THANK YOU
CONGRATULATIONS WINNERS!
BRETT BRUGGEMAN of Great Falls, MT for winning the 2019 Race to the Sky 300! He finished at 6:02 with 11 dogs in snowy conditions. This is Brett’s first win at Race to the Sky with several second place finishes.
RICK LARSON, 1st in the 100 Mile and recipient of the Jack Beckstrom Best Cared for Team Award.
NICOLE GRANGROTH, won the Junior 100 Mile and the Jack Beckstrom Sportsmanship Award.
A big THANK YOU! To all who made 2019 Race To The Sky a huge Success. We could not have done it without the generosity of our Sponsors, the dedication and leadership of the Board Members, the extraordinary Volunteers tireless work, and the Mushers who’s love for the sport is the driving force of our Race.
Congratulations to all mushers for a truly exciting race in some mighty cold weather! A special thanks to Christine Jewett, Race Manager for her job well done!
for the list of Finish Times click here
2019 Photos
Thanks to Steve DuBois for his wonderful photography ! Click on any photo to start the slide show
..please note, all photos are copyright protected, and property of Steve DuBois. All rights reserved under the digital media act. Please request permission.
Dog lines lay in the snow ready for use at the start of the 2019 Race to the Sky. 
A race vet (foreground) checks dogs for racer Miriam at the finish of the 100-mile 2019 Race to the Sky. 
A dog in the team of Jr. Musher Nicole Grangrothat the finish line of the 100-mile Race to the Sky. 
Dr. Cathy Davis presents the best dog care award to musher Rick Larson in the 100-mile Race to the Sky. 
Two mushers complete the 100-mile Race to the Sky very close to each other. 
Miriam Osredkar finishes the 100-mile Race to the Sky in Seely Lake with a dog in her basket. 
After finishing the 100-mile race from Lincoln to Seely Lake, MT in the 2019 Race to the Sky, this sled dog from the team of Miriam stikcs it’s face in the snow. 
Miriam Osredkar at the finish of the 100-mile 2019 Race to the Sky. 
After teams in the 300-mile Race to the Sky leave the Seely Lake check point, dog handlers clean up the dogs straw beds. 
The lead dog of a Race to the Sky 300-mile team tells its musher to get going as they prepare to leave the Seely Lake check point. 
Sled dogs in the 300-mile Race to the Sky take a break at the Seely Lake check point on a bed of straw and wearing dog covers. 
Two dogs rest at the Seeley Lake check point after completing 100 miles of their 300 mile Race to the Sky. 
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