The last purse race of the 2025-26 K300 Race Committee Season is upon us! This will also bring an end to this year's Delta Championship Series with the looming question; will anyone catch Mike Williams Jr and the Williams Racing Kennel. Michael Larson (Alexie Racing Kennel) is the only racer within striking distance, trailing Williams by just 3 points in the season-long contest. Beginning tomorrow morning, 10 teams will mush upriver to a designated camp area on the Gweek Rive

The annual Campout Race will be our final purse race of the 2025-26 Season and the final event of the Delta Championship Series. On Saturday, March 28, teams will leave from Bethel and mush to the camp location, approximately 42 miles from Bethel on the Gweek River. The trip to camp is not a race. Teams may depart from Bethel any time between 11am and 4pm and must follow the marked trail. The race begins on Sunday, March 29 at 11:00 AM, when teams line up in the order they ar

Competing for the Alexie Racing Kennel, Michael Larson, of Kwethluk, took first in today's 50 mile race, followed by Mike Williams Jr., of Akiak. This race was originally scheduled as the February 50 Doubles Race. It was postponed and then this week the Race Committee decided that it looked to be too cold for the many kids who participate as second riders in the Doubles Race. With the victory, Larson narrowed the Williams Racing Kennel's Delta Championship Series lead to just

Due to persistent cold forecast for the upcoming weekend the Race Committee has decided to eliminate the "doubles" aspect of the race scheduled for Saturday, March 21. The goal of the Doubles Race has been to include people who are new to mushing in a competitive event, including kids. Rather than expose those kids to potentially dangerous windchills and rather than postpone again, we will host a regular 50 mile race with one musher per team. Mushers, if you have already regi

On Saturday, March 21st the K300 Race Committee will host the annual Doubles Race. Each team must have two mushers. Teams can choose to pull a second sled or have both racers ride on one sled. We're always excited about the opportunity this event presents to involve some less experienced mushers. One racer for each team must be at least 16 years old and should be an experienced musher. The second racer must be at least 10 years old but it is not required that they be a child

Mike Williams Jr. took home his second consecutive Bogus Creek 150 Championship, besting Michael Larson (2nd place), Maurice Andrews (3rd) and Pete Kaiser (4th) in a remarkably close race. All 11 racers crossed the finish line within a span of two hours on a mild and sunny, but windy morning on the Kuskokwim. The 11 mushers split a purse of $100,000, paid out as follows: Find full race results at https://www.k300.org/bogus-creek-full-leaderboard View video footage of the race

11 teams are poised to face-off in the 38th Annual Bogus Creek 150 which will start at 5:00 PM tomorrow, February 14th. They are competing for a total purse of $100,000. Defending Bogus Creek 150 Champion Mike Williams Jr. will attempt to defend his title against a field that includes past champions Pete Kaiser, Lewis Pavila, Herman Phillip and Maurice Andrews as well as 2026 Akiak Dash champ Michael Larson. Racers will run the route followed by 2025 K300 racers, traveling up

Time to get back to racing! Mushers may now register for the 2026 Bogus Creek 150, scheduled to begin at 3:00 PM on Saturday, February 14th. Registration must be complete by midnight on Thursday, February 12th and all racers (and at least one of their handlers) must attend the pre-race musher meeting on Friday, February 13th at 5:30 PM at the Longhouse Hotel Conference Room. Mushers who registered before the postponement last month do not need to register again. However, if

The 2026 Akiak Dash begins Saturday at 12 Noon with a mass start at the K300 Start/Finish Line in Bethel. 16 teams will compete for a total purse of $50,000 in the race of approximately 63 miles. Racers will follow the K300 trail up the Kuskokwim then the Gweek. They will continue on the K300 trail overland behind Akiachak and Akiak until they reach a turnaround loop. They will then return to Bethel via the same route. Follow the action at https://www.k300.org/akiakdash with

