【hd ??? ??】Corgis raced each other and look, it's pretty irresistibly cute

With their stubby legs and hd ??? ??short stature, the humble corgi isn't the kind of dog you'd expect to go racing.

Nevertheless, the first ever SoCal Corgi National Championship took place on Sunday at Santa Anita Park in Los Angeles, where 100 adorable dogs competed against each other.

SEE ALSO: Please enjoy this wonderful dog frolicking through a homemade ball pit

The finals of the competition took place on the track usually reserved for horses, with the likes of Benji, Loki, Nubby and Jojo using their stumpers to zoom to glory.

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And look, we know what you're here for. The photos.

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While it look liked Iggy was going to catch up, Roi and his owner Rick Garcia were the clear winners in the final of the race, a replay of which you can watch below.

You may not know it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

Big winner. Credit: MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images

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