Tues 10AM—Zirkle accelerates in lead to NIKOLAI—Finger Lake Tent comes Down by Joe Runyan, 1989 Iditarod Champ Aliy Zirkle’s push to the front into Nikolai
Tuesday Morning 7am—Dan Seavey leaves Finger—-Zirkle and Baker lead pack to Salmon River Race Roundup Outside our tent of sleeping, snoring, rolling, tossing volunteers packaged
9PM—Looking at the times into rohn—Monday evening Like so many fans, I just can’t help looking at the gps little dots and the checkpoint times
4 PM—Finger Lake—Monday March 5 by Joe Runyan, 1989 Iditarod Champ Positioned in the back of the pack, I get a chance to meet mushers
9 AM Monday—Finger Lake Checkpoint by Joe Runyan, 1989 Iditarod champ The excitement of this early morning of mushers into Finger Lake has now waned,
4 am—Finger Lake—Nicholas Petit first in by Joe Runyan, 1989 Iditarod Champ Nicholas Petit leads a tight pack of front runners into Finger Lake at
Sunday ——–Late Evening—-Waiting for Mushers to Arrive in Finger Lake We launch at 5PM, Willow airport, for Finger Lake Checkpoint. Bruce Lee, Insider commentator is
Race Crowd Swell in early Afternoon As the 2PM start time nears, the crowds swell to the border fences on the starting chute. Luckily I
Start of the Race—-Early morning arrivals anticipate 2PM start Technically, the exit of Iditarod mushers from Willow Alaska is known as the Restart. But, to
The Mandatory Musher Meeting—Don’t Miss It 9AM—Musher Meeting With the ebb and flow of traffic like a train station, all seemed chaos at the Millenium
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