Climb Pikes Peak Hill Climb with a Monster

Ride on the bumper of a screaming 910hp, TwinTurbo, Allwheel Drive, 150 mph Suzuki SX4 as it races up one of the world s most dangerous hills. An attempt by the Monster to break his own record of COLORADO SPRINGS, CO (June 29, 2010) For the fifth consecutive time, Nobuhiro Monster Tajima combined experience, skill and Falken Tires to claim overall victory in the 88th running of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. Although he did not set a new Pikes Peak record, one day before his 60th birthday, Tajima continues to hold the current overall record for reaching the peak, beating hill climb veterans Paul Dallenbach and Rhys Millen in the Unlimited Class. He drove his new 910hp Monster Sport Suzuki SX4 Hill Climb Special on Falken WildPeak A, T tires, the powerful new line of allterrain, allseason tires Falken launched this past April. Following exhaustive tests in a Japanese wind tunnel facility, Monster s 2010 Pikes Peak race car under br, br, 11 минут с открытым ртом.