At 8:00 PM on tonight 23 teams will start on their journey up the Kuskokwim. Bethel is buzzing with anticipation as mushers and volunteers make last minute preparations for what promises to be an exciting weekend of racing. It will be a traditional K300 start with mushers leaving two at a time from the start line on the river, near First National Bank Alaska. Emcees Myron and Andy Angstman will provide commentary for in person spectators. From the start mushers travel upriver

The 2026 Akiak Dash will begin with a mass start on the Kuskokwim River on Saturday, January 24 at 12:00 PM. Registration is required and must be submitted by Noon on Thursday, January 22. Mushers must attend the pre-race meeting on Thursday, January 22 at 4:00 PM at K300 Race Headquarters (The Longhouse Hotel Conference Room). A purse of $50,000 will be paid to the top 15 finishers. Purse Breakdown here . All mushers must begin the race with no more than 8 dogs and no less t

This morning the K300 Race Committee made the difficult decision to postpone the Bogus Creek 150, despite good snow cover and ice thickness, as a severe cold snap continues to impact the region going into the weekend. Forecasts now call for windchills dipping to -40 Sunday morning, posing a significant risk to mushers, dogs and the many volunteers who make our races possible. Additionally, even colder temperatures in the days leading up to race have made it difficult for our

Mushers may now register for the 2026 Bogus Creek 150, scheduled to begin at 3:00 PM on Saturday, January 10th. Registration must be complete by midnight on Thursday, January 8th and all racers (and at least one of their handlers) must attend the pre-race musher meeting on Friday, January 9th at 5:30 PM at the Longhouse Hotel Conference Room. The purse for this year's race is $100,000, paid to the top 15 finishers. The Bogus Creek 150 is also the third event in the 2025-26 De

We had another great day of mushing with excellent weather and trail conditions for the Holiday Classic. 18 teams raced from Bethel to Kasigluk and back with Mike Williams Jr. claiming another victory. Up next for the K300 Race Committee: The Bogus Creek 150 on January 10. Full results and Delta Championship standings below! HOLIDAY CLASSIC RESULTS: DELTA CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: Mike Williams Jr at the finish line!

The K300 Race Committee season is set to resume tomorrow morning with the 47-mile Holiday Classic. There are currently 18 teams registered to race (mushers are listed below). Racers will begin with a mass start at 11:00 AM sharp on Charles Family Lake (across the street from H-Marker Lake). They will follow same trail across the tundra as in last week's Season Opener but this time they will go beyond Atmautluak, nearly to Kasigluk, until they reach a very well marked loop bef

We are excited to continue the 2025-26 racing season with the Holiday Classic, a race of approximately 50 miles that is scheduled to start at 11:00 AM on Saturday, December 20. Racers can REGISTER NOW. Further details concerning the route and start location will be announced on Friday, after the trail has been marked. STRAW : We have a limited amount of straw for sale. $60 per bale, limit 2 per kennel. For any kennels that have not already purchased 2 bales this season, the

Mike Williams Jr victorious in first K300 Race Committee event of the season!

It's time to kick off the 2025-26 mushing season on the Kuskokwim! At NOON on Saturday, December 13th, 15 teams will take off on a 32 mile journey across the tundra from Bethel to Atmautluak and back as they compete for a purse of $25,000. This also marks the beginning of the K300 Race Committee's 4th Annual Delta Championship Series. The top ten finishers will receive points according to their place which will be tallied with the results of a total of 5 races over the cours

It's time to race! The 2025-26 Season Opener is slated for this Saturday, December 13th. Mushers, please use the link below to register for the race. The current plan is for the race to follow the Atmautluak trail from Bethel for a 32 mile out and back route. We'll be checking trail conditions throughout the week and further details will be announced later, once plans are finalized and the trail is marked. The race will start at Noon on Saturday, December 13. REGISTER NOW!

It was a cold but beautiful weekend of mushing as the 2024-25 K300 Race Committee season came to a close with the Campout Race. 15 teams...