Do you have what it takes to complete the Roll Massif Challenge? This unique event will challenge cyclists from all regions of the country and of all abilities. Push yourself to new heights this summer by riding an accumulative 353 or 484 miles.

Why 353 or 484 miles? 353 is the total miles of all the event’s short routes combined. 484 miles is the total distance for all event’s long courses combined. You can do one event or all of them. You can ride gravel, you can pound pavement. It’s up to you. You have till Oct 31 to complete it. All results must be submitted by Nov 1 at midnight MST.

All registered riders will be entered into a drawing to receive prizes throughout the summer. If you’re feeling extra bold and complete all the rides, you will be entered into the grand prize drawings for a bicycle, racks, trainers and more.

Since this is a virtual challenge, you can ride wherever and whenever you want! You are welcomed to do it in segments, but you must submit the mileages within the 90-day window. If you can’t ride the whole Copper Triangle (79 miles) or Elephant Rock (100 miles) in one go, do it in stages.

We’ll re-share all the fun ways you guys are accomplishing the challenge through our social network as well as share our own attempts at this challenge too!

EVENT MILES
Copper Triangle: 79-miles
Crooked Gravel: 65 or 93-miles
Wild Horse Gravel: 45 or 90-Miles
Tour de Vineyards: 23 or 58-miles
Tour of the Moon: 41 or 64-miles
Elephant Rock: 100-miles

Short Course Total = 353-miles
Long Course Total = 484-miles

POST YOUR PROGRESS
After completing your individual segments, please post your results to this web site, using the Results link at the top of the page. You can log daily, the platform will track your progress based on the event you signed up for and will also let you know when you have reached the either goal. There are no awards for our virtual races, as everything is on the honor system when posting race results. LOG ACTIVITIES MUST BE WITHIN YOUR CHALLENGE TIME-FRAME

You can track your milage with a number of different apps, watch, or fitness device that you would like and programs (ie strava, garmin connect). While you are riding, and especially after completing your challenge, be sure to post photos, GPS images, and other cool pics to our Facebook Page Inspire others and show off the rides you road.

PRINT YOUR OFFICIAL BIB NUMBER AND FINISHERS CERTIFICATE
In your profile you will have your own digital bib number you can share and/or ride with it. After you complete the challenge, be sure to print your custom finishers certificate. Simply click on your name in the results page after they are posted and click the link below your bib number in the upper right hand corner.

SWAG
RMf. Challenge Jersey or T-Shirt
RMf. Sticker
Training tips from our partners
Sponsor sample packs
Chance to win some sweet prizes!

This is the ride that starts in Steamboat Springs and heads back to Fort Collins. This year, we’re moving a week later than years past, which depending on the year, will be just the beginning of, or near peak fall colors. Buffalo Pass will be open by this time, so we’ll use our historical route, which is fewer miles than the Steamboat Ramble, but still challenging at 218 miles and just under 18K of climbing. I love the pace of this ride and the landscape at this time of year. It gets darker sooner, so camps have more campfire time, and the fewer daily miles means riders aren’t as whipped when they come in. It’s a lot of fun.

Are you ready for some amazing Fall foliage, golden Aspens, and cooler riding weather? The Fort Collins Ramble travels through the Routt and Roosevelt National Forests, starting in Steamboat Springs and ending in Fort Collins CO. A 4-day adventure, we’ll travel through stunning landscapes, grand vistas, and desolate backdrops

The ride starts in Steamboat Springs and ends in Fort Collins CO. 218 miles, 17,606 ft of climbing. 

On the Ramble you get:

• 4 days of amazing riding in Colorado through amazing Fall foliage. Approximate daily mileage: 50/50/50/50.
• Wednesday shuttle to Steamboat Springs from Fort Collins (June 11).
• Kickoff event the night before the ride start.
• Personal tour of Moots Cycles facility in Steamboat Springs.
• 4 days of food. Breakfast and Dinner at camp (special diets accommodated). Lunch items on the road. Ride food is provided.
• Full route support.
• Camping for each night on the ride with camp activities.
• Drinks and adult beverages.
• Ride swag.
• Exclusive discounts and products from our partners.
• End-of-ride dinner and party.

This ride is the most approachable of our Colorado events and designed for riders looking to spread out the fun over a challenging course. If you’re feeling spunky, options exist on route to add to your challenge. Are you ready?

The Pikes Peak APEX, presented by RockShox, is a unique 4-day mountain bike challenge on the slopes of Pikes Peak, America’s Mountain.

The event features exhilarating, exceptionally crafted routes through dirt roads, jeep trails, and the amazing alpine singletrack that is essential Pikes Peak. The terrain will be challenging, but not overly technical. This rigorous Rocky Mountain trail experience through the aspens in Colorado’s backcountry will draw not only professional riders, but also amateur cyclists looking for a bucket list endurance experience.

