...living the urgency and excitement of the start of the Yukon Quest created an unforgettable experience, my favourite winter adventure memory. If you are looking for a true "Canadian" adventure, the REAL THING, consider attending the Yukon quest. The pageant, the scenery, the dogs, the people, the excitement will change your opinion of winter in the north forever.

Peter Elmhirst, Ontario

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Lance Mackey and his team win their fourth consecutive Yukon Quest Race. Film clips, an interview and more. 17 meg - 3:50 minutes / Video by Peter Kamper Ken Anderson crosses the Finish Line of the 2008 Yukon Quest in Whitehorse less than 20 minutes after the winner Lance Mackey. 14 meg - 3 min / Video by Peter Kamper Mackey makes history with fourth win, arriving in Whitehorse just minutes ahead of Ken Anderson. 2:16 Sec. 9.18 MB. Video by Ray McBath Ken Anderson takes second place and hand shake from Lance in the 2008 Yukon Quest. 1:26 Sec. 6.13 MB. Video by Ray McBath Dave Dalton has a beer and talks about traveling with Michell Phillips. 1:05 Sec. 5.09 Mb Video by Ray McBath. Michell enters Whitehorse and wows the crowd.1:11 Sec. 4.23 Mb. Video by Ray McBath. David Dalton finishes his Race in Whitehorse in 3rd place. Includes a short interview. 2:40 min - 11.3 meg/ Video by Peter Kamper Michelle Phillips reaches the Finish Line in Dawson and gives a short interview on the fact, that David Dalton and her travelled together for roughly 500 miles. 1:44 min - 7.5 meg / Video by Peter Kamper Brent Sass arrives in Whitehorse and gets interviewed by the media. The large 16 meg file is worth it. 3:30 min / Video by Peter Kamper Clips & a story: Dan Kaduce arrives with his team in Whitehorse, is greeted by Lance Mackey and tells the story of a dog that got loose while crossing kneedeep overflow outside Braeburn. 2 min - 7.1 meg / Video by Peter Kamper Kyla's will and determination has paid off. She will be awarded the Red lantern at tonights awards dinner. 2:08 Min. 7.04 MB Video By Ray McBath. Bill Cotter, who ran the Race first in 1984 and won in 1987 arrives in Whitehorse from a rough trail on his 62nd birthday on the 25th anniversary of the trail. His handler Yuka Honda (Musher of the 2006 YQ) helps to bring the team to his truck. Kyla Boivin finishes the 1000 mile / 1600 km YQ trail for the 6th time. This video clip shows the check-in, Kyla's mother driving the team to the truck, feeding and loading the dogs as well as a very short part of a long interview. / Video P.K.