Showing posts with label bib numbers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bib numbers. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 14, 2020

2020 Kuskokwim 300 Bib Numbers

Since the Copper Basin list was so popular with the Musher List of websites and social media, I figured I'd do the same with the rest of the races I preview this year. They won't get their bib numbers for another couple of days, so I'll just go with the order on the website for now (order of sign up) and I'll reorder them when we get the bibs. Updated: Bib Numbers have been selected and reflected in this list.

You can view their short bios on the Kusko website here.


1. Dennis Kananowicz - Facebook 
2. Pete Kaiser - Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter
3. Joar Leifseth Ulsom - Website / Facebook / Instagram
4. Dave Turner - Facebook
5. Wade Marrs - Website / Facebook / Instagram
6. Nicolas Petit - Website / Facebook / Twitter
7. Aaron Peck - Website / Facebook / Instagram
8. Matthew Failor - Website / Facebook / Instagram
9. Richie Diehl - Facebook
10. Jeff King - Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter
11. Travis Beals - Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter 
12. Will Rhodes - Website / Facebook
13. Tony Browning - Facebook
14. Aaron Burmeister - Facebook
15. Ramey Smyth - Facebook
16. Jim Lanier - Website / Facebook
17. Dakota Schlosser - Website / Facebook / Instagram
18. Paige Drobny - Website / Facebook / Instagram
19. Joanna Jagow - Website / Facebook / Instagram
20. Matt Hall - Website / Facebook / Instagram
21. Lance Mackey - Facebook / Instagram


Who are you cheering for? Comment below with your picks!
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Thursday, March 1, 2018

Iditarod 46 Bib Numbers

2 Cody Strathe Veteran
3 Mats Pettersson Veteran
4 Anna Berington Veteran
5 Shaynee Traska Rookie
6 Magnus Kaltenborn Veteran
7 Ryan Redington Veteran
8 Linwood Fiedler Veteran
9 Rick Casillo Veteran
10 Rob Cooke Veteran
11 Wade Marrs Veteran
12 Andy Pohl Rookie
13 Mitch Seavey Veteran
14 Larry Daugherty Veteran
15 Matt Hall Rookie
16 Meredith Mapes Rookie
17 Ray Redington Jr Veteran
18 Michelle Phillips Veteran
19 Misha Wiljes Veteran
20 Kristy Berington Veteran
21 Ramey Smyth Veteran
22 Lev Shvarts Veteran
23 Scott Janssen Veteran
24 Anja Radano Rookie
25 Tom Schonberger Rookie
26 Allen Moore Veteran
27 Michael Williams, Jr. Veteran
28 Martin Buser Veteran
29 Richie Diehl Veteran
30 Peter Kaiser Veteran
31 Aliy Zirkle Veteran
32 Jim Lanier Veteran
33 Joar Leifseth Ulsom Veteran
34 Robert Redington Veteran
35 Marcelle Fressineau Veteran
36 Jessie Royer Veteran
37 Brett Bruggeman Rookie
38 Charley Bejna Veteran
39 DeeDee Jonrowe Veteran
40 Jeff King Veteran
41 Jessie Holmes Rookie
42 Tim Muto Rookie
43 Tom Knolmayer Veteran
44 Tara Cicatello Rookie
45 Jeff Deeter Veteran
46 Nicolas Petit Veteran
47 Zoya DeNure Veteran
48 Monica Zappa Veteran
49 Noah Pereira Veteran
50 Aaron Peck Veteran
51 Katherine Keith Veteran
52 Kelly Maixner Veteran
53 Alan Eischens Veteran
54 Ketil Reitan Veteran
55 Matthew Failor Veteran
56 Andrew Nolan Rookie
57 Dave Delcourt    Veteran
58 Emily Maxwell Rookie
59 Steve Watkins M Veteran
60 Travis Beals Veteran
61 Lars Monsen Veteran
62 Scott White Veteran
63 Michi Konno Rookie
64 Aaron Burmeister Veteran
65 Bradley Farquhar Rookie
66 Jason Stewart Rookie
67 Peter Fleck Rookie
68 Hugh Neff Veteran


BOLD notes Past Champion
ITALIC notes Reigning Champion
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Friday, March 2, 2012

