This list ofsports in theU.S.State of Colorado includes professional teams, college sports, and individual sports from theDenver Metropolitan Area and other cities.

Colorado is the least populous state with a franchise in each of themajor professional sports leagues. The state is able to support the teams because it contains a largemetropolitan area with a higher population than any other city within 550 miles (885 km). Therefore, many of the residents in the surrounding states support theteams in Denver, as shown by the reach of the Broncos' radio network.^[1]

Colorado is home to fiveNCAA Division I schools, plus a number of additional schools competing at lower levels. One school that competes at the lowest NCAA level,Division III, operates two Division I teams.

The Unser family includesAl Unser,Al Unser Jr.,Bobby Unser,Robby Unser andLouis Unser, and have won theIndianapolis 500 among other motorsports events.

ThePikes Peak International Hill Climb is a major motorsports event held at thePikes Peak roads. Notable drivers includeMario Andretti,Michèle Mouton,Walter Röhrl,Ari Vatanen,Nobuhiro Tajima,Stig Blomqvist,Sébastien Loeb andRomain Dumas in addition to the Unsers.

Meanwhile, thePikes Peak International Raceway has hosted motorsport events includingIndyCar Series,NASCAR Busch Series,NASCAR Truck Series,AMA Superbike Championship andUSAC Silver Crown Series.

TheCherry Hills Country Club has hosted professional golf tournaments such as theU.S. Open,U.S. Senior Open,U.S. Women's Open andPGA Championship.

• Colorado Sports Hall of Fame
• Sports in Denver
• Bibliography of Colorado
• Geography of Colorado
• History of Colorado
• Index of Colorado-related articles
• List of Colorado-related lists
• Outline of Colorado

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