Eye on the Trail: Nome Banquet and Awards
The return to the traditional Finisher’s Banquet format in Nome was welcomed by mushers, families, sponsors and Iditarod fans alike. After two years of anything
The return to the traditional Finisher’s Banquet format in Nome was welcomed by mushers, families, sponsors and Iditarod fans alike. After two years of anything
Veteran Iditarod musher Aqayauq Reitan (bib #47) of Kaktovik, Alaska, is the final musher to reach Nome on March 19th at 11:39 p.m. with seven
Before Kaylin Davis, one of the final four to leave White Mountain departed the checkpoint, she answered a few questions for Insider. Without a doubt,
When Riley Dyche left White Mountain at 20:06 on the evening of St. Patrick’s Day, he fully expected to be in Nome within 12 hours.
Riley Dyche was undoubtedly glad to see Front Street and the Burled Arch of Nome. He’s proof that patience is a virtue. Riley persevered through
March 18th certainly didn’t turn out as expected. It was an incredibly hectic day for race officials even though no one made the finish line
Deke Naaktgeboren has completed his second Iditarod. He’s negotiated the Steps, the Gorge, and the snowless Burn. He’s navigated the sea ice and head winds
Just like all the people in Nome, I’m watching the tracker and waiting for the first musher to arrive on St. Patrick’s Day. It’s going
Second year rookie, Martin Massicotte reached Nome in 21st place with a time of 10 days, 8 hours and 17 minutes. Martin attempted the race
Michelle Phillips of the Yukon Territory led the remainder of the top twenty into Nome on Wednesday afternoon. Michelle earned 17th place with a time
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