The Motorcycle Roadracing Association (MRA) has decided to move to a 1-day race schedule for 2025, and partnered with Legion Moto Trackdays to provide a welcoming track day experience and ensure motorcycle road racing enthusiasts continue to have 2-day events at race tracks in Colorado.

Legion Moto Trackdays, founded in 2019, started with an intense passion for track riding in a safe and fun environment, and have built a solid reputation in a few short years, especially with first time track riders. Hosting events at 3 major tracks in Colorado, as well as Kansas, Utah, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Arizona – Legion Moto Trackdays has made a name for themselves as a premier track day organization in Colorado and surrounding states.

MRA President, Bob Hasenhundl said of the news “The MRA Board of Directors believe the future of motorcycle road racing in Colorado depends on a proactive approach to introduce street-riders and canyon-carvers to the track – and ultimately – to the passion that is motorcycle road racing, and Legion Moto Trackdays is ideally suited to partner with the MRA to help grow the sport of motorcycle road racing in Colorado. We are excited to be collaborating with them (Legion Moto Trackdays) and believe the outcome will be a better overall experience for track day riders and racers alike.”

Matt Cooper, Owner of Legion Motorsports said “Our passion has always been about bringing new riders into the sport, and Legion Moto Trackdays started as a team racing in the MRA. Growing motorcycle road racing has been our goal from the beginning, so when the MRA Board approached us about working together, we knew it was the right move for the entire community. We’re excited to streamline practice days for racers and make it easier for aspiring racers to earn their license anytime during the year and get on the grid. Endurance racing fuels our passion, so putting all our efforts into keeping that event alive was an easy decision. We’re looking forward to an incredible 2025 season.”

This collaboration is made possible in part by the MRA’s switch to a 1-day race schedule for 2025, consisting of a condensed itinerary featuring 22 classes of racing. The MRA Board of Directors believes this collaboration and schedule will benefit families and racers alike, lending itself to making race weekends a little more affordable, both financially and the commodity of time by allowing racers to take less time off work. The change to a 1-day race schedule did require some sacrifices, and among them is the MRA SuperStreet program; created in 2010, SuperStreet gave street riders the opportunity to experience the thrill of road racing at a significantly reduced cost. Legion Moto Trackdays will be offering New Racer Orientation (NRO) during the track day, giving street riders a more comprehensive introduction to road racing, yet still at a reasonable cost.

Over the past 15 years, the MRA has become known for hosting an annual 4-hour endurance race, attracting racers and teams from across the country. The switch to a 1-day schedule may appear to put that event in question going forward, the MRA is proud to announce that Legion Moto will be hosting endurance racing on the Saturday of MRA Round 3 (July 26th), with a 2-hour Ultra Lightweight endurance before lunch, and 4-hour endurance after lunch (Friday open lapping will be provided by High Plains Raceway).

The 2025 MRA Season Schedule is as follows:

· New Racer School – Saturday, April 12th– High Plains Raceway

· Round 1 – Saturday, May 10th – High Plains Raceway (Friday lapping provided by HPR)

· Round 2 – Sunday, June 8th – Pueblo Motorsports Park (Saturday lapping provided by Legion Moto Trackdays)

· Round 3 – Sunday, July 27th – High Plains Raceway (Saturday Endurance provided by Legion Moto; Friday lapping provided by HPR)

· Round 4 – Sunday, August 17th – Pueblo Motorsports Park (Saturday lapping provided by Legion Moto Trackdays)

· Round 5 – Sunday, September 21st – Pikes Peak International Raceway (Saturday lapping provided by Legion Moto Trackdays)

The MRA welcomes racers from other clubs across the nation. If you’re a currently licensed racer, we have several reciprocity agreements in place along with very competitive pricing on license & entries to our 22 classes. Click here for MRA membership & entry information.

The Motorcycle Roadracing Association is dedicated to promoting safe and competitive motorcycle road racing events for enthusiasts in Colorado and the surrounding area. For more information go to mra-racing.org.

For more information about Legion Moto Trackdays, including their full schedule, please visit: legionmototrackdays.com.