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Race Guide >>Deshka Landing >>Nome >>Fairbanks Iron Dog 36 2019 OFFICIAL RACE GUIDE >> DESHKA LANDING >> NOME >> FAIRBANKS IRON DOG 36 >> FEBRUARY 15-23, 2019 “I was naïve to think my first car meant pure freedom.” “I was naïve to think my first car meant pureNow freedom.” on Sale: “I was naïve to think my first car meant pure freedom.” Passion SUMMIT® SP From crushing bowls of powder to snaking through tight tree lines, the Summit SP instantly ® respondsSUMMIT to the SP slightest rider ® input.From The crushing powerful bowls of powderRotax PROUD SPONSOR OF: 850to E-TEC snaking ®through engine tight and tree energy lines, the Summit SP instantly Iron Dog Team # 8 conservingresponds to featuresthe slightest willrider always keepinput. you The pushing powerful Rotax for ®the Aklestad/Johnson 850 E-TEC® engine and energy steepestconserving peaks. features will always Iron Dog Team # 20 keep you pushing for the steepest peaks. 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Products in the United States (US) are distributed by BRP US Inc. Always ride safely and responsibly. ©2018 Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. (BRP). All rights reserved. ®, TM and the BRP logo are trademarks of Learn more at ski-doo.com BRP or its affi liates. Products in the United States (US) are distributed by BRP US Inc. Always ride safely and responsibly. WE’VE GOT YOUR 45% of data loss disasters BACK (UP) are operational In the Iron Dog, every racer has a partner to watch their back in case disaster strikes. At Alaska Communications we also have your back and are here to help evaluate the processes and latest technologies to fit your evolving needs. In the unfortunate event that a disaster does occur, our plan is to help your business thrive through it 35% all: earthquakes, fires, and the most unpredictable of data loss disasters disaster, human error. are caused by natural disaster Downtime comes in all shapes and sizes. Don’t become a data statistic, protect your business. Learn more at www.alaskacommunications.com/DisasterRecovery 19% of data loss disasters PROUD SPONSORS are caused by human error OF IRON DOG 2019 © 2019 Alaska Communications. All rights reserved. Alaska Communications offers solutions that are designed to reduce your security risks, but no software, hardware, system, or process can protect your business from all possible threats all of the time. PREMIER SPONSOR OF THE 2019 IRON DOG FUELING THE RACE As the developer of a world-class resource in a challenging environment, Donlin Gold understands the importance of teamwork. That’s why we partnered with Iron Dog as a Premier Sponsor of the 2019 race and Principal Sponsor of the Nome Half way Gold Rush Prize – along with the Donlin Gold Safety Expo and Tech Inspection. In the Yukon-Kuskokwim region, Donlin Gold is working on a project that could provide jobs, opportunity and economic benefits to A laskans for decades to come. Good luck, riders. We’ll see you in Nome and Fairbanks! www.donlingold.com PROUD SPONSOR OF THE IRON DOG. #KLIMLIFE KLIM.COM 2019 IRON DOG We’ve got you covered Watch the race — from Deshka Landing to Fairbanks, and even on your phone By MELISSA DEVAUGHN Schedule of Events THE 2019 IRON DOG RACERS WILL PASS THROUGH more FEB. 13: Trail Class Tech Inspection (Wasilla at Hatcher Pass Polaris) than 20 communities on their way to the fi nish line. This race is FEB. 15: Trail Class Start (Big Lake at Southport Marina) one of the most exciting times of the year for many of these re- FEB. 15: Donlin Gold Safety Expo (Mat-Su Valley at Menard Center) mote villages and towns, who often see few visitors. So, it’s safe to FEB. 17: Pro Class Start (Deshka Landing) say that there are plenty of people who will be able to watch live. FEB. 20: Halfway Ceremonies in Nome Still, Iron Dog knows there are thousands of fans out there who FEB. 23: Finish of the Pro Class in Fairbanks (Pike’s Waterfront Lodge) may not have such front-row seats for the races. So the race has come to you. Those new to the sport of snowmachine racing have many – we’ve got a giant, 12-by-8 sign in the middle of our parking lot opportunities leading up to and after the Iron Dog