Driving up the Pikes Peak hill climb course is a very tricky affair on four wheels, but it is trickier and much more demanding when on two wheels. Proof of that is Ducati team rider Greg Tracy’s sub-10-minute time up the famous road.
Tracy managed to shave nearly two seconds off the 10-minute mark, crossing the line 9:58.262 after starting off. Thankfully, he had a helmet-mounted camera, so that everybody could see just how exciting and scary such a high-speed run really is.
This makes us wonder and ponder on just how much technology has progressed in recent years, as the 10-minute barrier at Pikes Peak was broken only last year by Monster Tajima in his unlimited car. This video also proves Greg Tracy’s skill at handling a motorbike and it shows just how close to the edge (literally) one needs to be in order to stand any chance at winning.
This makes us wonder and ponder on just how much technology has progressed in recent years, as the 10-minute barrier at Pikes Peak was broken only last year by Monster Tajima in his unlimited car. This video also proves Greg Tracy’s skill at handling a motorbike and it shows just how close to the edge (literally) one needs to be in order to stand any chance at winning.