Here’s the Tuesday morning summary of Iditarod action. By the way, you know you’re a serious Iditarod fan if you get weather alerts for Nikolai,
Nicolas Petit led all mushers down through the Dalzell Gorge and on to Rohn. After taking a good rest at Finger Lake, Nic found his
Veteran Iditarod musher Cindy Gallea (bib #46), of Wykoff, Minnesota, scratched at 5:33 a.m. today at the Skwentna checkpoint. Gallea became ill (non-COVID-19-related) and made
Ramey Smyth comes from a storied mushing background. Ramey’s mother, celebrated harness maker Lolly Medley, was the second woman to ever finish the race and
Dear Alaska, By the time you read this, I will likely be on a dog sled racing across Alaska in my 21st Iditarod. This is
With limited media being on the trail or in the checkpoints, Iditarod has Dave Poyzer taking photos and posting them to the Iditarod Photo Gallery.
You know you’re a serious Iditarod fan if the weather app on your phone contains locations along the Iditarod Trail – Willow, Skwentna, Nicolai, McGrath
Rookie Iditarod musher Sean Williams (bib #35) of Chugiak, Alaska, scratched at 6:21 a.m. today in advance of the Iditarod 49 start. Williams made the decision
Aaron Peck, wearing bib #2 led the mushers out of the chute. Victoria Hardwick, wearing bib #48 was the final musher to depart for the
Iditarod is more than a race. It’s people, places and dogs. Each aspect adds immeasurable character to the Iditarod. Iditarod is all about the dogs
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