Photo courtesy of and Copyright © 2012 Justin Marley Alaska SnowRider Magazine. H/T Katie DeFrancesco, Sarah Palin News (SPN) for photo lead. Iron Dog Team 11, Todd Palin and Scott Davis cross the finish line in 5th Place on February 25, 2012 at 18:29:01 / 6:29:01 EST. The first five places in the Iron Dog are considered winners and first place is champion. Todd Palin is a four-time champion and now an eight-time winner. He has been racing for over 20 years, which means 12 out of the 20 or 75% of them were wins.
Photo courtesy of and Copyright © 2012 Justin Marley Alaska SnowRider Magazine. H/T Katie DeFrancesco, Sarah Palin News (SPN) for photo lead. Todd Palin takes his daughter Piper in his arms moments after crossing the finish line in the 2012 Iron Dog.
Photo courtesy of and Copyright © 2012 Justin Marley Alaska SnowRider Magazine. H/T Katie DeFrancesco, Sarah Palin News (SPN) for photo lead. Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin goes to greet her husband Todd as he prepares to dismount his snow machine after crossing the finish line and greeting his daughter Piper.
Photo courtesy of and Copyright © 2012 Justin Marley Alaska SnowRider Magazine. H/T Katie DeFrancesco, Sarah Palin News (SPN) for photo lead. Gov. Palin and her husband Todd prepare to hug moments after his 5th place 2012 Iron Dog win.
Photo courtesy of and H/T Joe Silva, Sarah Palin News (SPN) for photo lead. Gov. Palin and husband Todd in mid-hug after his 5th Place 2012 Iron Dog win.
Photo courtesy of and Copyright © 2012 Justin Marley Alaska SnowRider Magazine. H/T Katie DeFrancesco, Sarah Palin News (SPN) for photo lead. Gov. Palin and husband Todd walk arm-in-arm after his 5th Place 2012 Iron Dog win. Iron Dog racers reach speeds exceeding 100 mph over 2,000 miles of some of the planet’s most dangerous terrain in actual temperatures that can fall as low as -70F. The Iron Dog race is held each February and generally lasts a week
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