On Sunday, March 1st the K300 Race Committee will host the February 50 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 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. The

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