What is the Alaskan Wet Dog Race? Simply put the Alaskan Wet Dog Race is going to be the world's longest personal watercraft (PWC) endurance race and the goal is to have the largest prize payout in watercrafting history. This race will begin in the ocean at Whittier, Alaska and end over 2000 miles and 23 checkpoints later in a lake called Iliamna at the village of Iliamna . Over two thousand miles of rough and brutal watercraft riding, across Alaska's open oceans, rivers and lakes will not only test the stamina of man, but it will define which brand of watercraft is the best. This race will separate those who think they can ride from those who can. Riders will be challenged to know the watercrafts limits as well as their own personal limits. Do you as a rider know how to work on your machine if and when it breaks down? Do you know how far you can travel on a tank of fuel? Do you know what parts on your craft are most likely to break and do you have spare parts and the tools to fix them with you? Can you read and follow GPS coordinates? Did you prepare yourself for a trip that will take you across some 100 mile stretches of ocean with nothing in between? Are you prepared to tackle the elements that Alaska 's waters can throw at you like 10-25 foot seas, freezing rain, storms that can and have sunk many big ships, fog so thick that you will not know what direction is up? If you think you can then log in to www.wetdograce.com to put your name on the list.
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