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PPIHC All Time Kings of the Mountain (1916-2021) PPIHC All Time Kings of the Mountain (1916-2021) KEY CR = Course Record DR = Division Record CLR = Class Record SH = Course Shortened PT = Penrose Trophy CRP = Course Record Paved DRP = Division Record Paved Running DIVISION - CLASS YEAR NAME VEHICLE TIME NOTES 1st Open Wheel - Event 3 1916 Rea Lentz Romano Special 20:55.600 CR/PT NO RACE WWI 1917 NO RACE WWI 1918 NO RACE - WWI RECOVERY 1919 2nd Open Wheel - Event 2 1920 Otto Loesche Lexington Special 22:25.400 3rd Open Wheel - Event 3 1921 King Rhiley Hudson Special 19:16.200 PT 4th Open Wheel - Event 1 1922 Noel Bullock Ford Special 19:50.900 PT 5th Open Wheel - Event 1 1923 Glen Shultz Hudson Essex 18:47.000 CR/PT 6th Open Wheel - Event 2 1924 Otto Loesche Lexington Special 18:15.000 CR/PT 7th Open Wheel 1925 Charles H. Myers Chandler Special 17:48.400 CR 8th Open Wheel 1926 Glen Shultz Stutz 18:19.400 9th Open Wheel 1927 Glen Shultz Stutz 18:25.100 10th Open Wheel 1928 Glen Shultz Stutz Special 17:41.600 CR 11th Open Wheel 1929 Edward Phillips Shultz Stutz 8 18:22.800 12th Open Wheel 1930 Glen Shultz Stutz DV-32 18:08.700 13th Open Wheel 1931 Charles H. Myers Hunt Special 17:10.300 CR 14th Open Wheel 1932 Glen Shultz Shultz/Stutz Special 16:47.200 CR 15th Open Wheel 1933 Glen Shultz Stutz DV-32 17:27.500 16th Open Wheel 1934 Louis Unser Stutz Special 16:01.800 CR 17th Chevy Truck 1935 W.P. Bentrup 1935 Chevrolet 1 1/2-ton Truck 26:12.000* 18th Open Wheel 1936 Louis Unser Shultz Stutz 16:28.100 26 12.000 19th Open Wheel 1937 Louis Unser Stutz DV-32 16:27.300 20th Open Wheel 1938 Louis Unser Loop Cafe Special 15:49.900 CR 21st Open Wheel 1939 Louis Unser Snowberger Special 15:39.400 CR 22nd Open Wheel 1940 Al Rogers Joe Coniff Special 15:59.900 23rd Open Wheel 1941 Louis Unser Burd Special 15:35.200 CR NO RACE WWII 1942 NO RACE WWII 1943 NO RACE WWII 1944 NO RACE WWII 1945 24th Open Wheel 1946 Louis Unser Maserati 15:28.700 CR 25th Open Wheel 1947 Louis Unser Maserati 16:34.770 26th Open Wheel 1948 Al Rogers Coniff Special Offy 15:51.300 27th Open Wheel 1949 Al Rogers Coniff Special 15:54.260 28th Open Wheel 1950 Al Rogers Coniff Special 15:39.000 29th Open Wheel 1951 Al Rogers Offenhauser 15:39.700 30th Open Wheel 1952 George Hammond Kurtis Offy Special 15:30.650 31st Open Wheel 1953 Louis Unser Federal Engineering Special 15:15.400 CR 32nd Open Wheel 1954 Keith Andrews Joe Hunt 14:39.700 CR 33rd Open Wheel 1955 Bob Finney Dick Frenzel Special 14:27.200 CR 34th Open Wheel 1956 Bobby Unser Unser Special 14:27.000 CR 35th Open Wheel 1957 Bob Finney Dick Frenzel Special 14:11.700 CR 36th Open Wheel 1958 Bobby Unser Unser Special 13:47.900 CR 37th Open Wheel 1959 Bobby Unser Unser Special 13:36.500 CR 38th Open Wheel 1960 Bobby Unser Unser Special 13:28.500 CR 39th Open Wheel 1961 Bobby Unser Unser Special 12:56.700 CR 40th Open Wheel 1962 Bobby Unser Unser Special 12:05.800 CR 41st Open Wheel 1963 Bobby Unser Chevrolet 327 12:30.600 42nd Open Wheel 1964 Al Unser Offenhauser 12:24.500 43rd Open Wheel 1965 Al Unser Harrison Ford 12:54.300 44th Open Wheel 1966 Bobby Unser Chevrolet 12:23.800 45th Open Wheel 1967 Wes Vandervoort Chevrolet 12:46.300 46th Open Wheel 1968 Bobby Unser Rislone Special 11:54.900 CR 47th Open Wheel 1969 Mario Andretti Chevy STP Special 12:44.070 48th Open Wheel 1970 Ted Foltz 303 Chevy 12:41.100 49th Stock Car 1971 Ak Miller 1970 Mustang 14:18.600 50th Open Wheel 1972 Roger