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Race Records The Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Brought to you by Gran Turismo Historic Division & Class Records Firday, July 2, 2021 Overall Record Division Year Name Vehicle Time Unlimited 2018 Romain Dumas 2018 Volkswagen I.D. R Pikes Peak 7:57.148 Current 4-Wheel Division Records Division Year Name Vehicle Time Unlimited 2018 Romain Dumas 2018 Volkswagen I.D. R Pikes Peak 7:57.148 Time Attack 1 2020 David Donner 2019 Porsche GT2 RS Clubsport 9:36.559 Open Wheel 2020 Clint Vahsholtz 2013 Ford Open 9:35.490 Pikes Peak Open 2019 Peter Cunningham 2019 Acura TLX GT 9:24.433 Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport 2018 Travis Pastrana 2016 Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport 10:33.897 Eligible Non-Division & Class Records Records from the Appendix of the PPIHC Rule Book ^ Denotes a record attempt that must be declared in advance Type Year Name Vehicle Time Production SUV^ 2018 Rhys Millen 2018 Bentley Bentayga 10:49.902 Time Attack^ Time Attack 2 Production^ 2019 Rhys Millen 2019 Bentley Continental GT 10:18.488 Alternative Fuel Records Fuel Division/Class Year Name Vehicle Time Modified 2018 Romain Dumas 2018 Volkswagen I.D. R Pikes Peak 7:57.148 Electric^ Production^ 2020 Blake Fuller 2018 Tesla Model 3 11:02.802 Diesel Exhibition 2020 Scott Birdsall 1949 Ford F1 11:24.065 Natural Gas Open Wheel 1993 Johnnie Rogers Wells-Coyote 11:50.090 Propane Exhibition/Pikes Peak Open 2012 Randy Schranz 2012 Shelby Cobra 11:11.218 Turbine Open Rally 1981 Steve Bolan Bolan-Allison 15:27.180 Hybrid Time Attack 1 2020 James Robinson 2019 Acura NSX 10:01.913 Drivetrain Records Drivetrain Division/Class Year Name Vehicle Time Front-Wheel Drive PPC - Pikes Peak Open 2018 Nick Robinson 2018 Acura TLX A-Spec 10:48.094 Rear-Wheel Drive Unlimited 2018 Simone Faggioli 2018 Norma M20 SF PKP 8:37.230 All-Wheel Drive Unlimited 2018 Romain Dumas 2018 Volkswagen I.D. R Pikes Peak 7:57.148 Former 4-Wheel Division & Class Records Division Class Year Name Vehicle Time Modified 2016 Rhys Millen 2016 eO PP100 8:57.118 Electric Production 2016 Blake Fuller 2016 Tesla S P90D 11:48.264 Mini Sprint 2007 Todd Cook 2000 TCE/Wells Coyote 11:37.629 Championship 2005 John (Jack) Guynn 1996 Ream Racer Upright Sprint 12:27.660 Sports Car 1964 Bobby Unser Arciero Bros. Racing Lotus 23 13:19.100 Super Stock Car 2011 Clint Vahsholtz 2006 Ford Mustang 10:55.603 2WD 1997 Rhys Millen Toyota Supra 12:59.410 High Performance Showroom Stock 4WD 1997 Jeff Zwart Porsche Twin Turbo 12:24.970 High Performance Showroom Stock 2002 Jeff Zwart Porsche 11:53.000 Pikes Peak Production 1989 Rod Millen Mazda MX6 12:43.740 Rally 2002 Mark Lovell Subaru Impreza 11:39.630 Time Attack 1* *Pre-2020 division eligibility rule change 2019 Raphael Astier 2017 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Turbo 9:23.721 Big Rig Single Axle 2006 Mike Ryan 2005 Freightliner 12:43.667 Big Rig Tandem Axle 2001 Bruce Canepa 1999 Kenworth T2000 13:59.960 Truck 4WD 1971 Scott Marlatt Chevrolet-powered Jeep 14:35.900 Truck Production 2007 Mike Childress 2003 Ford F150 13:50.465 Truck Non-Production 1973 Bob Seivert Chevrolet