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Many of the images that you see on the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb web site are available for media, licensed photography or stock usage, although some images may not be utilized for all purposes. In addition, our partner, Artemis Images, will be adding 2010 content as it becomes available. We are happy to search for that "perfect image" no matter what the request. Artemis Images provides research of our partner archives, such as the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, for no charge.  All images are available in a high resolution digital format.  Please check out the galleries below and if you have any questions or requirements, please contact:

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George Hammond in his Woestman Special. He finished the race in 10th place with a time of 19:33. 1939 This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive.
View Photo DetailsSend as PostcardAdd to Shopping Cart		 George Hammond crossing the finish line for second place with a time of 16:19.7. 1941 This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive.
View Photo DetailsSend as PostcardAdd to Shopping Cart		 This was the cover picture on "Speed Age" magazine in 1948. Art Hillis barely got through Glen Cove (seen in the background) before his 91 cubic inch Walt Woestman-Russ Chabot Miller engine blew. This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive.
View Photo DetailsSend as PostcardAdd to Shopping Cart		 Art Hillis used number 49 in 1948 and did not finish the race. In 1949 he reversed his number and improved his luck. He is shown here taking the checkered flag at the 14,110 foot summit for an 18:53.8 15th place finish. This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive.
View Photo DetailsSend as PostcardAdd to Shopping Cart		 George Hammond accelerating out of a corner in his Woestman Ford Special. Unfortunately, after qualifying 4th he was unable to complete the race. 1937 This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive.
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Bus Hammond in his Woestman Special 1938. This car was later owned and driven by Herb Bryers in 1949, 1950 and 1952. It was then purchased by P & J Klienschmidt. This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive.
View Photo DetailsSend as PostcardAdd to Shopping Cart		 Buster Hammond powering up the mountain in his Woestman Special. Unfortunately, after qualifying 5th Buster was unable to finish the race. 1937 This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive.
View Photo DetailsSend as PostcardAdd to Shopping Cart		 George Hammond in his Woestman Special. 1941 This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive.
View Photo DetailsSend as PostcardAdd to Shopping Cart		 Art Hillis in his Woestman Special with Thayer Tutt (center) and "Curly" Simpson (right). This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive. 1948
View Photo DetailsSend as PostcardAdd to Shopping Cart		 Art Hillis with his Woestman Special. This photo is part of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb archive. 1949
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