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!

Mitch Seavey talks about his son Dallas and Iditarod’s new Champion.  These are excerpts from interviews for the upcoming post-race documentary dvd.  So keep your eyes and ears open for that!

John Baker talks about Dallas Seavey and Iditarod’s new Champion.  These are excerpts from interviews for the upcoming post-race documentary dvd.  So keep your eyes and ears open for that!

Aaron Burmeister talks about his deep connection with Iditarod.  These are excerpts from interviews for the upcoming post-race documentary dvd.  So keep your eyes and ears open for that!

Ramey Smyth talks about Dallas Seavey and Iditarod’s new Champion.  These are excerpts from interviews for the upcoming post-race documentary dvd.  So keep your eyes and ears open for that!

Bill Pinkham and his team made it to Nome in 42nd position. Pinkham had 11 dogs and was met by his wife and 14-month daughter under the burled arch.

Veteran musher Art Church reached the burled arch Friday afternoon with 14 dogs on his line. He crossed the finish line just before 3pm to  a welcoming committee of friends and family.

Curt Perano became the first Kiwi to finish the Iditarod sled dog race. He crossed the finish line Friday afternoon with 9 dogs and was met by several people including his brother Troy.

The mushing mortician made it across the finish line Friday afternoon. Scott Janssen made it to Nome with 12 dogs and arrived at 12:38.

Matt Giblin and his dog team reached Nome at 11:20 on Friday Morning. The veteran musher had 11 dogs with him when he reached Nome.

Trent Herbst and his dog team crossed under the burled arch at 9:30 Friday morning. Herbst finished this year’s Iditarod with 10 dogs on his string.

Karin Hendrickson and her team of 12 dogs is the 36th team to finish the Iditarod. She came across the line at 9:30 on Friday morning.

Veteran musher Bruce Linton pulled into Nome Friday morning with 14 dogs and was met by his family and friends. Linton, who has two small children, says his battle with diabetes is a big reason why this is his last Iditarod.

Mike Santos arrived in Nome Friday morning and likened his team to driving a freight train. Mike arrived in Nome with 15 dogs at 5:20 Friday morning — completing a very fast trip from White Mountain to the burled arch.

Veteran musher Jim Lanier made his way into Nome just before 6 Thursday night. Jim finished with 10 dogs.

Kelly Maixner has reached Nome again!  He finishes in 32nd place at 4:53 late this afternoon with 11 dogs.

The 31st musher into Nome is Ryne Olson. She crossed the finish line at 4:33 with 11 dogs and was met by a crowd of friends and family.

5-time Champion Rick Swenson reaches Nome again. He finished with 10 dogs at 2:44 this afternoon.

Nik Petit has finished his 3rd Iditarod!  He hit Nome at 2:24 this afternoon with 8 dogs.

Braxton Peterson is the 3rd rookie to reach Nome in 2012.  The rookie finishes with 10 dogs at 1:44 this afternoon.