We left his car in Dawson City for two or three days after the alternator went out so we could go up and do the best part of the rally that we hear was to drive up the Inuit to the Northwest Territories,

and then 110 miles up the Mackenzie River to a place called Tapayuktuk, which is an island in the boat in the boat in the summer by driving in the winter of the ice road.

Episode 119, the Alcan 5,000 rally with Jerry Hines.

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Get out there and have some fun. Hey, guys, I need to offer up an apology on this episode.

Jerry Hines did a great interview, but for some reason, my microphone on my end was muffling a bunch of my questions. So hopefully you can hear through that and understand what I'm saying

enough to enjoy the interview. Welcome back to another episode of the Adventure Sports podcast.

This is Travis Parsons. The Alcan 5,000 is a rally where experience, good judgment, consistency,

reliability, and resourcefulness are rewarded at the finish line.

Since the competitors are penalized for arriving too soon just as much as they are for taking too long,

these 5,000 mile rallies place private teams on equal footing with their factory team competition.

Rallymaster Jerry Hines is here with me today to tell us all about this awesome

sounding rally. Jerry, thanks for joining me. Thank you very much for having me. Oh, I'm excited to

hear about this event. One of our listeners, Jesse, pointed it out to me and said, hey, you

guys should get Jerry Hines on the show to talk about the Alcan 5,000.

And that was the first time I had ever heard about it.

And after the research I've been doing, it just looks like it's a blast.

Great.

I want to thank both you and Jesse, Travis.

Yep, absolutely.

All right.

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