2026 Event Schedule
+ Sept 26-27, 2025 — Rocky Mountain Vintage Racing – Race Against Kids’ Cancer, High Plains Raceway, CO
+ TBD — RMC Customer Trackday Clinic, Pueblo Motorsports Park, CO
Local Trackdays
Photo: William Schultz
(Colorado) High Plains Raceway – HPR usually holds open lapping days on Fridays, seasonally. Sevens are welcome.
(Colorado) Pueblo Motorsports Park – PMP’s open lapping days are usually Sundays.
Please email if you’d like to do a trackday with us and we can rally a few local Sevens to join in. We also offer one-on-one driver instruction custom-tailored to getting the most out of your Seven. Private track rental is ideal for a quiet classroom setting, but open lapping days can also work.
Blats
Informal Tour of the Falling Leaves tentatively scheduled for late October, weather dependent (and being flexible for attendees at the moment). We have a few Sevens headed up Golden Gate Canyon through Golden Gate State Park, then Peak to Peak Highway. Quick stop for coffee in Nederland, then down Coal Creek Canyon and back on 93 back to RMC’s HQ. Many of the aspen leaves will be dropping but there should be some lingering flashes of gold.
58 miles, appx 100 minutes driving time (~3hrs with stops).
Lotus Club of Colorado (LoCo) typically organizes regular club drives. Caterhams are totally welcome (join the club first as a member.)
Shop (Bike) Rides
The RMC warehouse is located at the foot of the Rockies (literally — the mountains begin tilting up 10 meters behind our building!) adjacent to some spectacular biking terrain. Our favorite quick ‘lunch break’ shop ride short loop is a multi-surface ride approx 11.6 miles around North Table Mountain:
We usually ride at least one lunch ride per week — all are welcome to join. Helmets and rear lights advised. Most loops around RMC are a mix of pavement and gravel so larger tires are ideal, at least 28c. Gravel bikes with 35-45c semi-slicks at least a 1:1 low gear are the ride of choice around here. Sometimes we’ll head up Lookout Mountain (1200′ vert, 4.5 miles, 5.3% avg, Cat. 2 climb) if we feel like stretching our legs a bit.