The Red Lantern that is awarded represents the last musher to cross the line, and is symbolic of the Red Lamp that was originally hung on the last car on a train, usually the caboose.
The Red Lantern Award is a term often used in endurance events like the Iditarod to refer to the last-place finisher. It symbolizes perseverance and determination, highlighting the challenges faced by all participants, regardless of their placement.
In dog sled racing, a red lantern refers to the last musher or team on the trail. The red lantern is a symbolic award given to the musher who finishes last as a way to recognize their perseverance and determination in completing the race.
It's when the finnal musher gets when the pass under the arch
The red skin hanging off their beak is called a wattle. And you probably already know that the top is called a comb. They are used in courtship and other displays of the like. It is also a sign of maturity. Thanks, DavidJr
The red and black clips on the back of a speaker case are called RCA cables, or channel outputs.
An award called the red lantern
Whoever comes in last will receive the Red Lantern Award.
the history of the red lantern award is thet the last musher in iditarod to get to the finish line wins.
The last Placemen
The Red Lantern Award is an award given to the last musher to cross the finish line in Nome.
The last Placemen
The Red Lantern Award is given to the last musher to cross the finish line in Nome.
Tim Hunt in 2009
You would have to come in last place.
it is an award given to the last musher to cross the finish line in nome.Awarding a red lantern for the last place finisher in a sled dog race has become an Alaskan tradition. It started as a joke and has become a symbol of stick-to-itiveness in the mushing world."
It is an award in the Iditarod made to make the person in last feel special.
it is the last place in a contest so people can win if there in last place the last place person