PHOTOS: 2019 Pikes Peak Marathon

Kilian Jornet celebrates his win Sunday in the Pikes Peak Marathon. Jornet of Spain crossed the finish line on Ruxton Avenue with a time of 3 hours, 27, minutes and 28 seconds on steamy morning. (Parker Seibold The Gazette)

Medics tend to wounds on Maude Mathys’ hands after she crosses the finish line at Sunday’s Pikes Peak Marathon. Mathys’ hands and legs were blooded and bruised by a fall about a mile inter her descent after reaching the summit in 2:29:21, the second fastest Ascent ever among women. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette) (Parker Seibold The Gazette)

Kilian Jornet, right, congratulates Sage Canaday who finished second overall at Sunday’s Pikes Peak Marathon. Canaday finished with a time of 3 hours, 39 minutes and two seconds, approximately six minutes after Jornet. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette) (Parker Seibold The Gazette)

Kilian Jornet celebrates waves to a cheering crowd before running through the yellow banner as the first competitor to complete Sunday’s Pikes Peak Marathon. Jornet, of Spain, crossed the finish line on Ruxton Avenue with a time of 3 hours, 27, minutes and 28 seconds on steamy Sunday morning, roughly nine minutes back of Carpenter’s record set in 1993.(Parker Seibold/The Gazette) (Parker Seibold The Gazette)

A volunteer holds an ice pack to France’s Francesco Puppi’s back after he sits on the ground just past the finish line at Sunday’s Pikes Peak Marathon. (Parker Seibold/The Gazette) (Parker Seibold The Gazette)

Arlene Pieper, left, listens to her daughter Kathie talk about her experience running the Pikes Peak Ascent while her mother finished the Pikes Peak Marathon in this 2019 photo. Arlene Pieper became the first woman to complete a sanctioned 26.2-mile race in the United States when she ran the 1959 marathon in a little over nine hours. (Gazette file photo)