
Spectator Guide
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spectators must view the race from one of seven designated spectator viewing areas.
Race Start Time
Sunday, June 25 at 7:30am
- PPIHC may limit the number of cars allowed above the Start Line to 1,300 to make sure all vehicles will be accommodated within the seven designated areas. If you want to view the race above the Start Line, it is recommended you arrive early as parking in these areas will be first come, first served.
- No spectator parking will be allowed anywhere along the course except in seven designated parking areas: Devils Playground, Cove Creek, Glen Cove, Ski Area, Halfway Picnic Grounds, 9 Mile (overnight camping only, no additional Race Day parking), and the Start Line area. Any vehicles parked outside of these designated areas without a PPIHC-issued parking pass are subject to be towed at owner’s expense.
- Within the spectator viewing areas, all spectators must stay as far back from the race course as possible.
- All spectators must remain behind any fence, or otherwise marked areas, that outline the designated viewing areas.
- Any orange fencing in a spectator viewing area dictates a prohibited / high danger area.
- Do NOT stand behind orange fencing or within prohibited areas under any circumstance.
- Everyone in spectator viewing areas is encouraged to have some sort of barrier protection if possible (rocks, trees, and vehicles etc.). Do not stand or sit where a vehicle might strike you. For those who cannot find barrier protection, it is recommended to enjoy the race from higher ground if possible in order to elevate yourself from the race course.
- No pets are allowed on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain during race activities including overnight camping
- Each spectator is expected to obey requests from PPIHC Race Officials, Staff, Pikes Peak-America’s Mountain Rangers and Law Enforcement. Any spectator who ignores requests will be subject to expulsion and/or criminal charges.
- While there is truly not a safe place to watch the race, spectators who take the risk are encouraged to position themselves in locations where they can move and react to their surroundings with ease.
- Stay off of and away from hay bales.
- On Race Day, it is illegal to move between spectator viewing areas once the course is closed.
- It is illegal to operate any off-road vehicles including dirt bikes, ATV’s, and bicycles on the Pikes Peak Highway or surrounding areas.
- Per the US Forest Service, tree stands and temporary structures such as lean-tos are prohibited.
- Remember: Pack In and Pack Out. Leave your area as you found it. Allow the next visitor to enjoy and experience the beauty of Pikes Peak.
Ticket & Camping permits
Parking Information
Race DAy ticket information
Click here to purchase Race Day Tickets!
- Ticket sales have moved online! To expedite entry to the event, and improve traffic flow, tickets will NOT be sold at the Gateway.
- PPIHC may limit the number of tickets sold to the 2023 event.
- Spectators are not guaranteed a parking spot if specific locations are full.
- Parking at the spectator viewing areas is on a first come, first served basis.
- Practice day tickets must be purchased online, and are available in limited quantities.
- Practice day tickets are $75 per day for June 20, 21, 22, 23.
- Camping Permits- $175
- $175 per vehicle, each camper must also have a race ticket. Permits are limited. There are no refunds.
- Race Day General Admission ticket prices vary based on the total number of attendees in a vehicle. There must be a functioning seatbelt for every attendee inside the vehicle.
- There are no refunds.
- No tickets will be sold onsite on Race Day.
- No admittance to the event after 10am on Race Day (even with pre-purchased tickets).
Ticket Prices | |
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Single Ticket | $80 ($80/person) |
Vehicle Packs – All “Family Pack” Ticket Holders must enter the Gateway in the same vehicle | |
Family 2 Pack | $150 ($75/person) |
Family 3 Pack | $195 ($65/person) |
Family 4 Pack | $200 ($50/person) |
Family 5 Pack | $200 ($40/person) |
Family 6 Pack | $200 ($33/person) |
Family 7 Pack | $260 ($37/person) |
Family 8 Pack | $260 ($32/person) |
Single Motorcycle Ticket | $35 ($35/person) |
Double Motorcycle Ticket | $60 ($30/person) |
- Anyone who is 10 years of age and over needs to purchase a race ticket.
- Tickets can be purchased online, or at specific locations during Race Week.
- A camping permit is required for each vehicle. Campers, please remember, each individual must also purchase a Race Day ticket.
- Online tickets and camping permit purchases may be verified at the Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain Gateway on Saturday, June 24 from 11:00am – 6:00pm and on Sunday (Race Day tickets only), June 25 from 2:30 am – 10:00 am. Please bring your photo ID and the Gateway staff will verify your online purchase.
