Buddy Streeper wins the 11th onac championship, creates a three-day track record | Local

Remy Coste in the second year in a row in the second year in a row and recorded a total time of 216: 12.5. He made a track record for the fastest final day at 88: 54.9.

Coste recorded the fastest times in the first and third runs, but Streepers strong second day turned out to be crucial and gave him a lead of 1: 34.3 in the lead into Sunday.

“I had a good run on the first day,” said Streeper. “But I was in a good position and then and then [the second day]The team was really difficult. That is what we are looking for in the last five, six, seven miles of a 20-mile run, the team just came together. That means today that they would be strong. I had the advantage because I brought together a good lead after two days of the race. You don't win every fight to win the war. You only choose where you want to play this game. “

The race finally came to Streeper and Coste, who retired from the field. Anny Malo was third with 226: 30.3, more than 10 minutes behind Coste. Riley Parker recorded the fastest time among the teams based in Alaska and took fourth place at 227: 20.6, while Jake Robinson (228: 07.7) rounded off the top 5.

Streeper and Coste ended first and second place for the second year in a row. Streeper spoke up of Coste and emphasized how her competition urges him to improve.

“A lot of great respect, he puts the hours, the blood, sweat and tears, just like us. He does everything he can and he increases my game because I know that he will bring it as much as possible, ”said Streeper. “Today we set up Track Records again, another track record in our sport was set up because of the competition today. If there is a really strong competition, that makes more competition. Since Remy is here, we can work harder and challenge ourselves to do it better. “

Streeper's persistent success at Onac now brings it into the reach and exceeded the record of all time.

“We have a great team here. We have a great recipe, ”said Streeper about success. “I got the recipe, I know what it takes to build this championship team, and it's not just on race day. My team for the next year started training three years ago, dogs that will not be in this team in this team. It is a big team performance and we are overwhelmed by satisfaction and pride for this team. “

1. Buddy Streeper, 214: 54.1

4. Riley Parker, 227: 20.6

5. Jake Robinson, 228: 07.7

6. Andy Huetten, 230: 31.4

7. Dustin Kendall, 232: 46.4

8. Clyde Mayo Jr., 233: 59.4

9. Michael Tetzner, 234: 45.3

10. Mitchell Jacobson, 240: 29.6

11. Laura Magnusson, 240: 52.0

12. Marvin Kokrine, 243: 00.2

13. Sebi Eisert, 243: 22.8

14. Beth Callis, 243: 40.7

15. Eddie Dayton, 246: 59.1

16. Frank Habermann, 248: 02.0

18. Thad mccracken, 271: 12.6

19. Destiny Lytle, 275: 47.1

20. Hannah Wappett, 310: 49.5