SUPERIOR MORGUL RACE INFORMATION - Sunday May 18th, 2025​

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Dear Colorado Cyclist,

 

We have some unfortunate news as we plan for our 3-day Boulder Omnium Weekend coming up in 10 days.  This winter we’ve been tracking a construction project on highway 128 for the May 18th road race.  Everything was looking good for road work to be completed with a small buffer time-frame, but sadly the project has been met with recent delays.  If you’re not familiar with the area, the construction is taking place right in the middle of our course, leaving only one lane of traffic useable.  We did recently explore the possibility of a shortened 3.5-mile circuit to keep the race alive, but due to a number of safety factors, that option was not viable.  Regrettably, we are having to cancel Sunday’s Road race. 

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What’s happening to Friday & Saturday’s Races, plus the Omnium scoring: The Jamestown Time-Trial on Friday May 16th and Louisville Criterium on May 17th are moving forward as planned.  With the loss of Sunday’s road race, the overall omnium scoring will be reduced to two days.

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If you were already registered: BikeReg will be processing a full refund, there’s no action needed on your part.

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Our goal was to wait until it was certain the construction crews would not be able to make our deadline, while also giving you enough time to plan your racing and travel accordingly.  We know Colorado cycling has seen a reduction of road races in recent years, but please note that we’re committed to this 3-day format and plan to be back in 2026 – hopefully with some smooth new asphalt! We apologize for the change in plans but hope to see those that were registered for Sunday’s race on Saturday in Louisville.

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Thank you for your support and understanding.  If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

 

3 days of Superville all comes down to the Superior Morgul Road Race, one of the most iconic courses in all of Boulder County!  Racers will compete on a 7-mile, fully closed to traffic, loop course on Highway 128.  This is a rolling course on wide roads, with smooth asphalt.   (see course map for more details).  You can race this as a stand alone event, or join us for some of the action on Day 1 and Day 2!  This race is part of the Rocky Mountain Road Cup and also the State Road Race Championships.  Racers must be a Colorado resident to earn a state championship medal.

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Pre-Registration: Closes Wednesday 5/14 at 11:59pm (Pre-registered riders must pick up your number 40min prior to the start of your race)

ADULTS: $55    I    Juniors: $45 (Juniors racing in Sr. category full price)

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Race-Day Registration: Opens at 7:00am and closes 40min before your start time.  CASH ONLY, no checks or credit cards

ADULTS: $65  I   Juniors: $55 (Juniors racing in Sr. category full price)

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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE SUPERIOR MORGUL ROAD RACE!

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DIRECTIONS 
Denver & Boulder: Take highway US-36 and take the McCaslin Exit - head south ​on McCaslin all the way to the top of the "Wall" where it intersects with highway 128.  You have 2 parking options 1) Take a left (east) on 128 and there's a dirt parking lot 100 meters down on the north side of the road 2) You can park in the shoulder of McCaslin (on the Wall), just make sure you're fully off the main road.  Please see map below for the registration area location.