- You will not need to physically pick up any purchased tickets.
Practice Day Ticket Information:
Click here to purchase Practice Day Tickets!
- Practice dates are June 20-23, 2023. To attend practice you must purchase a ticket for each specific practice day.
- All spectators must sign a liability waiver at the Gateway before attending practice sessions.
- Gates open at 4:00 am. Gates close at 4:45 am. No Exceptions. The Start Line closes to uphill traffic at 4:45 am. (For those who wish to view practice from above the Start Line area, it is recommended to arrive at 4:00 am. The Start Line is about 7 miles up the Pikes Peak Highway from the Gateway).
- All spectators must watch the race from designated areas along the course (Start Line, Glen Cove, Devils Playground). Spectators found outside of these areas are subject to trespassing tickets.
- No spectators will be allowed to move up and down the course once practice has started.
- Official qualifying times will be determined on the bottom section of the course at practice sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Camping Permit Information:
Click here to purchase camping permits!
- Limited camping permits for June 24 (night before the race), are available for $175 each and must be purchased online.
- These permits are for camping only. All campers must also purchase a race ticket in order to attend the event.
- There are four locations available: Glen Cove, Ski Area, Halfway Picnic Ground, and 9 Mile (9 Mile is tent camping only). Please refer to the Yokohama Course Map before choosing your location.
- Note: These are not traditional campgrounds. There are no RV hookups or permanent facilities.
- One camping permit needed per car or motorcycle.
- It is illegal to operate any off-road vehicles including dirt bikes, ATV’s, and bicycles on the Pikes Peak Highway or surrounding areas.
- There are no camping permits sold at the Gateway.
- The Gateway opens to campers at 11:00 a.m. and closes at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 24. You must be through the Gateway by 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 24 in order to camp overnight.
- Campers will not be allowed to line up at the Gateway before 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 24. This will be strictly enforced.
- Campers will NOT be able to park, stage, or wait in the Santa’s Workshop parking lot.
- Anyone found occupying a camping space on Pikes Peak prior to 11:15 a.m. on Saturday will be removed from the site and will forfeit their right to camp on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain.
- All vehicles over 10’ clearance – Enter through Gate 3 (far right entrance)
NEW LENGTH RESTRICTIONS: Maximum length of motorhomes (Class A, B or C) and 5th wheels or trailers is 26 ft. (Length restriction does not include the tow vehicle or tongue/bumper.) RV/Trailer length will be strictly enforced.
- Camping permits are restricted to the camping site designated on the front of the permit.
- One camping permit needed per car or motorcycle.
- No trailers admitted on Race Day.
- There are no provisions to dispose of gray or black water from self-contained trailers and/or motor homes. This waste must be disposed of at an approved sanitary disposal (not available on Pikes Peak).
- Open fires are prohibited. Gas and propane stoves with shutoff valves are allowed (pending any local restrictions, laws or bans).
- No pets are allowed on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain during race activities including overnight camping.
- No fireworks.
- No firearms.
- 50 tent camping permits will be available for purchase. 9 Mile is tent camping only.
- Camping permits are restricted to the camping site designated on the front of the permit.
- One camping permit needed per car or motorcycle.
- No motor homes, 5th wheels or trailers allowed in the 9 Mile Area.
- No mini buses and/or any vehicles with more than 6 seats are allowed in the 9 Mile camping area.
- No Race Day parking is available at 9 Mile. If friends and family want to meet campers on Race Day, 9 Mile will NOT be open for additional parking.
- Open fires are prohibited. Gas and propane stoves with shutoff valves are allowed (pending any local restrictions, laws or bans).
- It is illegal to operate any off-road vehicles including dirt bikes, ATV’s, and bicycles on the Pikes Peak Highway or surrounding areas.
- No pets are allowed on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain during race activities including overnight camping.
- No fireworks.
- No firearms.
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Directions to the race
Pikes Peak is just a few miles west of Colorado Springs, and about an hour’s drive south of Denver. The Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain Gateway is located at 5089 Pikes Peak Highway, Cascade, CO 80809. The Main PPIHC Pit Area and Start Line is just over 7 miles (11.27 km.) past the Gateway and is located here.
