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
In 1973 sweethearts, wives and family stood with tears in their eyes as the mushers departed the start of the inaugural Iditarod. Would they ever
If asked what Iditarod is, you’d say it’s a 1,000-mile sled dog race that goes from Anchorage to Nome. Nice clean definition but there’s so
If asked what Iditarod is, you’d say it’s a 1,000-mile sled dog race that goes from Anchorage to Nome. Nice clean definition but there’s so
Mushers are very excited that Iditarod will happen in 2021. A great deal of science has been considered in making the race safe for
We all remember when bubbles were wobbly iridescent spheres that floated forth from a magic little wand that was dipped in soap and waved
A total of 12 rookies are set to take the trail in Iditarod’s Gold Trail Loop of 2021. There are three women and nine men
Part II of the Rookie Review introduces the mushers who’ve listed Fairbanks and Two Rivers as home. They may have all had front row seats
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