Mitch Seavey at the Ceremonial Start in Anchorage, Ak. March 4, 2017 Mitch Seavey pulled the snow hook at 7:36am after his mandatory 8 h...

We made it yesterday. I am saving the story for a blog post I hope to send over to The Alaska Life. They asked me to be a guest Idita-blogge...

Mitch Seavey at the Tustumena 200 January 29, 2017 It's not normal. Nothing about this race seems to be normal. It's odd to thin...

Kristin Bacon is one of 17 ladies running Iditarod 45.   Today is International Women's Day, so let's give a little shout out to...

Nicolas Petit at the finish of the Tustumena 200. January 29, 2017 Just over 32 hours into the race, we have the First to the Yukon awar...

Ray Redington Jr's dogs at the Ceremonial Start of Iditarod 45. March 4, 2017 You'll hear it often: the REAL race doesn't st...

2 Ryan Redington Veteran 3 Otto Balogh Rookie 4 Misha Wiljes Rookie 5 Cody Strathe Veteran 6 Linwood Fiedler Veteran 7 ...

With the world's technology ever improving, there are more ways than ever to follow along with Alaska's greatest race. I've list...

A team dog runs down the chute at the Start of Iditarod 44. Willow, AK. Dec 1 marked the deadline for teams to enter the 45th Iditarod ...

I was asked this question the other day on Facebook - what are the chances for each of the five past champions currently signed up for Idi...

Well, this blog has been a big ol bit of boring lately, that’s mainly due to the fact that I just don’t have the motivation to come up wit...