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Birch Equipment wins fourth Ski to Sea race in a row

Bellingham, WALocal News

Birch Equipment secured victory in the 52nd Ski to Sea race, finishing with a time of 5:44:14. 5, which marks their fourth consecutive win in this annual event. The race took place on a beautiful day at the Mt. Baker Ski Area, where Birch Equipment maintained a commanding lead through all segments. In the Road Bike leg, biker Matt Bailey showcased his skill, completing the course in 1:24:56 despite challenging breezy conditions.

Boomer’s Drive-In and Inn at Lynden followed in the rankings, finishing with collective times of 13:18:30. 7 and 13:26:01. 6, respectively. This year’s event highlighted the competitive nature of local teams and their commitment to outdoor sports in the Bellingham area. The Ski to Sea race not only promotes athleticism but also fosters community spirit.

For those interested, KGMI broadcasted the race, and further coverage is available on the race day coverage page. The continued success of Birch Equipment underscores their dominance in this local sporting tradition.

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