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The Coors Classic was a multi-stage road bicycle race held in the United States from 1975 through 1988. It developed from the Red Zinger Bicycle Classic and featured racing in Colorado, with some editions extending into other western states and including separate competition for women. The event attracted prominent international riders and helped expose American audiences to European-style stage racing before professional cycling gained a larger foothold in the country.
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What was the Coors Classic?
The Coors Classic was a multi-stage professional road bicycle race held in the United States from 1975 through 1988. It became especially associated with racing in Colorado.
What race came before the Coors Classic?
The event developed from the Red Zinger Bicycle Classic. The change reflected its growth into a larger American stage race with prominent sponsor branding.
Where was the Coors Classic held?
Colorado was the race’s main setting, although some editions extended into other western states. Its routes combined several stages rather than a single one-day course.
Did the Coors Classic have separate competitions?
Yes. The race included separate competition for different categories, including women’s racing. That helped make it an important part of the development of professional cycling in the United States.
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