The 103rd Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, presented by Grand Turismo, begins Sunday at 7:30 a.m. with 71 competitors vying for the "King of the Mountain" title.

Strong wind caused the 103rd event to move from Pikes Peak's summit to Glen Cove. Several eventgoers offered their perspective on the changes made to Sunday's race.

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The new finish line will be at Glen Cove, and the race is set to begin around nine. The 103rd Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is gearing up for the world-famous race up Pikes Peak.

Weather forces officials to shorten the 103rd Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, moving the finish line to Glen Cove.

Every year, cars travel 12.4 miles of more than 156 turns to a finish line that's higher than 14,000 feet. The 103rd Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is happening Sunday!

Tracy Gaudu was invited to run in the 103rd Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in Colorado with her heavily modified Corvette.

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