A specially prepared Ford F-150 Lightning was the quickest vehicle in this year's Race to the Clouds.
electric pickup is a one-off demonstrator which for the Pikes Peak run was tuned to deliver 1,600 hp and fitted with an aerodynamics package capable of delivering more than
The second and third fastest on the day were Christian Merli and Dani Sordo, with respective times of 9:04.454 in the Unlimited Class and 9:30.852 in the Exhibition class. The record for Pikes Peak still stands at 7:57.148, set in 2018 by Dumas behind the wheel of Helping in the development of the SuperTruck's powertrain was a company by the name STARD. The Austrian company is an expert at building electric vehicles for motorsports, especially rallying.
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