2000 Alcan Winter Rally, final scores & awards
#
 Team  Vehicle  Classes Grand 
Total		 Slalom 
Total		 Place in 
Slaloms		 Place in
Class		 Place
Overall
Awards
6 R.D. Kraushaar /
Richardson / Eklund		 Subaru 
Impreza RS		 Class I 
Studded		 72.4  14.4  2 
1
 1  First overall 
First in Class I
1 Dallenbach /
Unser / Grimshaw		 Isuzu Rodeo Class II 
Studded		 78.2  21.2  6 
1
 2  Second overall 
First in Class II 
POR award: Grimshaw
13 Coughnour/ Bradley Subaru 
Outback Sdn		 Class I 
Studded 		 81.6  16.6  4 
2
 3  Second, Class I
2 Henderson/ 
R. Kraushaar		 Subaru 
Outback Wgn		 Class II 
Studded		 99.4  23.4  8 
2
 4  Second, Class II
10 Norman/Reid BMW 325ix Class I 
Studded		 119  30  11 T
3
 5  Third, Class I
4 Jones/Deno/Atkins Isuzu Rodeo Class II 
Studded		 158  30  11 T
3
 6  Third, Class II
18 Engstrom/Lynn Subaru 
Impreza RS		 Class I 
Studded		 160.5  8.5  1 
1
 7  Fastest slaloms, Quesnel & Whitehorse 
First overall in slaloms
12 Meggy/Fuhrman Subaru Legacy Class I 
Studded		 168.7  20.7  5 
 5
 8  Press on Regardless Award
8 Fouse/Wood/Foren Subaru 
Outback Wgn		 Class III 
Studded 		 210.7  22.7  7 
1
 9  First in Class III
9 Boyce/Boyce Jeep 
Cherokee		 Class III 
NonStudded		 285  30  4 
2
 10  Second, Class III
19 Soper/Dennison Subaru 
Forester		 Class II 
NonStudded		 342.5  11.5  2 
 4
 11  Isuzu "Go Farther" Award
3 Huntoon /
Carlson/Taylor		 BMW X5 Class II 
Studded		 371  30  11 T
 4
 12   
17 Green/John Eagle 
Talon Tsi		 Class III 
Studded		 428.2  27.2  9 
 3
 13  Third, Class III
5 Pirelli/Furlan Subaru 
Outback Sdn		 Class I 
Studded		 500  15  3 
 6
 14  Fastest slalom, Big Lake
7 Corser/Bartlett/Deem Isuzu Trooper Class III 
Studded 		 519.9  28.9  10 
 4
 15   
22 Lukehart/Bergeron/
Quigley		 Chinook 
Baja RV		 Class II 
Studded		 540  30  11 T
 5
 16  Subaru/Pirelli Sportsmanship Award
16 Horst/Willey Range Rover Class II 
Studded		 549  30  11 T
 6
 17  
21 Alkema/McClellan Jeep 
Cherokee		 Class II 
NonStudded		 601.4  27.4  3 
 7
 18   
20 Dunn/Gross/Marcuse Toyota 
Landcruiser		 Class III 
Studded		 843  30  11 T
 5
 19   
11 Hines/Wright Audi 4000 
Quattro		 Class I 
NonStudded		 1162  0  1 
7
 20  First in slaloms, Non-Studded tires
23 Robles/Jones/Miner Chinook Baja RV Dalton Class 1296          Dalton Award
14 Bernower/Bernower Ford F250 Dalton Class 1429        Dalton Award
Leonard/Knox Ford F250
"BFGoodrich" Sweep Truck
 Press on Regardless Award

Notes on Classes & Awards
The 4 classes shown above are:
     Class I - Passenger cars using unlimited navigational equipment and computers.
     Class II - Trucks and sport/utility vehicles (SUV's), using unlimited navigational equipment and computers.
     Class III - Any type vehicle, limited to "Seat of the Pants" (SOP) equipment.
     Dalton Class (Touring) - Are not scored but must adhere to the same route and schedule as other teams.  This class participated on a "pass/fail" basis: successful teams received the event's "Dalton Award".

Ice slaloms are scored within two classes: Studded and Non-Studded tires.  The fastest team in each class scored a "0" at each event, other teams received one point for each second slower (scored to .1 second).  The maximum penalty at each slalom event is 10 seconds.

Press on Regardless Award:  A traditional Alcan award, presented to teams or individuals who have pressed on through unusual adversity.

Isuzu "Go Farther" Award:  A perpetual award presented by Isuzu. This goes to the team who best exemplifies the spirit of Isuzu's "Go Farther" slogan.  It is also intended to recognize the accomplishments of our many private entries who compete successfully with sponsored factory teams. This year it was awarded to a team that completed the 200 mile side trip to Valdez ("just because we wanted to see it") in spite of the fact that the leg had been officially dropped from scoring .  It was also awarded Posthumously to "Fast Eddie" Botwick for participation in almost every Alcan event from 1984 to 1996.

Subaru/Pirelli Sportsmanship Award:  This recognizes a team who best demonstrated the principles of good sportsmanship and cheerful assistance to others.
* On day #2 the Chinook teams provided replacement driving lights to a team that had hit a deer and destroyed their own.
* On day #6 they provided a hot lunch for all participants at the Arctic Circle crossing on the Dalton Highway.
* On day #8 they stopped to loan a battery to a vehicle who's alternator had failed, causing themselves to be late at the next TSD and loose places in the overall standings.