The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is simply legendary. It first ran in 1916, when other motorsport monuments such as Le Mans and the Monaco Grand Prix hadn’t even been thought of. But while the first competitors were true pioneers, and the Unser family ensured its status in America through the 1950s and ’60s, it was in the ’80s when Pikes Peak found international renown, when manufacturers such as Audi and Peugeot became involved.
Audi first came to Colorado’s motorsport Mecca in 1984, when Michele Mouton scored the first of her two victories here in the Quattro … More
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