Jeepster 13:41.030 Truck Unlimited 1988 Jerry Daugherty 1980 Chevy Blazer 15:09.270 Truck Class 7/E/Light 1991 Clive Smith Chevrolet S-10 12:29.040 Truck Class 8/F/Heavy 1991 Jack Flannery Chevrolet Half Ton 12:52.120 Super Stock Truck 1999 Larry Ragland Chevy S-10 11:24.360 High Tech Truck & SUV 4WD 2000 Larry Ragland GMC Envoy 11:17.660 Super Stock Truck & SUV 2WD 2001 Leonard Vahsholtz 1996 Ford Bronco 11:41.950 Pro Truck 2006 Charles McDowell Ford F150 14:32.970 Legends 1998 Robert Gayton 1940 Ford Coupe 13:56.370 2WD 2011 Rod Millen Hyundai Genesis 11:04.912 Time Attack 4WD 2008 David Kern/Allison Kern 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 11:48.434 Vintage Car* *Vehicle must be a former PPIHC entry 2017 Spencer Steele 1995 PVA 2 10:25.989 Pikes Peak Challenge Vintage Car 2014 Ralf Christensson 1967 Ford Mustang GT350 10:46.000 Modified 2012 John Groendyke 1949 Cadillac 62 Coupe 12:26.357 Rocky Mountain Vintage Racers over 4.0L 2012 Jess Neal 1971 Plymouth Cuda 12:17.858 under 4.0L 2012 John Heavey 1967 Porsche Targa 12:53.367 Former 2-Wheel Division & Class Records Division Division Year Name Vehicle Time Motorcycle Overall Record Pikes Peak Heavyweight 2019 Rennie Scaysbrook 2018 Aprilia Tuono V4 1100 9:44.963 Pikes Peak Heavyweight 2019 Rennie Scaysbrook 2018 Aprilia Tuono V4 1100 9:44.963 Pikes Peak Middleweight 2018 Chris Fillmore 2018 KTM 790 Duke 10:04.038 Pikes Peak Lightweight 2019 Chris Fillmore 2019 KTM 450 SX-F Factory Edition 10:20.819 Electric Motorcycle 2013 Carlin Dunne 2013 Lightning Electric Superbike 10:00.694 Pikes Peak Challenge Motorcycle Pikes Peak Quad 2016 Cyril Combes (R) 2011 SUZUKI KTM JF Prototype 11:05.664 Pikes Peak Challenge Motorcycle Sidecar 2016 John Wood/Matthew Blank 1999 Shelbourne Superlite F2 11:26.644 Pikes Peak Challenge Motorcycle Pikes Peak Vintage Motorcycle 2012 Marc LaNoue 1969 Triumph Bonnie 12:39.782 Vintage Motorcycle 2012 Marc LaNoue 1969 Triumph Bonnie 12:39.782 Electric Motorcycle Production 2014 Jeff Clark 2013 Zero FX 11:59.814 Electric Motorcycle Modified 2013 Carlin Dunne 2013 Lightning Electric Superbike 10:00.694 Motorcycle Pikes Peak 250cc 2013 Codie Vahsholtz 1996 Kawasaki KX 250 11:24.792 Motorcycle 450 Supermoto 2008 Gary Trachy Yamaha YZ450F 11:51.865 Motorcycle 500cc 2005 Davey Durelle Honda 450 CRF 12:22.490 Motorcycle 125cc 1971 Bill Vickery Yamaha 17:11.570 Motorcycle Quad 450cc 2009 Michael Coburn 2008 Honda 450 12:18.858 Motorcycle Quad 500cc 2010 Michael Coburn 2008 Honda 450R 11:44.460 Motorcycle Open Amateur 1994 Mickey Alzola ATK 500 13:09.320 Motorcycle 500cc Amateur 1991 Scott Dunlavey Yamaha 490 14:18.310 Motorcycle 250cc Amateur 1996 Greg Tracy Honda CR250 13:37.860 Motorcycle Exhibition Powersports-Z 2013 Jeff Clark Zero FX 12:00.978 Motorcycle Pikes Peak 450cc 2013 Jeffrey Tigert Honda CRF450 10:32.964 Motorcycle Superbike 750cc 2013 Michael Henao 2006 Kawasaki ZX-6R 10:31.499 Motorcycle 1205cc 2012 Carlin Dunne Ducati Multistrada 1200 9:52.819 Motorcycle Exhibition Powersports 2013 Carlin Dunne Lightning Electric SuperBike 10:00.694 Motorcycle Heavyweight Supermoto 2013 Jeff Grace 2005 KMT 610 SMR 10:57.928.
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