Exit the Airport on Milton Proby Parkway/Drennan Road. After approximately 4 miles, turn left on South Academy Blvd. In approximately 1.8 miles, merge onto I-25 North and continue for approximately 5.7 miles. Take Exit #141 for US-24/West Cimarron St. and continue West on US 24 for about 9.5 miles. Turn left onto Fountain Avenue and continue for approximately 0.3 miles where you will then take a slight left to continue onto Pikes Peak Highway.
Exit the airport on Pena Blvd. Take E-470 South (toll road) for about 34 miles. Then exit onto I-25 Southbound to Colorado Springs. In approximately 55 miles, take Exit #141 for US-24/West Cimarron St. Continue West on US 24 for about 9.5 miles. Turn left onto Fountain Avenue and continue for approximately 0.3 miles where you will then take a slight left to continue onto Pikes Peak Highway.
- Spectators can start to line up at 6:00 pm on Saturday, June 24. Spectator traffic will be staged in the Santa’s Workshop parking lot overnight until vehicles are released at 2:30 am on Sunday, June 25. Spectators/vehicles may not be in line prior to 6:00 pm on Saturday.
- The race starts at 7:30 am on Sunday, June 25. However you will need to plan to arrive much earlier. The road opens at 2:30 am for spectators and no vehicles will be allowed past the Start Line after 5:00 am on Race Day (Start Line closing time may be adjusted if parking above the Start Line is full by 5:00 am.)
- No tickets will be sold onsite and there will be no admittance to the event after 10am on Race Day.
- Parking is limited on Pikes Peak and is available on a first come, first served basis. NOTE: There is no guaranteed parking; arrive early, as lots fill quickly.
Parking information
- All spectators, Media and VIP’s must park in designated spectator parking areas. There is no reserved parking for Media or VIP’s.
- Spectators may park at the following designated areas: Below the Start Line, Halfway Picnic Grounds, Ski Area, Glen Cove, Cove Creek and Devils Playground.
- Parking passes are not required to park in any of the designated spectator viewing locations.
- Spectator vehicles will not be allowed above Devils Playground.
- Any spectators who park their vehicle in an area other than a designated parking area may be towed and impounded at the owner’s expense.
- Parking at all spectator viewing areas is on a first come first served basis.
- It is very important that you arrive at your parking area well before the race start time of 7:30 a.m.
- Only uphill traffic is allowed on Race Day morning. It is very important that you determine where you want to park prior to coming to the event. Please note that if you pass a designated parking area on your way up, you will not be able to come back down to that area.
- Once you are on the mountain, unless you park below the Start Line, you will not be able to leave until the race has concluded.
- Depending on how the race progresses (course or weather delays) this can be any time after 4:00 p.m.
- Parking volunteers will be available at each of the designated parking areas. Please direct all of your questions to them.
- Devils Playground provides great views of the course below as it is above the tree line; weather can be cold and windy. This is the highest vantage point for spectators. Elevation: 12,780′. Expect this area to fill up fast.
- Cove Creek is at the timberline. Elevation: 11,500′.
- Glen Cove is a popular spot below the tree line. Elevation: 11, 440′. Spectators are able to watch the race form both sides of the road. Watch competitors as they pass the brake check station on the wrong side of the road!
- The Ski Area provides viewing from both sides of the road. Elevation: 10,900′. Spectators may need to walk uphill for a good vantage point.
- Halfway Picnic Grounds is the fastest part of the course. Elevation: 9,960′. Spectators may view the race from both sides of the road.
- The Start Line provides fans with an up close view of the competitors and their vehicles as the pits are accessible to spectators. Watch the competitors take off or walk nearly a mile up the course. Click here to view the Yokohama Course Map. Elevation: 9,390′.
- The Pikes Peak Highway is a mountain toll road 364 days out of the year, and a race course for one day. There is no grandstand seating at the PPIHC.
General Information
and Important reminders
Trail #753 from Devils Playground to the summit of Pikes Peak, will be temporarily closed at Devils Playground on Sunday, June 25. The temporary closure is necessary for public safety reasons during the 2023 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. The temporary trail closure will be in effect on Sunday, June 25, 2023 from 12:01am until 6:00pm. Barr Trail #620 will be open to the summit of Pikes Peak. Access to the summit west of the Summit House will be restricted to only PPIHC credentialed personnel. Please contact the Pikes Peak Ranger District Office (719-636-1602) for more information.
