It was a beautiful weekend for mushing as the 2025-26 K300 Race Committee season came to a close with the Campout Race. 8 teams traveled from Bethel to the camp location on the Gweek River, about 42 miles from Bethel, on Saturday. But it was on Sunday morning that the race began with a single-file mass start. Teams returned to the finish in Bethel following the same trail. Mike Williams Jr. completed a dominant season of racing with another victory, besting Michael Larson (2

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