Team 114, Whitehorse’s Something Else Entirely, a C-4 crew, has won the 2022 Yukon River Quest. They arrived at Dawson City this afternoon at 1:08:12.

They finished the race in a total time of 49:08:12.

At press time there was a tight race between second and third.

In second is www.tyreorder.com Elite Team, a Tandem Kayak team from Estonia.

They arrived at Thistle Creek at 6:51 a.m. today. They, too are on their way to Dawson, with an estimated arrival time of 2:41 p.m. today.

Continuing to hold down third place is Team 111, Pagunpogo, a Men’s Voyageur crew. They arrived at Thistle Creek at 6:58 this morning. Their ETA in Dawson is 2:42 p.m.

Team 147, the Hatchet Lake Men’s Voyageur crew from the Denesuline First Nation in Saskatchewan, holds down fourth place. They were scheduled to arrive at Thistle Creek at 7:53 this morning, but that remained to be confirmed. Their ETA in Dawson is 5:14 p.m. today.

Rounding out the top five is Team 113, the Soggy Bottom Boys, a tandem canoe team from Whitehorse. They arrived at Thistle Creek at 9:48 this morning and are estimated to be in Dawson at 7:02 p.m.

Of note is Team HUUM SAUNA Team Estonia, a Women’s Tandem Kayak from Estonia, close behind in sixth place. They arrived at Thistle Creek at 9:50 a.m. and are expected in Dawson City at 7:08 p.m.

Many of the Yukon River Quest teams were heading toward Dawson City at press time early this afternoon.

Watch for more in-depth coverage of the Yukon River Quest in Monday’s Star.