Scott Janssen does a little improve and creates the First to the Yukon Award.

The Seavey family is talented in more ways than just standing on the runners!  Conway Seavey opened ceremonies tonight singing for nearly 30 minutes.  You can see more of Conway on his Facebook page at Facebook/ConwaySeavey.

Dan Seavey pulled into Nome Sunday morning, ending his historic trip to Nome. The 74-year-old Seavey wore bib number one hundred, which represents the centennial of the Iditarod trail. 

David Monson, the husband of the late Susan Butcher and his daughters Tekla and Chisana have reached Nome!  It was 25 years ago that Susan won her first Iditarod. David and his daughters are taking this trip to honor his wife and their mother.

Karen Ramstead and her team of Siberian Huskies pulled into Nome Saturday afternoon. She had 10 dogs on her gang-line and is the 50th musher to reach the burled arch.

Iditarod rookie musher Hank Debruin reached Nome Saturday afternoon at 1:13. Debruin crossed the finish line in 49th position with 10 dogs on his gang-line.

Matt Failor and his team of Martin Buser’s puppies made it to Nome Saturday morning. He pulled into the chute at 9:10 with a string of 14 dogs.

Jaimee Kinzer pulled into Nome Saturday morning. She arrived just before 7 am with a string of ten dogs and was met by a contingent of friends and family. She talks about her trip on the trail and the hard times that she had.

Rookie musher Travis Cooper and his team of 10 dogs pulled into Nome Friday night at 11:37. He was met by friends and family and talks about his trip on the Iditarod trail.

Justin Savidas pulled into Nome Friday evening at 7:45. He had 11 dogs on his gang-line and drove much of the race without his two main leaders. Justin was met under the arch by his wife.

Kristy and Anna Berington crossed under the burled arch Friday evening holding hands with their dog teams side by side. The twins travelled together in this year’s race. This was Kristy’s third Iditarod and Anna’s first.

Dallas and the Seavey family tradition. These are excerpts from interviews for the upcoming post-race documentary dvd.  So keep your eyes and ears open for that!

Aliy Zirkle and 1 HOUR!.  These are excerpts from interviews for the upcoming post-race documentary dvd.  So keep your eyes and ears open for that!