned event, not to be
missed! Come celebrate the rich history of the legendary Morgul-Bismarck race course, cycling in Colorado and the 25th Anniversary of “American Flyers” starring Kevin Costner.
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Plans for the Superior Morgul Classic include a street sprints on May 28, a criterium race on May 29 and the Morgul-Bismarck circuit road race on May 30. Food from local restaurants, children's races and an art show round out the "Wellness Weekend" event.
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Event Snapshot
- Friday: Street Sprints | Pasta Dinner | Hazel Miller on stage
- Saturday: Criterium | Expo | Food Showcase | Art Show | Concert | Bike-in Movie: American Flyers
- Sunday: Morgul-Bismarck Race | Expo | Food Showcase | Art Show | Concert
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The Superior Morgul Classic
Friday-Sunday Memorial Weekend, 2010. Colorado's Premier Bike Race Weekend and Wellness Festival
The Superior Morgul Classic includes Street Sprints on May 28, the Summit Criterium race on May 29 and the Morgul-Bismarck circuit road race on May 30. Food from local restaurants, children's races and an art show round out the "Wellness Weekend" event. Spend the weekend with us before you race the Bolder Boulder on Monday!
Visitors to Superior can look forward to three days of competitive and family oriented
bike events for all ages and skill levels, as well as a food showcase highlighting
healthful options for eating from area restaurants, a sports exposition,
sustainability information and exhibits, along with other wellness-centered
events. An art show will provide opportunities for both professional and local
amateur artists. Over the course of the weekend, racers, families and spectators
will also be treated to a wide variety of entertainment including opening act,
The Hazel Miller Band, and many other well-known acts.
The Morgul-Bismarck Loop
The Morgul-Bismarck Loop is a popular cycling route that was featured in the
Red Zinger Bicycle Classic and subsequent Coors International Bicycle Classic
from the late Seventies to 1988. The competitive bike race - sure to attract
professionals from across the nation - is set on a 13-mile loop and has three
notable climbs. The final, mile-long climb is known as “the wall” and features a
gradual incline culminating in a twelve percent grade. This circuit race is
featured in the 1985 film, American Flyers, and remains a popular route for bike
enthusiasts today.