Thank you for your interest in covering the 53rd Running of The Last Great Race on Earth®.
Media applications for the 2025 Race are now officially open. We kindly ask that you review the Media Guide by clicking the link below before submitting your application.
2025 Race Statements & Press Releases
- The ITC Mourns the Loss of Head Veterinarian, Dr. Stu Nelson – September 26, 2024
- The Iditarod & Alaska SPCA Announce Partnership – September 19, 2024
- 24 Mushers enter the running for the 2025 Iditarod on opening day – June 29, 2024
All media queries can be directed to media@iditarod.com
- 2025 Musher list
- Viewing locations – Anchorage
- Calendar of events
- Race map details
- Iditarod results and history
- Dog care
- Iditarod Sponsors
2024 Champion Summary
Veteran musher Dallas Seavey of Talkeetna, Alaska, crossed the finish line of the 52nd running of the Iditarod in Nome at 5:16 p.m. on March 12, 2024, claiming his sixth Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race® championship. With this win, Seavey has now become the most celebrated musher in the 52 years of the race.Seavey had 10 dogs in harness when he triumphantly crossed the finish line to win the Iditarod 2024 title in 9 days, 2 hours, 16 minutes and 8 seconds. Of course, Seavey could not have made it the approximately 975 miles from Anchorage to Nome without his team of incredible dogs.
As the winner of Iditarod 2024, Seavey adds more mushing accolades to his career. Seavey has run and completed The Iditarod 13 times, has finished in the Top Ten 11 times. In 2012, Dallas became the youngest musher to win the Iditarod at age 25, and now, 12 years later at the age of 37 is the winningest musher to compete in the race, securing his sixth win.
Read the full press release HERE