race to meet that has the route of the race and the history of the race. We are teams, ask questions and determine if they have what it takes to delighted for the race to come back to this part of the Chena. become a future Iron Dog champion. Drop in on the Donlin Gold “We just think it’s going to be a great sporting event – there is Safety Expo anytime between 1 and 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15, at Me- so much room on the river and in our parking lot for snowmachine nard Sports Center in Wasilla. This is where teams are inspected trailers and friends and family, we just want everyone to have fun before given approval to race. Fans can talk to racers, see the and enjoy it.” packing list of gear spread out, inspect the snowmachines, and Cheer racers on from the sidelines or watch from the lodge. The enjoy some extra family fun and excitement. The racers also will fi rst teams are expected to start showing up in Fairbanks some- draw their starting order at the expo, starting at 5 p.m. time on Saturday, Feb. 23. Two days later on Feb. 17, Iron Dog pro racers will offi cially start Either way, it will be a good time, said John Woodbury, execu- their race, taking off in two-minute intervals at Deshka Landing, tive director of the Iron Dog. PROUD milepost 70.5 of the Parks Highway. The start was moved from Big “Post race events include an awards ceremony at Pike’s im- SPONSOR Lake due to lingering safety concerns over ice stability. mediately following the fi nish, and there is usually a pretty racous OF THE If you splurge on a ticket to Nome, or live there already, you’ll afterparty following the awards,” Woodbury said. “On April 2, we get a unique perspective on how hard teams are racing, the toll it are planning the raffl e draw combined with the Iron Dog Hall of IRON DOG. takes on them and their machines, the halfway awards banquet Fame ceremony in Anchorage. We are working with friends of Iron and the release for the second leg of the course to Fairbanks. It’s Dog to secure a venue large enough for the anticipated crowd, so also the fi nish line for Trail Class riders and a chance to hear their check www.irondog.org for updates on this event.” tales from the trail. In Fairbanks, the crowd will gather to watch weary racers as Out of sight but on your device they sprint to the fi nish. The fi nish moves back to Pike’s Water- Stay abreast of the action using the latest technology. Watch front Lodge, which for years was the traditional end point. news coverage on KTUU Channel 2, listen on the radio, or surf the “Pike’s Landing is going to be 50 years old in 2019, so we love Iron Dog website and Facebook page. Expect news coverage and hosting unique Alaskan sporting events like this to help celebrate,” prerace information from KTUU before and during the race. said Pike’s Riverfront Lodge owner Jay Ramras. “We’re excited CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 2019 IRON DOG IRON DOG Ginny Emmons, Director HEADQUARTERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Doug Dixon, Director Year Round: 7100 Old Seward Hwy, Unit C Todd Harris, Director Jeff Johnson, President Anchorage AK 99508 Dennis Falldorf, Director Roger Brown, Vice-President 907.563.4414 Danny Gueco, Director Lee Butterfi eld, Secretary [email protected] Keith Manternach, Treasurer IRON DOG STAFF Jake Goodell, Director Race Week Unch Schuerch, Director John Woodbury, Executive Director Nome Headquarters: Micah Huss, Director Sarah Miller, Event and Media Coordinator City of Nome Public Works Garage Steve Mattila, Director Dave McKibbon, Volunteer Logistics Coordinator Fairbanks Headquarters: #KLIMLIFE KLIM.COM Penny McKibbon, Director Pike’s Waterfront Lodge IRON DOG 2019 / 7 INSIDE the Guide Other ways to get the latest 7 We’ve got you covered For the most current live stream online, go to www.irondog. Watch the race — from Deshka Landing org/live as well as fi nd previous live streams. to Fairbanks, and even on your phone For web-based and mobile viewing information and near-real- time GPS tracking, visit WWW.IRONDOG.ORG, and look for Race 17 A snowmachine tradition Tracking, where you can follow your favorite team.
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