News & Web Race Coverage [ Top ]
· Dogsled.com - a source of updates on the Yukon Quest,
the Iditarod and other major sled dog races
· Yukon
Quest Hall of Fame from the official site, including
the winning times for 1984-2005
· All
mushers who ever ran the Yukon Quest, A to Z guide
2008 Quest
· Mushing
covers musher sign-up for 2008
2007 Quest
· 2007 Quest
winner was Lance Mackey, running a new
record time of 10 days, 2 hours, 37
minutes
· 2007 Coverage at Muktuk
2004 Quest
· Hans Gatt
made it 3 in a row in 2004, finishing in
race in 10 days 17 hours, 54 minutes
2003 Quest
· Yukon Quest Stories - from the
Anchorage Daily News,
including Han Gatt's repeat victory in 2003, finishing in
race in 10 days 16 hours, 28 minutes
2002 Quest
· Hans Gatt
won in 2002, the first European national to win, finishing in 11 days 4 hours, 22 minutes
2001 Quest
· Tim Osmar Wins 2001 Quest
running it in 11 days,
13 hours, 38 minutes
· Frank Turner finished sixth, but his record time of
10 days 16 hours and 18 minutes set in 1995 win still
stands [story gone]
· Audio Reports from KUAC Radio -
check it out!
2000 Quest
· Aliy Zirkle
Wins 2000 Quest - first woman winner of the
world's toughest sled dog race, with a time of 10 days 22
hours and 57 minutes
· Feature
on the Quest 2000 - from the National Post
· Photo Gallery
from 2002 and earlier, including pictures of
Aliy Zirkle, and photos from 2003 and 2004
1999 Quest
· Ramy
Brooks holds off Mark May to win 1999 Quest,
running at a pace of 11 days 8 hours 27 minutes
· Photos of the 1999 Yukon Quest Start
- in Fairbanks
1998 Quest
· Bruce Lee won in
1998 with a time of 11 days 11 hours
and 27 minutes, followed by Andre Nadeau running Siberian
huskies in 11 days 15 hours and 13 minutes
· Doug Harris
placed 6th in 1996 and earned Challenge of
the North award, then 10th in 1998 - read
interview
· Photos of
the 1998 Quest start
· Klondike
Sun coverage - photo of Andre Nadeau arriving in
Dawson City, an editorial, story of John Firth's book
· 1998 Yukon Quest -
a student site
1997 Quest
· 1997
Running of the Yukon Quest - feature in Salon
Magazine Online Wanderlust section
· Rick
Mackey won in 12 days, 5 hours, 55 minutes
1996 Quest
· John Schandelmeier
won in 1996 in 12 days 16 hours and
6 minutes, his second victory, the first coming in 1992
1995 Quest
· Frank
Turner won in 1995 in a new record time of 10 days
16 hours 18 minutes, beating Charlie Boulding's 1991
record. 
Turner's record stood until 2006.
1994 Quest
· Lavon Barve won
in 1994 in 10 days, 22 hours, 44 minutes
1993 Quest
· Charlie Boulding
won in 1993 in 10 days, 19 hours,
9 minutes
1992 Quest
· John Schandelmeier
won in 1992 in 11 days, 21 hours,
40 minutes
1991 Quest
· Charlie
Boulding won in 1991, running a pace of 10 days,
21 hours 12 minutes, with Bruce Lee just 5 minutes back
1990 Quest
· Vern Halter won
in 1990 in 11 days, 17 hours, 9 minutes
1989 Quest
· Jeff King won in
1989 in 11 days, 20 hours, 51 minutes
1988 Quest
· David Monson won
in 1988 in 12 days, 5 hours, 6 minutes
· Ty Halvorson had
longest finishing time in race history in
1988, taking 20 days 9 hours and 16 minutes
1987 Quest
· Bill Cotter won
in 1987 in 12 days, 4 hours, 34 minutes
1986 Quest
· Bruce
Johnson of Atlin B.C. was the first Canadian to win,
running a pace of 14 days 9 hours and 17 minutes
1985 Quest
· Joe Runyan won
in 1985 in 11 days, 11 hours, 55 minutes
1984 Quest
· Sonny
Lindner won in 1984 in 12 days 0 hours 5 minutes
