Pikes Peak Marathon

Human Interest Story

Anita Ortiz set an age group record in winning the Pikes Peak Marathon on her first attempt. Ortiz, 45, of Eagle Colorado does not own a television set but drew a little inspiration from the early days of TV.

Ultradistance Champ In It For Fun Of It All

Post-Race Review/ Results

Matt Carpenter continued his dominance of the Pikes Peak Marathon with his tenth win and fourth consecutive title with a time of 3 hours, 37 minutes and 2 seconds. The top contender to beat Carpenter did not show for the race.

Carpenter Goes Unrivaled at Pikes Peak Marathon

Brenton Buston finished the Pikes Peak Ascent and Marathon for the seventeenth year while Bill Coffelt ran the marathon for the 26th time in a row. And for a race that involved 150 injuries, ten of which needed stretches, streaks mean so much more

Streaks Continue at Pikes Peak Marathon

Anita Ortiz, 45 of Eagle Colorado, won the Pikes Peak Marathon on Sunday despite two falls that left her with bloody legs and a twisted ankle. The seven-thousand, eight hundred foot ascent left Ortiz smiling after setting the age group record for a 45 to 49 year old woman with a 4 hour and 28 minute marathon.

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results