The Mission: To create a world-class event that drives economic impact to the area in order to improve the trails and open space in the Pikes Peak region for the lasting enjoyment of its residents and visitors.

The Vision: To make Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region an internationally recognized endurance sports destination.

The APEX is a non-profit endeavor that seeks to bring several organizations together in the Pikes Peak region.

On the northeast side of the Palmer Divide the elevation is right around 7000′ where you can test your bike skills over “Colorado Cobbles”, race up and down long rollers, and maybe redline your engine cranking up a few short steep climbs. Or simply enjoy a day of the challenging roads of Elbert County featuring a variety of great terrain. Pedal along stretches of the panoramic views of Pikes Peak, alongside beautiful local ranches and ponderosa pine next to rock outcrops.

The Tour of the Moon was made famous in the 1980’s Coors Classic and later in the cycling movie American Flyers. Its legacy continues as one of the premier road cycling events in the western United States.

The National Park Service caps our participation at 2,200, and we sell out every year, so sign up now to get your spot! A portion of your registration fee goes to support One Riverfront and Bicycle Colorado.

The Crippler is a Colorado-style gravel road race that will provide AMAZING scenery with panoramic views while simultaneously pushing your limits for climbing and descent.

The 12 Hours of Mesa Verde is a premier cycling event organized by volunteers dedicated to improving the lives of youth in Southwest Colorado.

HISTORY
The 12 Hours of Mesa Verde began as “Ride the Lightning” in 2003, but developed into its current 12 hour endurance race in 2007. Since its inception in 2003, the race has donated more than $350,000 to local organizations that focus on at-risk youth.

RACE CLASSES
3-4 SingleSpeed Open (Male, Female, Co-ed)

3-4 Male

3-4 Female

3-4 Co-ed

3-4 Geezer (avg. age 50 and up on race day)

3-4 Grommet Boys (U19 on race day)

3-4 Grommet Girls (U19 on race day)

Duo SingleSpeed Open (Male, Female, Coed)

Duo Male

Duo Female

Duo Co-ed

Duo Geezer (avg. age 50 and up on race day)

Single Speed Solo Open

Solo Geezer

Solo Male

Solo Female

Registration and Team Instructions

TEAM CAPTAINS

Team Captains register the Team Name and pay the team fee, and simultaneously register themselves. All Team Members still need to register.

The Captain pays the team entry fee. All Team Members still need to register.

After securing a team entry, the Captain invites their Team Members to register for their team under the Team Name created by the Captain.

Team Member additions and transfers are free through March 10th. A $10 per person fee will apply for the following: class changes and participant transfers not completed by the Team Captain or completed after March 10th.

ALL TEAM MEMBERS MUST REGISTER!

Your Team Captain will contact you with your Team Name.

Use the link provided in the email from your Captain our click on the Register Here button above to go to imATHLETE.

Select the Class and Team Name provided by your Captain.

If you register before March 11th you will not pay any fees.

If you register after March 10th there is a $10 late fee.

PRICING AND DATES
All times are Mountain Time

3-4 Team $360

DUO $200

• Jan 10th Opening Registration – Limited Entries
• 3-4 Captain All Classes Opens @ 6AM
• Closes when Sold Out or Feb 5th @ Midnight

• Feb 8th Second Chance – VERY LIMITED Entries
• 3-4 Captains All Classes Opens @ 6AM
• Closes when Sold Out or May 7th @ Midnight

• Team Member Registration
Opens Jan 11th @ 8AM – Once Captain secures a team
No Fee until Mar 10th @ Midnight
$10 Late Fee per racer starts Mar 11th
Closes May 7th @ Midnight.

• Jan 10th Opening Registration – Limited Entries
• Duo Captain All Classes Opens @ 6:30AM
• Closes when Sold Out or Feb 5th @ Midnight

• Feb 8th Second Chance – VERY LIMITED Entries
• Duo Captains All Classes Opens @ 6:30AM
• Closes when Sold Out or May 7th @ Midnight

• Team Member Registration
Opens Jan 11th @ 8AM – Once Captain secures a team
No Fee until Mar 10th @ Midnight
$10 Late Fee per racer starts Mar 11th
Closes May 7th @ Midnight

3-4 Grommet $280

• Jan 10th Opening Registration – All Entries
• Team Captain All Classes Opens Jan 11th @ 6AM
• Closes when Sold Out or May 7th @ Midnight

• Team Member Registration
Opens Jan 11th @ 8AM – Once Captain secures a team
Closes May 7th @ Midnight

SOLO $110

• Jan 10th Opening Registration – Limited Entries
• All Solo Classes Open @ 7AM
• Closes when Sold Out or Feb 5th @ Midnight

• Feb 8th Second Chance – VERY LIMITED Entries
• All Solo Classes Open @ 7AM
• Closes when Sold Out or May 7th @ Midnight

KIDS MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE
Activities will be available for the kiddos from 10PM – 4

PM.

