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Bethel welcomed home its own Iditarod champion in grand fashion Monday night. Musher Pete Kaiser returned to Bethel on the evening jet after winning the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
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If you heard a roar early Wednesday morning, it likely came from Pete Kaiser fans cheering across Alaska.
The post Pete Kaiser fans in Bethel celebrate hometown musher’s victory appeared first on Alaska Public Media.
The Iditarod restart kicked off Sunday afternoon in Willow. A notable Western Alaska musher will be absent from the pack.
The post Musher Mike Williams Jr. spending this Iditarod at home with family and dogs appeared first on Alaska Public Media.
In addition to the field’s hyper-competitive slate of five past champions, nearly one in five Iditarod mushers this year is new to the race.
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He's sitting out this year's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race -- that starts March 2 in Anchorage -- but Eureka musher Brent Sass just won the Yukon Quest again, after taking a year off from racing. Sass is a former Iditarod Rookie of the Year, and though he's struggled in a couple other attempts at that race, he said his young dog team will likely be ready for an Iditarod run next year.
The post 2019 Yukon Quest champ Sass talks about return to elite dog mushing — and Iditarod appeared first on Alaska Public Media.
Along one of the most remote stretches of the state's road system is a wilderness lodge that's become thoroughly popular with elite dog-mushers.
The post Why a wilderness lodge in the middle of nowhere became a magnet for mushers appeared first on Alaska Public Media.
The 2018 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race has come to an end, as 52 out of the original 67 mushers have crossed the finish line in Nome. Listen now
The post At 2018 Finisher’s Banquet, tales from a difficult Iditarod appeared first on Alaska Public Media.
A dog has died at a checkpoint along the Iditarod trail. Listen now
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The 31-year-old Norwegian is the first musher to disrupt the Seavey dynasty, in a grueling race that has dragged on longer than recent years. Listen now
The post New Norwegian champ, Joar Ulsom wins 2018 Iditarod appeared first on Alaska Public Media.
Currently, the top of the Iditarod leader-board is filled out with younger mushers, most of them in their 20s and 30s — the race’s up-and-comers. Many esteemed members of mushing’s old guard are content to watch a new generation inherit the mantel. Listen now
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