Michèle Mouton: King of the Mountain – 40 Years Later | An Exclusive Audi Club Interview
During Audi Club North America’s recent coverage of the 103rd running of the Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, presented by Gran Turismo, we had the distinct honor of sitting down with motorsport legend Michèle Mouton, 40 years after her historic 1985 victory that made her the first and only woman to be crowned “King of the Mountain.”
Our conversation comes just after her induction into the 2025 Pikes Peak Hall of Fame, where she reflects on that groundbreaking achievement and her lasting impact on the sport. In the latest episode of the All-Wheel Driven podcast, join us for an exclusive look at Michèle’s monumental career, her perspective on racing and breaking the glass ceiling, and what this milestone return to Pikes Peak means to her today.
Watch the conversation below, or find it on these Podcast Channels: Apple | Spotify
All-Wheel Driven is sponsored by XPEL, the official paint protection film of Audi Club North America.
We extend a very special thank you to Michèle Mouton and her family, Audi Tradition, Lisa Haight, and the PPIHC communications team for making this conversation possible.
More Moments from the Mountain
In addition to interviewing Michèle Mouton and covering numerous race week activities and race day itself, we had the privilege of attending Michèle’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony, along with the Women of the Mountain—Past, Present, and Future panel and reception, hosted by Women in Motorsports North America.
Please enjoy this gallery capturing key moments from the ceremony and panel—and stay tuned for our complete Pikes Peak coverage in the upcoming Q4 issue of quattro Magazine.
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