The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is committed to preserving Pikes Peak’s natural environment, which has provided a thrilling setting for The Race to the Clouds for over 100 years. We have done everything possible to prevent any negative impact on these beautiful surroundings, and encourage spectators to do the same by observing these principles of “Leave No Trace.”
- Pack It In, Pack It Out – dispose of trash and garbage properly; please clean up your viewing area before you leave.
- Avoid fragile vegetation.
- Avoid disturbing wildlife.
- Digging trenches and constructing lean-tos is prohibited.
- Rock climbing is strictly forbidden.
- NO open fires
- NO firearms
- NO pets
- NO drones
- NO fireworks
- It is illegal to operate any off-road vehicles including dirt bikes, ATV’s, and bicycles on the Pikes Peak Highway or surrounding areas.
- Neither motor homes nor trailers will not be allowed through the Gateway on Race Day.
- It is recommended to have at least 3/4 tank of fuel in your vehicle when venturing up Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain. The nearest gas station is over 8 miles to the east and west on Highway 24 from the Pikes Peak Gateway.
- Food vendors may be available on the mountain at various locations (weather permitting). Please note all spectators should bring adequate food in case there is no vendor. Ensure that you also bring a good supply of water. Gas or propane stoves with shut off valves are permitted; charcoal grills are prohibited. No open fires.
- Please bring cash to purchase from food vendors.
- Look for the PPIHC merchandise tent at the Start Line area, Halfway Picnic Grounds, and Devils Playground on Race Day.
- Merchandise may also be ordered online at ppihc.merchmadeeasy.com
- Please bring cash to purchase merchandise.
The PPIHC is an exciting event for the whole family, but it can be unpredictable. By all means, bring the kids, but keep them under close supervision. Children must be accompanied by an adult if in the pit areas. Children 9 and under are admitted free of charge.
No pets are allowed on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain during Race Week including overnight camping.
- We race rain or shine.
- Expect the unexpected on Pikes Peak- America’s Mountain. A typical June day can start out very sunny and warm, and turn intensely cold with rain, snow, fog or hail. Lightning is common at higher elevations.
- Dress in layers.
- In the event of lightning or hail, take shelter in your vehicle.
- Apply sunscreen frequently.
- Drink plenty of water.
Be aware of the warning signs of heat related emergencies. On hot days the heat can affect almost anyone, but people of particularly high risk are the very young, very old, overweight and those doing strenuous activities. Warning signs of heat related problems are:
- Heat Stroke – This can be life threatening! Symptoms include hot, red skin; extremely small pupils; and very high body temperature (105 degrees).
- Heat Exhaustion – This is less dangerous. Symptoms include cool, pale, moist skin; heavy sweating; dilated pupils; headache; nausea; dizziness; vomiting.
- Heat Cramps – Symptoms are muscle spasms and pain due to heavy exertion. Generally, abdominal muscles or leg muscles are involved. The loss of salt and water from heavy sweating is thought to be the cause of heat cramps.
- Prevention – Non-alcoholic fluid intake is the best way to avoid heat related problems. Water and electrolyte drinks are very helpful to replenish fluids. Water can also be useful if you have to respond to an incident where the victim(s) have suffered burns. Keep in mind that carbonated drinks, alcohol, and caffeine are not suggested, especially above the timberline because they can cause gastric distress.
- Mornings can be chilly to extremely cold. Certain areas on the mountain may not receive sunlight until mid-morning. Areas in the Upper Section are seldom warm. Warning signs of cold related problems are:
- Hypothermia – This can be life threatening! Symptoms include shivering; dizziness; numbness; confusion; weakness; impaired judgment; impaired vision; drowsiness.
- Stages of Cold Related Problems – Look for the following symptoms: shivering; apathy; loss of consciousness; decreasing heart rate and breathing rate.
The race starts at 9,300 ft. and finishes at 14,115 ft. For those enthusiastic race fans who choose to venture above the timberline, beware. Signs of high altitude sickness include nausea, dizziness and fainting. To reduce the severity of the illness, medical experts recommend you drink plenty of water, refrain from caffeine and/or alcohol. If you are visiting the area and are not used to being at altitude for long periods of time (12-14 hours) we recommend that you enjoy the race from a lower vantage point on the course. Don’t let Mother Nature or altitude ruin your Race Day experience!
