Welcome to Knik 200 Joe Redington Sr. Memorial Sled Dog Race
2012 Race Results
FIRST PLACE WINNER: Jake Berkowitz
SECOND PLACE: Lance Mackey
THIRD PLACE: Ray Redington Jr.
FIRST PLACE WINNER: Jake Berkowitz
SECOND PLACE: Lance Mackey
THIRD PLACE: Ray Redington Jr.
Check out the current standings page for the remaining finishers, musher starting bib, rookie/veteran, and times
Race Day: Sat. Jan. 7th 11AM at Knik Lake
Directions: Take Knik Goose Bay Rd. off Parks Hwy in Wasilla, go to mile 13/Knik Bar & Grill (next to Knik Lake)
Musher's Banquet: Jan. 8th 7PM at the Knik Bar & Grill
CURRENT STANDINGS
We are excited to announce we will be SPOT Tracking the 2012 edition of the race!
Photos taken by Donna Quante
Welcome to the Knik 200 Web Site
The Knik 200 Joe Redington Sr. Memorial Sled Dog Race was founded by Sally Welch of Eagle River, Alaska. The Knik 200 was, and continues to be, a valuable training race for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. It is held each year on the first weekend in January. Race starts at Knik Lake (mile 13 on Knik Goose Bay Rd.)
The Knik 200 is a limited class race for all Dog Mushers meeting the qualifications as set forth by the Knik 200 Race Committee.
The Knik 200 covers 200 miles and is an Iditarod & Yukon Quest sanctioned race.
PLEASE CONTACT: Robert Sexton 907-491-0893, e-mail: running12dogs@yahoo.com
The Knik 200 Joe Redington Sr. Memorial Sled Dog Race was founded by Sally Welch of Eagle River, Alaska. The Knik 200 was, and continues to be, a valuable training race for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. It is held each year on the first weekend in January. Race starts at Knik Lake (mile 13 on Knik Goose Bay Rd.)
The Knik 200 is a limited class race for all Dog Mushers meeting the qualifications as set forth by the Knik 200 Race Committee.
The Knik 200 covers 200 miles and is an Iditarod & Yukon Quest sanctioned race.
PLEASE CONTACT: Robert Sexton 907-491-0893, e-mail: running12dogs@yahoo.com
Joe Redington Sr.
