TWO MONTHS OUT FROM RACE DAY

Make your Race Week plans now on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain. From Race Day viewing and practice sessions to camping under the stars, there’s a ticket for every fan. Choose from multiple viewing areas along the course, ride stress free on a Fan Bus, or grab a Family Pack for added value. Secure your spot for the Race to the Clouds.

PPIHC EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY AT COS AIRPORT

Next time you're traveling through the Colorado Springs Airport, check out the Pikes Peak Hill Climb exhibit just to the left of TSA.

Leaning into this year's theme "The World's Race, America's Mountain – A Colorado Legacy," the display features mementos from different Colorado drivers and celebrates all the eras of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb.

KUMHO TIRE GAINING TRACTION DRIVERS SELECTED

Kumho Tire’s Gaining Traction Program has announced its four Colorado drivers: Matus Huska, Earl O’Maley, Ernie Ramirez, and Ben Ryan. Competing in the 2026 Race to the Clouds, each receives entry support, KUMHO V730 tires, and development resources while gaining valuable exposure through Fan Fest and community appearances.

VOTE FOR THE PPIHC FOR BEST MOTORSPORTS RACE

The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb has been nominated for Best Motorsports Race as part of USA Today's 10Best Reader's Choice Awards.

Cast your vote once per day through

April 27 at 11:59 AM ET.

Kathryn Mead in her 2019 Porsche GT2RS Clubsport during the 103rd Running of the Race to the Clouds. Mead returns to Pikes Peak–America's Mountain this June.

Get official PPIHC gear for the whole family, including the little ones!

ULTRA4 USA RETURNS TO PIKES PEAK

Ultra4 USA returns to Pikes Peak – America's Mountain, bringing off-road grit back to the Race to the Clouds. Drivers Loren Healy, Paul Wolff, and Phillip McGilton lead the charge, marking the vehicle's first official appearance in 15 years.

Ultra4 last competed at Pikes Peak in 2011, when a small group introduced off-road machines to the mountain. Founder Dave Cole (top) led the effort with a third-place finish in the Pikes Peak Open division (13:05.318). JT Taylor (right), who finished fourth and returns in 2026, competed alongside Samuel Berri, Kevin Yoder, Roger Lovell (left), and Matthew Peterson.

Levi Shirley piloted a 2014 Campbell Ent. Single Seat IFS Ultra4 vehicle in the 100th Running of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and famously finished the race despite flipping the car at Engineers Corner.

The Pikes Peak Hill Climb Historical Association welcomes those who have an interest in motorsports. Whether it's meeting for the monthly lunch meeting, joining the group for our annual reunion, visiting museums, identifying photos, researching race-related inquiries, or working to maintain and preserve the history of this iconic race, there's something for everyone.

For more information email Lisa Haight, PPIHC Historian - lisa@ppihc.org

VOLUNTEER AT THE 2026 PPIHC AND FANFEST

Be part of the action at the 2026 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and Fan Fest. The Volunteer Program, presented by SouthState Bank, is accepting volunteer registrations.

Join the team behind the Race to the Clouds, connect with fans and competitors, and experience the mountain like never before. Register today and help bring this iconic event to life.

Register to Volunteer

TICKETS ON SALE FOR PIKES PEAK REGIONAL AIRSHOW

LYN ST. JAMES ANNOUNCED AS 2027 MSHFA CLASS

PPIHC BOARD MEMBER'S ROAD TO RECOVERY

When PPIHC Board Member Mike Bukowski suffered a stroke, UCHealth’s Mobile Stroke Unit delivered life saving care within minutes, helping him make a strong recovery. The PPIHC is proud to partner with UCHealth, whose innovation and rapid response continue to make a meaningful impact across the Colorado Springs community.

Photo credits: Larry Chen Photo - Jason Zindorski; Anslee Wolfe, UCHealth; PPIHC Archives