Thursday morning finds “flurries” on the Iditarod trail.  First a “flurry” of activity and second the snow type and that’s actually much heavier than “flurries”

Veteran musher Brent Sass (bib #27), of Eureka, Alaska, is the first musher to reach the Cripple checkpoint, the halfway point of the Iditarod Trail

As Wednesday draws to a close, we’re going to begin seeing some check marks in the 24-hour column of the standings.  Aaron Burmeister was first

Mille Porsild pulled into McGrath last evening at 19:07 as one of twenty-two mushers to achieve the 311 mile mark on March 8th.  Aaron Burmeister

Anchorage, Alaska –Veteran musher Aaron Burmeister (bib #23), of Nome/Nenana, Alaska, was the first musher to reach the McGrath checkpoint at 5:41 p.m. today with

It’s Tuesday evening and according to Insider race analysts Bruce Lee and Greg Heister, the two guys leading the pack – Brent Sass and Dallas

Jeff Schultz has been the Official Iditarod Photographer for years and years and more years.  Over the past couple of races he’s shifted his focus

You are a serious Iditarod fan if the locations in your weather app include Skwentna and Nikolai amongst others like Ruby, Kaltag and Unalakleet.  It’s

Starting tonight with happenings at the back of the pack. Julie Ahnen in bib#29 has just made Finger Lake where 11 other mushers are resting. 

Dense: closely compacted, and that pretty much describes the flow of teams through Yentna and Skwentna that took place on the first night of Iditarod