Eye on the Trail: King 7th into Nome
Terrie Hanke
March 18, 2015
10:45 pm
Jeff King had a shot at his fifth Iditarod championship and in doing so he’d have set a record for being the oldest champion. When
Jeff King had a shot at his fifth Iditarod championship and in doing so he’d have set a record for being the oldest champion. When
Norwegian Joar Leifseth Ulsom made his third top ten finish in as many years when he made the burled arch in Nome on Wednesday afternoon.
The ever smiling Aliy Zirkle finished the 2015 Iditarod in 5th place. A very large crowd turned out on Front Street to greet and cheer
Upon arriving Nome on Bering Air this morning, I learned that three other mushers had joined Dallas Seavey in Nome as finishers. Dallas marched under
It is snowing in Shaktoolik so musher MIGHT be staying in Shaktoolik a bit longer until the winds slow a bit.
It’s quiet at the mini now… the floor has been washed… we’re ready for company…We’re ready for the Champion’s finish!
Media briefing done. Production meeting and walk through – done. Banners up! We’re ready! Are you?
Rob Cooke is a rookie in the 2015 Iditarod but he’s no stranger to 1,000 mile races. He’s finished the Yukon Quest in 2013 and
I have made it to Nome. I took a walk and saw the famous Burled Arch. Can’t wait for the finish.
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