The outcome of the annual dog sled race culminating at Robie Creek provides valuable data for mushers, enthusiasts, and researchers. These outcomes typically encompass the finishing times and rankings of each team, along with details such as the number of dogs completing the race and any noteworthy incidents. A hypothetical example would be a team completing the course in 12 hours, 34 minutes, securing fifth place.
This information allows for analysis of performance trends, breeding strategies, and the impact of varying training regimens. Historically, the data collected has contributed to a deeper understanding of canine endurance, sledding techniques, and the dynamics of human-animal partnerships in challenging conditions. Access to these records provides valuable insights into the evolution of the sport and the continuous improvement of participant skill and canine athleticism.
