2011 Iron Dog Champions

Written by on February 26, 2011 in News

Congratulations to Team #10, Tyler Huntington and Chris Olds for hanging on to their title! Along with the Champion title comes $50,000 for 1st place as well as several other great contingency prizes.

In total, 12 of the 28 teams made it into Fairbanks, they are all survivors of the World’s Longest, Toughest Race. Good job guys!

1st Place – Team #10 (Huntington/Olds)
2nd Place – Team #11 (Palin/Quam)
3rd Place – Team #7 (Davis/Davis)

 

Get the full finish times here.

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  • J_madros

    How come no picture’s of tyler and chris? if palin and quam won it or even scot davis they would be all over everything think about it…

    • HomeGirl @ JellyBowl

      KTUU has complete video and picture coverage of the First Place Team. I saw it online, LIVE. There’s no need to be that way with regard to the second and third place finishers. You will be quite satisfied with the video and pics of Tyler and Chris. There was basically no coverage of the second and third place teams. If you’d like to see exactly what you are after go to KTUU.COM and or YouTube. As a reminder, all three top three teams are thankful for their lives at the moment and you should be as well. Blessings.

    • Markellis58

      Ya what he said

  • Wcboyce

    Come on Iron Dog people, where’s the finish circle, where’s the story??

    • HomeGirl @ JellyBowl

      KTUU has complete video and picture coverage of the First Place Team. I saw it online, LIVE. There was basically no coverage of the second and third place teams. If you’d like to see exactly what you are after go to KTUU.COM and or YouTube. Blessings.

  • Pacrimrat

    Congratulations to all the teams who ran the race, you guys and gals are amazing athletes.

    • HomeGirl @ JellyBowl

      Yay, for people like you! Your well said positive comments are a blessing! :)

  • Jhuntington12

    Congrats to Huntington and Olds!! Not to mention the cause in which they ran the iron dog for, suicide prevention, a problem in Alaska that should be dealt with and recognized over and over until it’s abolished. Congrats men!

  • Anonymous

    Very poor coverage of the finish. A most important race for Alaska.

    • HomeGirl @ JellyBowl

      Super unfortunate. Yet was thankful for what KTUU shot for us in the 48 to see. Great job to all the racers.

  • https://me.yahoo.com/a/u7XAjWwtpZWsQjUNBiVItwsL4bnX_TM-#3c02c No one is listening to you

    Congratulations to all the participants and winners! One of the toughest accomplishments you’ll ever see.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Careline-Crisis-Intervention/1279281916 Careline Crisis Intervention

    Right ON, Team 10!
    Great job, everyone.
    Thank you for all you’ve done to promote suicide prevention in our communities.
    Chris and Ty, you ROCK!
    Thank you.
    ~Careline Alaska
    http://www.CARELINEALASKA.com

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Careline-Crisis-Intervention/1279281916 Careline Crisis Intervention

    Great job, everyone.

    Right ON, Team #10!
    You guys ROCK!

    Thank you for all you are doing to prevent suicide in Alaska and to promote wellness in our communities.
    Thanks, Chris and Ty.
    ~Careline
    http://www.CARELINEALASKA.com

  • Chris

    Congrats to the winners and everyone that ran the race. Glad to hear that everyone is safe, so far. I would love to run the race someday.

  • Paul A. Kulba

    I thought the coverage was better than the past. I would have liked to know more about he ohter people that completed to the finish line because I do feel there are no loosers in this race.EVERYONE WHO FINISHES IS A WINNER, A REAL CHAMPION!! If anyone of you ever come to New York look me up we have a great trail system here.
    Paul A. Kulba 3465 Cold Springs Road, Baldwinsville, New York 13027
    315-638-1324

  • oldschool m8

    You guys are legends! Congrats to the both of you!

  • rushon

    wheres the racers comments of the race it self…..sure would like to read the happens on the road

  • CRGillespie

    I loved being able to follow the racers so closely. This years race was AMAZING, and I am so proud of everyone who finished (especially my great friend D. Branholm)

    The only thing I feel the race organizers did wrong was removing the weather elements out of the restart (in Nome). Surviving the whether elements is what this race is all about.

    All-in-all, I was happy with the coverage.