Ting powers speed at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb

High above Colorado Springs, where the road curls into the sky and the oxygen gets real thin real fast, the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb puts people and machines to the test. It’s steep. It’s intense. And it’s been a proving ground for drivers and dreamers for over 100 years.

This year, Ting is proud to be part of the climb, as a sponsor of Daniel Novembre, one of the fearless competitors racing 12.42 miles and 156 turns to the 14,115-foot summit on June 22.

We’re not here to steal the spotlight. We’re here because we get it: speed matters.

Speed isn’t just for racetracks

Whether it’s a car hugging a switchback or someone streaming HD video without the dreaded buffer wheel, speed makes all the difference. Ting is committed to delivering fast, ultra-reliable fiber internet to communities across the country, including Colorado Springs.

Our mission aligns perfectly with the spirit of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb. Just like a race car is fine-tuned for performance, Ting’s network is built for fair, reliable, no-nonsense internet.

Meet Daniel November. Ting-sponsored, mountain-tested.

Daniel Novembre found his race car on Craigslist in 2009 and he’s been chasing the clouds ever since. He’s talented, tough and the kind of person who pushes boundaries because he believes there’s more on the other side.

That kind of energy feels familiar. It’s what we see every day in Ting towns—people building businesses, raising families, gaming, creating and doing it all online.

We’re proud to have our logo on Dan’s car. And even prouder to stand behind the mission that powers it.

The race for faster internet

Just like climbing Pikes Peak demands peak performance, so does modern life online. If your internet is dragging you down, it’s probably time to leave buffering behind.

Find out if Ting is available in your neighborhood at ting.com and hit the gas on a better internet experience.