First Aid Stations, courtesy of UCHealth will be available at all Spectator Viewing Areas (weather permitting).
- Gateway Entrance information:
- All Vehicles Over 10’ clearance – Enter through Gate 3 (far right entrance)
- Any other vehicles enter through Gate 1, (the uphill lane on the far left) or enter through Gate 2, (the middle lane).
- Race Morning (1:30am-10:00am) Two way traffic. No left lane uphill traffic.
- Race Evening (spectators going down):
- Devils Playground-Cove Pit: one way traffic, weather permitting (two lanes downhill)
- Cove Creek – Crow Gulch: one way traffic (two lanes downhill)
- Crow Gulch – Highway 24: two way traffic (one lane downhill)
Once you drive above the Start Line, you will not be able to leave the mountain or go back down the course until the race is completed. Depending on how the race progresses (course or weather delays) this can be any time after 4:00 p.m.
Wireless internet will be available for purchase at various locations on the mountain. (Weather permitting)
Drone usage at all PPIHC events and/or ancillary events is prohibited.
- The PPIHC owns all rights for videos/photos that are taken and/or captured by spectators.
- Spectators cannot resell any videos/photos.
- At the completion of the race, spectators will be allowed to stand outside of the fences (but behind the white lines of the road) for the Parade of Champions. Once the competitors have descended from the summit, spectators will be released from the top of the mountain to the bottom. Those who view the race from Devils Playground will be released first, with 9 Mile to be released last. Traffic is two-lane downhill (post-race) until instructed to merge at Crow Gulch (below the Start Line).
- A race official or law enforcement will release your parking area.
- Use a low gear on your descent. Hot Brakes Fail!
Accident Waiver and
Release of Liability
ACCIDENT WAIVER / INFECTIOUS DISEASE WAIVER / RELEASE OF LIABILITY
I hereby acknowledge that, by attending the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb event (“Event”), I will be exposed to a number of risks associated with attendance at the Event and/or by entering the construction site. I HEREBY ASSUME ALL OF THE RISKS OF ATTENDING THE EVENT AND ANY/ALL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE EVENT, including by way of example and not limitation:
- Any and all risks before, during, or after the Event including, but not limited to; injury from objects thrown from spectator areas; injury from race track accidents involving vehicles of any type, parts of race track vehicles, or track debris; injury from fires; injury from wildlife; injury from natural debris such as rocks or tree limbs; and injury from lightning.
- Any and all risks that may arise from negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entities being released (“Releasees”). Releasees include, but are not limited to, The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, the Pikes Peak Auto Hill Climb Educational Museum, and any of their subsidiaries, affiliates, event participants, sponsors, officials, sanctioning bodies, and any of their employees, agents, officers, volunteers, directors, and other individuals affiliated with the Event.
In the event I am injured during the Event, I agree to promptly report to medical personnel before leaving the mountain.
I further agree, as a credentialed attendee of the Event, that no unauthorized, non-credentialed or non-ticket holder(s) shall accompany me to the Event. If I violate this agreement I release and hold harmless the Releasees, of and from, and I do discharge and waive, any and all claims, demands, losses, damages, and liabilities that anyone may have or sustain with respect to any and all damage, illness, injury, of any type, and/or death, arising out of my negligence.
As a credentialed or non-credentialed attendee of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (“Event”), and related events, the undersigned acknowledges and agrees:
- I understand that my attendance and/or participation includes possible exposure to and illness from infectious diseases including but not limited to COVID-19. While certain restrictions and personal discipline may reduce this risk, I enter into the event(s) and premises and accept the risk of serious illness, possibly resulting in death. I knowingly and freely assume all such risks, both known and unknown, even if arising from the negligence of the releasees or others and assume full responsibility for my participation.
I agree, by signing below, to each statement above and I also hereby waive, release, indemnify, and forever hold harmless The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, the Pikes Peak Auto Hill Climb Educational Museum, and any of their subsidiaries, affiliates, event participants, sponsors, officials, sanctioning bodies, as well as any of their employees, agents, officers, volunteers, directors, and other individuals affiliated with the Event from all liabilities and claims for any injuries, illnesses, losses, death, damages, or costs (including reasonable attorneys’ and experts’ fees) to myself, my spouse, child, guests, unborn child(ren), relatives, heirs, and representatives which arise out of, or are incident to, my participation in any activities relating to the Event or my attendance at any activities relating to the PPIHC.
