There is only one place to be on the last Sunday of June every year, that is Pikes Peak in Colorado. This was a special year as it marked the 100th running of The Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. The race conditions are always a toss up and this year participants were greeted with heavy fog, wet roads and frigid temperatures. The mountain’s 12.42 miles of 156 curves and a finish line at 14,115 ft, weather conditions help make or break a racers timing. For many racers, this year was unfavorable from the start to the finish, especially if you were perhaps navigating a 51 year old Mopar.

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