Pueblo Motorsports Park

BobcatSig · 08-13-2008, 04:25 PM

Anyone run this track before? What is it like?

I ask because I'm thinking of taking Pridmore's STAR School there next month. I asked Jason about it briefly outside of his pits at the WSBK weekend at Miller and had some joking words for it.

Is it a decent facility/track? What's the condition like?

Any info is greatly appreciated!

seamus · 08-13-2008, 11:15 PM

Haven't ridden it but I did ride past it while I was in Colorado last year.

Looked kinda backwoods. On par with Grattan, Little Talledega or Putnam Park.

BobcatSig · 08-14-2008, 10:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by seamus

Haven't ridden it but I did ride past it while I was in Colorado last year.

Looked kinda backwoods. On par with Grattan, Little Talledega or Putnam Park.

Good info. Thanks!

I'm also looking for track condition, safety and general impressions of the track. Basically, so I can determine if its worth the drive down there next month.

seamus · 08-14-2008, 08:17 PM

At work tomorrow, I'll ask a guy who's here this week from Colorado. He may have ridden it.

ND4SPD · 08-14-2008, 08:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BobcatSig

Good info. Thanks!

I'm also looking for track condition, safety and general impressions of the track. Basically, so I can determine if its worth the drive down there next month.

You could just take one for the team and tell us about it when you get back.

sfarson · 08-16-2008, 12:04 PM

Was there in June for a track day. It isn't a "polished" place like some of the better known facilities. Track is bumpy in places from the cars. There is a long front straight used for drag racing. Could be wider here and there. There's a nice elevation change or two.

Took the Pridmore school three years ago at a different track (now closed) in Colorado, and Pridmore likes these kinds of tracks... believes they separate the men from the boys. There used to be a video of Jason circling the Pueblo Motorsports Park track. He might have it at his Star Motorcycle Schools site. Net, despite some of its rough edges I think it is a fine place for a racing school, to learn advanced riding techniques.

Here's a map of the place...
http://www.farson.com/images/trackmap.jpg

And here's an image taken from far away when I was passing through. Will give you a feel for the place...
http://www.farson.com/1098r/1098rpmp.jpg

Another perspective of the place...
http://www.farson.com/1098r/1098rramp.jpg

08-13-2008, 04:25 PM	#1
BobcatSig Supplier of one-liners and pithy comments Join Date: 05-28-2008 Location: Tragic City, MT Age: 28 Bike(s): CBR 929rr Repsol Posts: 600	Pueblo Motorsports Park Anyone run this track before? What is it like? I ask because I'm thinking of taking Pridmore's STAR School there next month. I asked Jason about it briefly outside of his pits at the WSBK weekend at Miller and had some joking words for it. Is it a decent facility/track? What's the condition like? Any info is greatly appreciated!

08-13-2008, 11:15 PM	#2
seamus is feelin alright Join Date: 12-13-2006 Location: Rocket City Age: 34 Bike(s): 1KRR; VFR; FMX650 Posts: 5,539	Haven't ridden it but I did ride past it while I was in Colorado last year. Looked kinda backwoods. On par with Grattan, Little Talledega or Putnam Park. __________________ Ducit Amor Patriae Richard Herald, The Gentle Giant The nation that makes a great distinction between its scholars and its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools. --- Thucydides

08-14-2008, 08:17 PM	#4
seamus is feelin alright Join Date: 12-13-2006 Location: Rocket City Age: 34 Bike(s): 1KRR; VFR; FMX650 Posts: 5,539	At work tomorrow, I'll ask a guy who's here this week from Colorado. He may have ridden it. __________________ Ducit Amor Patriae Richard Herald, The Gentle Giant The nation that makes a great distinction between its scholars and its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools. --- Thucydides

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sfarson Bike Agnostic Join Date: 04-29-2008 Location: Central Colorado Bike(s): USA, Italy, Germany Posts: 18	Was there in June for a track day. It isn't a "polished" place like some of the better known facilities. Track is bumpy in places from the cars. There is a long front straight used for drag racing. Could be wider here and there. There's a nice elevation change or two. Took the Pridmore school three years ago at a different track (now closed) in Colorado, and Pridmore likes these kinds of tracks... believes they separate the men from the boys. There used to be a video of Jason circling the Pueblo Motorsports Park track. He might have it at his Star Motorcycle Schools site. Net, despite some of its rough edges I think it is a fine place for a racing school, to learn advanced riding techniques. Here's a map of the place... http://www.farson.com/images/trackmap.jpg And here's an image taken from far away when I was passing through. Will give you a feel for the place... http://www.farson.com/1098r/1098rpmp.jpg Another perspective of the place... http://www.farson.com/1098r/1098rramp.jpg