FINAL DAYS FOR PPIHC PRACTICE, CAMPING, AND RACE DAY TICKETS

PPIHC TICKET FAQ

May I still buy a camping permit?

Camping on Saturday night, June 22, is sold out at every area except 9-Mile, which is tent/car camping only – no RVs.

Are there tickets for Practice/Qualifying mornings?

Yes, a limited number are still available. Tuesday, June 18 through Thursday, June 20 there is qualifying in the lower section, and practice runs on the middle and upper sections. Friday, June 21, is an optional practice day for competitors.

I want to purchase a Race Day ticket. Where can I do that?

The following locations are sold out: Devils Playground, Glen Cove (except shuttle).Tickets are available online only HERE. This is the official ticket site.

No tickets will be sold at the Gateway on Race Day.

Is there a way to get to the race without driving?

NEW for 2024 – Glen Cove Shuttle! – Book a ticket for the Glen Cove Shuttle which will pick up 26 passengers at Marcroft Hall in Chipita Park at 5:00am before driving to Glen Cove. It will remain on the mountain for the entirety of the race before returning to Marcroft Hall at the end of the day. There will be room to bring a small cooler and/or camp chair/blanket to help you enjoy the race. Passengers will have access to the motorcoach throughout the race should they wish to escape the elements, or take a quick nap.

Everything you need to know is in our 2024 Spectator Guide – HERE

If you already have tickets, be sure you’ve signed the Spectator Waiver! HERE

I can’t attend but still want to catch the Race Day action, how do I do that?

Check out our live stream Pikes Peak Live presented by Mobil 1™!

Listen to live radio coverage on KRDO NewsRadio 105.5FM, 1240AM or 92.5FM or at KRDO.com

Follow live timing on our website – PPIHC.org

And be sure to follow us on all PPIHC social media channels!

First staged in 1916, the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is the second oldest race in America. The invitation-only event, often referred to as The Race to the Clouds is held annually near the end of June on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain, near Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA. The famous 12.42-mile (20 km) course consists of 156 turns, boasts an elevation gain of 4,725 feet (1,440 m), and reaches a finish line at 14,115 feet (4,302 m) above sea level. The PPIHC’s six race divisions feature a wide variety of vehicles – from production-based Time Attack challengers to purpose-built Open Wheel racers and state-of-the-art Unlimited vehicles. The current race record was set in 2018 by Romain Dumas and Volkswagen in the all-electric I.D. R Pikes Peak – 07:57.148.

Contact:

Lisa Haight

Communications Manager / Historian

lisa@ppihc.org

(719) 685-4400

www.ppihc.org

102 Running of the Race to the Clouds

Sunday, June 23, 2024

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