Grayson Bruton and Jody Potts-Joseph departed Nulato at 05:05 and 05:37 respectively on Monday morning. Each had 10 dogs on their line. With their departure,
Siri Raitto captured the action in Galena over the weekend. Notice the details. Enjoy the story she shares through her photos.
Jessie Holmes reached Unalakleet checkpoint on the Bering Sea at 09:27 with 13 dogs in harness. He is the recipient of the Ryan Air Gold
Insider guy David Poyzer has provided us with more awesome photos from Ruby. I’m always impressed with his work but there’s one shot in this
Jody Potts departed Cripple checkpoint at 05:55 and joined nine other teams on the trek to Ruby and the Yukon River. With her departure, trail
Photographers David Poyzer and Siri Raitto are on the trail capturing action with their cameras. It’s a great job if you have the right clothes,
Friday evening and three teams are heading toward Galena from Ruby. Jessie Holmes took his 8 hour Yukon rest and hit the river at 12:55
On Friday morning the Tracker shows all competitive teams are concentrated between Ophir and Ruby. You might remember from Race Director Mark Nordman’s musher briefing
Veteran Iditarod musher Jessie Holmes in bib 7 was the first musher to reach the Cripple checkpoint. At mile 425, Cripple is considered to be the
It’s Thursday morning and the GPS tracker is starting to take on some color again. Teams are coming off the 24-hour mandatory rest so green
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