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AMERICA'S TOUGHEST


Our Yukon 1000 Race: How to Get Nearly Everything Wrong and Still Break a Record
Winning isn’t clean. Turns out, you can stack an embarrassing number of mistakes and still come out ahead, as long as you nail the essentials. Jason pitched me the Yukon 1000 way too late. Our yearly schedule was already pretty packed, but the race had finally returned after a multi-year break. Somehow, we had just enough space to wedge it into our lives. Jason had two weeks— two —to recover from the Endless Mountains Expedition Race, a 5–6 day sufferfest that usually earns y
Bend Racing
Nov 18, 20254 min read


Navigating Between frustration and Acceptance
By Karine Corbeil Pics by Guillermo Guiterrez and Darren Steinbach Navigating between frustration, disappointment, and the enduring belief that we can do it. We came into this race knowing we had a great team. We were ready. We usually perform well on this type of terrain, and we had high expectations. This was our shot to break into the top five at a World Championship. But even before the race began, uncertainty set in. Pre-race information was scarce, and we were navigatin
Bend Racing
Oct 25, 20255 min read


5th at Worlds: The Race That Tested Everything
After 130 hours of racing through the wilds of British Columbia, Team BendRacing/4HourFuel secured 5th place at the 2025 Subaru Expedition Canada Adventure Racing World Championships. Here’s the inside story—gear that held up, moments that challenged us, and what it took for us to chase a dream across 800km of wilderness. - Written by Chelsey Magness - also posted on www.endurancemama.com . It’s always hard to start writing a race recap, especially an expedition-length one. S
Bend Racing
Oct 11, 202511 min read


Rainier Raid 34-Hour Adventure Race: Lessons From the Hurt
This one’s a bit overdue, but some races stick with you in a way that keeps coming back. The Rainier Raid 34-hour adventure race was one...
Bend Racing
Aug 19, 20256 min read
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