The Race
Country music icon, television personality, celebrated outdoorsman, and patriotic Army veteran Craig Morgan is partnering with Monster Energy for the 2,600 mile Iron Dog Snowmobile Race. Further, Monster Energy will feature a full line of energy and protein shakes at the event.
“As a part-time resident here in Alaska, I can’t wait to partner with Monster Energy on this long standing tradition in the state,” shared Morgan.
Set to take place in Big Lake, Alaska, the race will begin on February 13 and finish on February 20. In addition, Morgan will join pro class riders for the final day of the longest snowmobile race in the world. The event will continue with safe COVID-19 precautions in place.
Racing in rugged events and races is absolutely not out of the country singer’s league. In 2013, Morgan participated in Fjällräven Polar, a 200-mile, five-day dog sled race that kicked off in Sweden before making its way through three countries.
Military Life For Craig Morgan
Craig Morgan may have gotten his strength from the seventeen years he spent in the U.S. Army and Army Reserves. After his time ended in the military, Morgan was awarded the Army’s Outstanding Civilian Service Medal, which is the highest civilian honor the Department of the Army can bestow upon someone. Up to today, he has remained devoted to supporting our military men and women. The artist has performed sixteen overseas tours to entertain more than 45,000 U.S. troops all over the world.
His Music Career
Craig Morgan is undoubtedly one of the most accomplished and talented artists of this time. In 2008, the country music artist was inducted as a member of the Grand Ole Opry. Morgan has charted a total of twenty-five songs on Billboard including songs like, “International Harvester” and “Bonfire”.
More recently, the beloved artist released new music for the first time in over three years on his ninth studio album “God, Family, Country”. His latest album features five new songs along with remastered hits from 2002-2008 for Broken Bow. Morgan also recently performed alongside Blake Shelton at the Grand Ole Opry via a livestream concert. The concert was in support of wildlife and habitat conservation.
For more information on Craig Morgan learn more at craigmorgan.com and engage with Morgan on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