I agree, by electronic acknowledgement or by signing below, that I have viewed, in full, all required training videos and fully understand their contents.
The PPIHC reserves the right to cancel the Event as well as all ancillary events at its own discretion. In the event of a cancellation, no refunds will be given.
RELEASE OF MEDIA AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
Any and all PPIHC events shall not be recorded or photographed for commercial purposes without the express written consent of The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (“PPIHC”).
All media (including images, photos, video footage, and audio recordings) and intellectual property rights related to or associated with PPIHC and PPIHC events (collectively, “Media”), including the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb auto race (the “Race”), belongs to PPIHC, and is wholly reserved in perpetuity to PPIHC and its licensees. All Media from or related to PPIHC events, including but not limited to photos and footage, are part of the PPIHC’s intellectual property and can be used by PPIHC and/or its licensees for promotional purposes or any other purposes. All Media belongs to PPIHC and is for the PPIHC’s exclusive (except as agreed to by PPIHC), perpetual, and worldwide usage.
Any unauthorized use or sale of Media, including, but not limited to, reproduction, retransmission, or the making of or inclusion of Media into a broadcast, internet, web, motion picture, DVD or tape program, or any other form of distribution, without the prior express written consent of the PPIHC, is strictly prohibited. The licensing or sub-licensing of creative content from PPIHC events shall be strictly forbidden without the prior express written consent of the PPIHC. The PPIHC has the sole and exclusive rights to all creative content, including but not limited to images and footage taken by spectators at PPIHC events and/or persons without media credentials.
The PPIHC trademarked event name and logo, any and all PPIHC photos, and the PPIHC course map are the property of the PPIHC and may not be utilized in any form for product sales without express written permission from the PPIHC. Payment of appropriate licensing fee is required.
NOTICE OF FILMING AND PHOTOGRAPHY
When you enter a Pikes Peak International Hill Climb (“PPIHC”) event or program, you enter an area where photography, audio and video recording may occur. By entering the event or program premises, you consent to interview(s), photography, audio recording, and/or video recording of yourself (collectively, “Materials”), and its/their release, publication, exhibition, reproduction, licensing, alteration, adaption, exploitation, or other use, in any format or medium now existing or hereafter created, and for any purpose, including but not limited to web casts, promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, publicity, and public relations by PPIHC and its affiliates, representatives, sponsors, and licensees (collectively, “Affiliates”). You release PPIHC and its Affiliates, their officers, employees, and agents, and each and all persons involved, from any liability connected with PPIHC’s or its Affiliates’ exercise of the rights contained in this Notice, including, without limitation, liability for any violation of the right to publicity, for defamation, invasion of privacy, or emotional distress.
By entering the event or program premises, you waive all rights you may have to any claims for payment or royalties in connection with any use of these Materials, regardless of the purpose or sponsoring of such use, exhibition, stream, broadcast, web cast, or other publication irrespective of whether a fee for admission to the program or event is charged. You also waive any right to inspect or approve any interview, photo, image, video and/or audio recording of yourself, taken by PPIHC or the person or entity designated to do so by PPIHC.
In the event of an accident/incident on or off the course, anyone attending the Event, whether credentialed or non-credentialed, may continue to film/shoot photos only if the driver is able to get out of the vehicle and there are no known injuries to the competitor, or anyone else involved. If the competitor is trapped in the vehicle, is unconscious or has significant obvious injuries, all parties in the vicinity will immediately cease capturing images either by camera, cell phone, or any other recording device and will instruct others to do the same.
Any images or footage inadvertently captured by any spectator, accredited media, race official, volunteer, sponsor, crew member or anyone else attending the Event will immediately be turned over to, and become the property of, the PPIHC, their legal representatives, and/or law enforcement.
The PPIHC owns all media (including images, photos, video footage, and audio recordings) and intellectual property rights related to or associated with any crash/incident/or sensitive situation. The PPIHC may deem any media captured as “restricted” and that media belongs to PPIHC and is for the PPIHC’s exclusive (except as agreed to by PPIHC), perpetual, worldwide usage. This includes any and all Media captured that the PPIHC deems restricted.
You agree that you have been fully informed of your consent, waiver of liability, and release before entering the event.