The Kids race starts promptly at Noon.

Register on race day.

Kids activities take place at the kids table in the building unless otherwise posted.

Be sure to look for the KIDS PAGE in the Race Newsletter provided at packet pick-up.

All kids activities are free.

Any donations made on race day will be greatly appreciated.

What is Co2uT?

Co=Colorado, 2=To, uT=Utah.
A kick-ass gravel race from Colorado to Utah – and back!
Like no other Gravel on Earth!

Grand Junction – Fruita – Moab

Awesome, Road bike or Mountain Bike –  that you did know.

But, driving the 1-70 corridor, looking north, you see a no-man’s-land. Having lived in this region for decades we finally said “What if? What if something is out there?”

We went exploring, and unlike the conquistadors, we found the treasure – Hidden in plain sight.

Mind-blowing terrain, roads, gravel, hills, views, wildlife & epic adventure! Now, you get to find it too.

The best gravel you never knew – Racing from Colorado, across the border to Utah and back.

You are about to find what we found. It’s not no-man’s-land. It’s Desert Gravel “Like no other on Earth!” You’ll never look out ‘there’ the same way again…

Elephant Rock is a true Colorado cycling classic, dating back more than 30 years. This legend has endured for good reason — the excellent riding is matched by the festival atmosphere (think 6,000 riders loving life) and the professional support out on course.

This year we have three road courses (40, 62 and 100 miles), two gravel routes (27 and 56 miles) and one great family ride (8 miles). It all goes down June 7 in Castle Rock, Colorado, with all rides starting and finishing at Douglas County Fairgrounds.

And the rides are only half the party! The Colorado Bike Expo on June 6-7 will feature scores of cool exhibitors, demos, live music, food and more.

OLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – USA Cycling announced today the 2020 USA Cycling National Championships schedule. Riders from throughout the country will compete to win one of over 600 Stars and Stripes jerseys in their respective categories with racing spanning coast-to-coast.

The schedule starts in early April this year with National Championships being contested almost every month in junior, collegiate, amateur, elite, and master categories.

“Every year, the USA Cycling National Championships brings together the best athletes in the country who have spent all year preparing for their chance to wear the Stars and Stripes jersey and win a national title. What we love about bringing these national championships to life is that they are not only an opportunity for riders to compete on the national stage, but it brings the host cities and cycling community together,” said Chuck Hodge, USA Cycling Chief of Racing and Events. “2019 was an impressive year watching our athletes inspire us across all disciplines. We are excited to return in 2020 to some amazing venues as well as introduce our community to some new and exciting destinations and are looking forward to the thrilling races ahead.”

The 2020 schedule starts off with Collegiate BMX in Redmond, Ore. inside the Deschutes County Fairgrounds. Collegiate Road returns for a second year to the Peach State in Augusta, Ga. The U.S. Pro Road Nationals goes back to the hills of Knoxville, Tenn. Masters and Para Track Nationals goes to the famous Valley Preferred Cycling Center, known internationally in the cycling community by its nickname T-Town, in Trexlertown, Penn. Elite and Juniors Track will once again race at the VELO Sports Center in Carson, Calif. Mountain Bike Nationals will remain at Winter Park this summer. Fall will kick off with Collegiate Track Nationals at the Major Taylor Velodrome in Indianapolis, Ind., home of Marian University. Marathon Mountain Bike will move to later in the year at Palo Duro Canyon, Tex. in September. We are excited to bring Collegiate Mountain Bike to Purgatory Resort in Durango, Colo., the host of the first Mountain Bike World Championships. The year closes with Cyclocross Nationals in DuPage County, IL, where cyclocross athletes and fans alike can experience the amazing culture that the Chicago-area cyclocross scene provides.

2020 USA Cycling National Championships Schedule:

April 4-5
USA Cycling Collegiate BMX Nationals
Redmond, Ore.

May 8-10
USA Cycling Collegiate Road Nationals
Augusta, Ga.

June 18-21
USA Cycling Pro Road, TT & Crit Nationals
Knoxville, Tenn.

June 30-July 5
USA Cycling Masters and Para Track Nationals
Trexlertown, Penn.

July 7-12
USA Cycling Mountain Bike Nationals
Winter Park, Colo.

July 20-26
USA Cycling Elite and Juniors Track Nationals
Carson, Calif.

September 10-13
USA Cycling Collegiate Track Nationals
Indianapolis, Ind.

September 12
USA Cycling Marathon Mountain Bike Nationals
Palo Duro Canyon, Tex.

October 16-18
USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals
Durango, Colo.

December 8-13
USA Cycling Cyclocross Nationals
DuPage County, Ill.