Eye on the Trail: Loebrich 17th and Ford 18th
What makes Iditarod fun for spectators are the small mysterious elements that today’s technology can’t unravel. As Keaton Loebrich and Emily Ford approached Nome, their
What makes Iditarod fun for spectators are the small mysterious elements that today’s technology can’t unravel. As Keaton Loebrich and Emily Ford approached Nome, their
Iditarod rookie Samantha LaLonde (bib #3) of Farmington Hills, Michigan, won Rookie of the Year when she and her team crossed under the Burled
Anna Berington completed her 13th Iditarod in 12 days, 13 hours and 6 minutes with 11 dogs in harness. Her previous best finish came in
Matthew Failor picked up his son Theo somewhere along Front Street and carried him into the chute to the finish line behind 7 dogs. Failor
Mille Porsild completed her sixth Iditarod out of six starts on Saturday at 10:53 claiming 9th place. This is the fourth time Porsild has finished
Travis Beals claimed 6th place in the 1128 mile 2025 Iditarod in the wee hours of Saturday morning. Beals arrived in Nome with nine very
Michelle Phillips has claimed fourth place arriving in Nome at 16:57 on Friday, day 11 of the 2025 Iditarod. Phillips, a Yukoner has a perfect
With the Champion, 2nd and 3rd place mushers in Nome and nobody expected for the next few hours, it’s a perfect time to consider the
2025 Iditarod Champion Jessie Holmes feels like an old friend, a guy you’ve visited with often. For thousands upon thousands of race fans, that’s exactly
Veteran musher, Jessie Holmes, originally from Alabama and based out of Brushkana, Alaska, emerged victorious in the 2025 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race®, securing his
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