@GOPUCK #Tesla #ModelS 2 Compete @ #PikesPeak Hill Climb @PPIHC @4ContactPatches

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www.VickensMoscova.com www.gopuck.com This year marks the 100th anniversary of one of the world’s most dangerous car races, the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (PPIHC). Although it’s length is only 12.42 miles, the course has 156 turns and begins at 9,390 feet and finishes at the mountain’s summit 14,115 foot up. The beautiful Colorado Springs, CO location attracts thousands of spectators and top drivers around the world. The CEO and Founder of GO PUCK, Blake Fuller, is one of those drivers that will compete to be king of the mountain. Entered into the Electric Productions class, he will be driving a Model S Tesla—the first time the World’s best selling electric car will make a PPIHC appearance. Blake Fuller is no stranger to victory in top-level racing competition. Fuller earned Rookie of the Year honors in 1999 at the PPIHC and won the prestigious Open Class in 2002 along with 100’s of podiums finishes in all levels of professional motorsports since. GO PUCK and Fuller’s goal is to break the current electric car record of 13 minutes. To achieve this record the car has been lightened by almost 800 pounds prior to safety equipment being installed and boasts over 750 HP. Partner companies include Toyo Tires, SPARCO, Wheel Pros, Klipsch Audio, T Sportline and Wearable IOT World. Full details of final race spec will be released on or about their first testing dates at Pikes Peak June 4/5th. The car has already seen testing at Sonoma Raceway and private tests in the forests of Northern California.