Bib Numbers for Iditarod 40

Bib #Musher NameSexCityStateCountryStatus
2Redington Jr, RayMWasillaAKUSAVeteran
3Lanier, JimMChugiakAKUSAVeteran
4Pinkham, WilliamMGlenwood SpringsCOUSAVeteran
5Thurston, TomMOak CreekCOUSAVeteran
6Bailey, JodiFChatanikaAKUSAVeteran
7Marrs, WadeMWasillaAKUSAVeteran
8Smyth, CimMBig LakeAKUSAVeteran
9Petit, NicolasMGirdwoodAKUSAVeteran
10King, JeffMDenaliAKUSAVeteran
11Baker, JohnMKotzebueAKUSAVeteran
12Maixner, KellyMBig LakeAKUSAVeteran
13Suprenant, MichaelMChugiakAKUSAVeteran
14Zirkle, AliyFTwo RiversAKUSAVeteran
15Moon, PatMPark RidgeILUSARookie
16Herbst, TrentMAnchorageAKUSAVeteran
17Jonrowe, DeeDeeFWillowAKUSAVeteran
18Mackey, LanceMFairbanksAKUSAVeteran
19Cooper, TravisMBig LakeAKUSARookie
20Griffin, KelleyFWasillaAKUSAVeteran
21Smyth, RameyMWillowAKUSAVeteran
22Santos, MikeMCantwellAKUSARookie
23Willomitzer, GerryMWhitehorseYT CANADAVeteran
24Ekran, SigridFSparbuNORWAYVeteran
25Gebhardt, PaulMKasilofAKUSAVeteran
26Phillips, MichelleFTagishYT CANADAVeteran
27Neff, HughMTokAKUSAVeteran
28Kaiser, PeterMBethelAKUSAVeteran
29Berkowitz, JakeMBig LakeAKUSAVeteran
30Kinzer, JaimeeFWillowAKUSARookie
31Berington, KristyFKasilofAKUSAVeteran
32Steer, AnjanetteFSheep MountainAKUSARookie
33Berington, AnnaFKasilofAKUSARookie
34Seavey, DallasMWillowAKUSAVeteran
35Seavey, MitchMSewardAKUSAVeteran
36Linton, BruceMKasilofAKUSAVeteran
37Janssen, ScottMAnchorageAKUSAVeteran
38Savidis, JustinMWillowAKUSAVeteran
39Anderson, KenMFairbanksAKUSAVeteran
40Steves, JanFEdmondsWAUSARookie
41Buser, MartinMBig LakeAKUSAVeteran
42Robertia, ColleenFKasilofAKUSAVeteran
43Hendrickson, KarinFWasillaAKUSAVeteran
44Burmeister, AaronMNomeAKUSAVeteran
45Stielstra, EdMMcMillanMIUSAVeteran
46Olson, RyneFTwo RiversAKUSARookie
47Barnum, KirkMGrangevilleIDUSAVeteran
48Debruin, HankMHaliburtonONT CANADARookie
49Chlupach, BobMWillowAKUSAVeteran
50Sass, BrentMFairbanksAKUSARookie
51Williams, Jr., MichaelMAkiakAKUSAVeteran
52Giblin, MattMJuneauAKUSAVeteran
53DeNure, ZoyaFGakonaAKUSAVeteran
54Furtwängler, SilviaFRaulandNORWAYRookie
55Cadzow, JoshMFort YukonAKUSARookie
56Ramstead, KarenFPerryvaleAB CANADAVeteran
57Failor, MattMMansfieldOHUSARookie
58Sousa, GeraldMTalkeetnaAKUSAVeteran
59Lindner, SonnyMTwo RiversAKUSAVeteran
60Swenson, RickMTwo RiversAKUSAVeteran
61Perano, CurtMQueenstownNEW ZEALANDRookie
62Buser, RohnMBig LakeAKUSAVeteran
63Peterson, BraxtonMFairbanksAKUSARookie
64Church, Jr, ArtMWillowAKUSAVeteran
65Seavey, DanMSewardAKUSAVeteran
66Clarke, LachlanMBuena VistaCOUSAVeteran
67Redington, RyanMWasillaAKUSAVeteran

66 Mushers are signed up and ready to go. The reason they start at 2 is the Honorary Musher will be #1. Junior Iditarod Champion Conway Seavey will be the first out of the chute during the Ceremonial Start. And, considering it's a big anniversary, how fitting that a Reddington start and end the line up. What a fantastic - coincidental, I'm sure - tribute to the man who was crazy enough to dream up this seemingly impossible dream. May a little bit of Joe be with every mushing team this weekend.
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Thursday, March 1, 2012

Musher's Banquet opens March Madness #iditarod

While most people hear "March Madness" and think basketball, those in Alaska know it's all about the Iditarod. Tonight will be the Musher's Banquet. This is one of the final fundraisers for the Iditarod, and it is the beginning of the race in many ways. All mushers are in attendance, and fans buy tickets to sit at their favorite's table. They dine on some fantastic vittles, and Hobo Jim entertains.

Then the dinner turns serious, there's an auction - which is fun, but also competitive in its own right - and then the headlining event. Mushers come up in the order of sign up to draw a number out of the hat. This will be their final strategy prep. They will say a few words to their supporters and sponsors and the race, they'll take their number, they'll head back to their seat. And then the mind games begin.

Most mushers will tell you that they want to be the middle of the pack, number wise. The earlier you run out of the gate you break trail, tire early, and you have a longer wait when you take your "24 hour rest". With teams leaving the starting line at 2 minute intervals, depending on how many teams there are, the first person out of the gate's 24 hour rest is actually longer than 24. This then starts everyone over and the race can begin. Again, it all comes down to strategy. The mushers have chosen, in their mind, where they will take their 24 weeks ago. Their food drop bags are marked, and their supplies are flown out to the check point a week or so before the race begins.

What's even more competitive are the fans waiting to hear the bib numbers so they can record them. Mind you, the Iditarod does a wonderful job of getting bib numbers out before the night is over, but folks are mad dashing it to find out. Fans and volunteers alike hover around to get the numbers as they're announced. It's exciting, but a little scary with the way some aggressively go to be the first to write down the numbers in their ITC Membership booklet!

No matter where mushers end up, it all comes down to the team running the week of the Iditarod.
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