Travis Pastrana Sets New Record at Mount Washington Hill Climb
The Mount Washington Hillclimb Auto Race, held in New Hampshire, is an event as challenging as the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.
Traditionally held every three years, the "Climb to the Clouds" is the oldest hill climb in North America, known for unpredictable weather and a mixed-surface road.
- The 12.2-km road course has an average grade of around 12%.
- Drivers climb from 489 meters to 1,908 meters at the summit.
Travis Pastrana achieved a new record with a time of 5:28.67.
His wild onboard run showcases the difficulty of the course.
Author's summary: Travis Pastrana sets a new record at Mount Washington hill climb.
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