Mears VW 2180 13:26.840 51st Open Wheel - Class A 1973 Roger Mears VW 2180 12:54.790 52nd Open Wheel 1974 Errol Kobilan Sprint Chevy 302 12:54.770 53rd Open Wheel 1975 Orville Nance Chevy 327 12:36.650 54th Open Wheel 1976 Rick Mears Porsche 2386 12:11.890 55th Open Wheel 1977 Bob Herring Chevy 350 12:15.720 56th Open Wheel 1978 Errol Kobilan Chevy 11:55.830 57th Open Wheel 1979 Dick Dodge Jr. Hoffpauir Wells Coyote Chevy 11:54.180 CR 58th Open Wheel 1980 Ted Foltz 1970 Chevy 350 12:15.810 59th Open Wheel 1981 Gary Lee Kanawyer 1976 N-D Porsche 12:03.960 60th Open Wheel 1982 Bill Brister Woziwodzki Wells Coyote Chevy 11:44.820 CR 61st Open Wheel 1983 AI Unser, Jr. Woziwodzki Wells Coyote Chevy 11:38.300 CR 62nd Open Wheel 1984 Bill Brister 1981 Wells Coyote 11:44.490 63rd Rally Open 1985 Michèle Mouton Audi Sport Quattro 11:25.390 CR 64th Rally Open 1986 Bobby Unser Audi Sport Quattro SL 11:09.220 CR 65th Rally Open 1987 Walter Rohrl Audi Sport Quattro 10:47.850 CR 66th Rally Open 1988 Ari Vatanen Peugeot 405 Turbo 10:47.220 CR 67th Unlimited Division (formerly Rally Open) 1989 Robby Unser 1988 Peugeot 405 10:48.340 68th Open Wheel 1990 Robby Unser Unser Chevy 11:32.860 69th Open Wheel 1991 David Donner Donner-Dykstra Chevy 11:12.420 70th Open Wheel 1992 Robby Unser Unser Bros. Chevrolet 10:53.870 71st Open Wheel 1993 Paul Dallenbach Davis Chevrolet 10:43.630 CR 72nd Unlimited 1994 Rod Millen Toyota Celica Super Sport Turbo 10:04.060 CR 73rd Unlimited 1995 Nobuhiro Tajima 1994 Suzuki 07:53.000 SH 74th Unlimited 1996 Rod Millen 1995 Toyota 10:13.640 75th Unlimited 1997 Rod Millen Toyota Celica 10:04.540 76th Unlimited 1998 Rod Millen Toyota Tacoma 10:07.700 77th Unlimited 1999 Rod Millen Toyota Tacoma 10:11.150 78th High Tech Truck & SUV - 4WD 2000 Larry Ragland 2000 GMC Envoy 11:17.660 DR 79th Open Wheel 2001 Gary Lee Kanawyer 1981 Wells Coyote 10:39.760 80th Open Wheel 2002 David Donner 1997 Donner Dykstra 10:52.300 81st Open Wheel 2003 Paul Dallenbach 2000 PVA-01 11:34.700 Open Wheel Paul Dallenbach Davis PVA-01 05:06.230 SH/ Co-King of the Mountain 82nd 2004 Pikes Peak Open Robby Unser Subaru Impreza STI 11:47.280 Co-King of the Mountain 83rd Open Wheel 2005 David Donner Donner/Dykstra Special 11:15.680 84th Unlimited 2006 Nobuhiro Tajima Suzuki Sport 07:38.900 SH 85th Unlimited 2007 Nobuhiro Tajima Suzuki XL8 10:01.408 CR 86th Unlimited 2008 Nobuhiro Tajima Suzuki Sport Co. Ltd. XL8 10:18.250 87th Unlimited 2009 Nobuhiro Tajima Suzuki SX5 10:15.368 88th Unlimited 2010 Nobuhiro Tajima Suzuki SX5 10:11.490 89th Unlimited 2011 Nobuhiro Tajima Suzuki SX5 09:51.278 CR 90th Time Attack 2012 Rhys Millen 2012 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 09:46.164 CRP 91st Unlimited 2013 Sébastien Loeb 2013 Peugeot 208 T16 Pikes Peak 08:13.878 CRP 92nd Unlimited 2014 Romain Dumas 2014 Norma Prototype 09:05.801 93rd Electric - Modified 2015 Rhys Millen 2015 Drive eO PP03 09:07.222 DRP 94th Unlimited 2016 Romain Dumas 2016 Norma M20 RD Limited 08:51.445 95th Unlimited 2017 Romain Dumas 2017 Norma MXX RD Limited 09:05.672 96th Unlimited 2018 Romain Dumas 2018 Volkswagen I.D. R Pikes Peak 07:57.148 CRP 97th Unlimited 2019 Robin Shute 2018 Wolf TSC-Honda 09:12.476 98th Open Wheel 2020 Clint Vahsholtz 2013 Ford Open 09:35.490 DRP 99th Unlimited 2021 Robin Shute 2018 Wolf GB08 TSC-LT 05:55.246 SH *No official race was held, however an officially sanctioned and recognized truck test was done..
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