(teams finishing under 55 hours received prize money)
Solo Classes
(Recipients of necklace from Gold Trail Jewellery as well as prize money)
Open C1:
- #29 Voyageur Buckaroo – Mark Fletcher, Haines Jct., Yukon (57:41)
- #53 Team Hellbender – David Hasenbeck, Missouri (62:14)
- #68 Boy in a Boat– Brandan May, Ontario (64:20)
Women K1
- #21 Powered by Chocolate – Janice Mason, British Columbia (52:57)
- #63 Asleep at the Paddle – Avery Burke, Ontario (57:50)
- no award
Men K1
- #17 Passing Wind – Chris Spoor, British Columbia (45:06)
- #67 Numbnuts – Shaun Thrower, Great Britain (46:25)
- #25 Paddling Forward – Shawn Corrigan, Austria (47:23)
Overall Solo
- #17 Passing Wind – Chris Spoor, British Columbia (45:06)
- #67 Numbnuts – Shaun Thrower, Great Britain (46:25)
- #25 Paddling Forward – Shawn Corrigan, Austria (47:23)
Tandem Canoe
Women C2
- #62 Atlantic Express – Abby Lewis / Bev Lewis, BC/Nova Scotia (50:19)
- #39 MIAPAT – Pat McKenna / Mia Lee, Whitehorse, Yukon (50:29)
- #51 Yahndawa’ Tzun – Monique Levesque / Pauline Frost, Whitehorse (52:19)
Mixed C2
- #35 6364 – Terry Wescott / Ander Thebaud, Maine (49:24)
- #56 Boydes of a Feather – Jim Boyde / Pam Boyde, Whitehorse (50:05)
- #43 15 X 0 – Larry Seethaler / Brenda Forsythe, Alaska (52:24)
Men C2
- #20 Round Side Down – Tim Lynch / Dave Lewis, Faro/ Nova Scotia (43:18)
- #57 Crazy Heart – Connor Landick / Steven Landick, Michigan (45:01)
- #44 Kelowna Kanoers – Dylan Switzer / David Mcinerney, BC (47:12)
Overall C2
- #20 Round Side Down – Tim Lynch / Dave Lewis, Faro/ Nova Scotia (43:18)
- #57 Crazy Heart – Connor Landick / Steven Landick, Michigan (45:01)
- #44 Kelowna Kanoers – Dylan Switzer / David Mcinerney, BC (47:12)
Tandem Kayak
Women K2
- #36 The Fascinators – Martha Taylor / Al Morham, Whitehorse (47:04, new record)
- #7 Cedar Strippers – Lyndsey Haak / Diane Haak, Ontario (51:59)
- #59 This Ain’t No Mirror Pond – Pam Stevenson / Karen Holm, Oregon (54:33)
Mixed K2
- #23 Black Berta – Ilze Plakane / Ugis Gutmanis, Latvia (47:22)
- no award
- no award
Men K2
- #42 beatsworkin – Reuhl Iombard / Bertus Rinke, South Africa / Arizona (46:54)
- no award
- no award
Overall K2
- #42 beatsworkin – Reuhl Iombard / Bertus Rinke, South Africa / Arizona (46:54)
- #36 The Fascinators – Martha Taylor / Al Morham, Whitehorse (47:04)
- #23 Black Berta – Ilze Plakane / Ugis Gutmanis, Latvia (47:22)
Voyageur Canoes
Women Voyageur
- #50 Skirting Disaster, Yukon/United Kingdom/Texas/Wash. (42:50 new record)
- #3 Outward Bound Canada, Ontario/British Columbia (47:28)
- #49 Paddlers Abreast, Yukon (55:59)
Mixed Voyageur
- #31 Skaha ha ha ha, British Columbia (46:34)
- #22 River City Pirates, Alberta (54:03)
- #28 Crazy Gulls & Boys, Ontario (62:20)
Open Voyageur
- # 18 Down Under Dogs, Australia (41:51)
- #55 Such A Blast, California (42:45)
- #26 Interserve London Irish 1, Great Britain (54:31)
Overall Voyageur
- # 18 Down Under Dogs, Australia (41:51)
- #55 Such A Blast, California (42:45)
- #50 Skirting Disaster, Yukon/United Kingdom/Texas/Wash. (42:50)
Special Awards (Cash)
Top All Yukon Canoe – #56 Boydes of a Feather – Jim and Pam Boyde (cash)
Top All Yukon Kayak – #36 The Fascinators – Martha Taylor and Ali Morham (cash)
Top First Nation Team – #64 Men of the Midnight Sun – Kendall McDonald and Tim Gordon of Inuvik, NWT (cash)
Special Awards (Sponsors)
Top Yukoners – from #50 Skirting Disaster – Verena Koenig, Kam Davies and Joanie Pelletier (Yukon Brewing)
Top Women – #36 The Fascinators – Martha Taylor and Ali Morham (Coast Mountain Sports)
Fastest Senior 55+ – from #57 Crazy Heart: Steven Landick (Skaguay News Depot & Books)
Most Improved – Team # 54 Tramp Again: Seppo Kivioja, Finland improved time by 10 hours, 54 minutes over 2011 (Klondike Visitors Association)
Red Stove – #11 Fast Trax: John Louis Heudes, Alberta (Haywire Industries / Harry Kern Photography). Given to winner of the back of the pack, the next to last team to cross the finish line. He finished one second ahead of #68 Black Sheep at 8:38 p.m. Saturday.
Spirit of the Yukon – #24 Yukon Project: Francis Soenen and Danny Veys, Belgium (Raven Ink), and #52 Dawson or Bust: David Little and Shane Carritt, Alberta (walking sticks donated by John Huedes). Given to the two canoe teams that went to aid of Team 66 whose kayak had gone into a log jam below White River. The two teams rescued and carried the paddler on to 60 Mile CP where he was able to warm up and later join a safety boat crew in going upriver to retrieve his kayak.
Top Overall Team – #18 Down Under Dogs (free entry for captain and team members in 2013 YRQ and name on permanent trophy) first to finish at 1:51 p.m. Friday.
RACE NOTES
• 68 teams started the race (69 were registered, 1 team withdrew a week before the start)
• 54 finished; 14 scratches (1 end of lake, 4 at Little Salmon, 6 at Carmacks, 1 at Minto, 1 at Ft. Selkirk, 1 at 60 Mile)
• Lake Laberge was quite calm (unusual) and river was high and fast, especially from the Teslin confluence down. These two factors combined for faster times overall.
• Four teams overturned in the rapids, including the overall champion (who also dumped after running into a large boil near Big Salmon); all carried on after getting to shore.