Iditarod's oldest winner
Mitch Seavey won the 2013 Iditarod, becoming the oldest champion in the race's 41-year history, crossing the finish line in Nome in a time of 9 days, 7 hours, 39 minutes 56 seconds.
Iditarod 2013
Sprint is on toward Iditarod dead-heat finish
Mitch Seavey and Aliy Zirkle are sprinting toward the finish at the Iditarod, the closest the race has been in its final hours in 20 years.
Iditarod a two-person race
Mitch Seavey and Aliy Zirkle, separated by just 13 minutes, are set to battle it out for the win in the 2013 Iditarod.
Mitch Seavey gains comfortable lead in Iditarod
Less than 125 miles to Nome, 2004 Iditarod champion Mitch Seavey pulled away from second-place musher Jeff King.
Jeff King grabs Iditarod lead
The 2013 Iditarod is nearing its dramatic conclusion and it's still any musher's race, with Jeff King and Mitch Seavey battling it out on the unforgiving Alaskan coast.
Iditarod 2013: Seavey, Burmeister duel out of UNK
Former champion Mitch Seavey holds the lead at the 2013 Iditarod, but that spot hasn't been too kind to others so far during the "Last Great Race."
Iditarod 2013: Mitch Seavey makes a move
Just 24 hours ago Martin Buser was on record-setting pace. Saturday, his lead on the rest of the pack fell to just 73 minutes as his team turned in its slowest pace of the 2013 Iditarod.
Iditarod 2013: Martin Buser on record-setting pace
Martin Buser's unorthodox strategy is paying off so far, but will he have what it takes to hold the lead for several hundred more miles?
Aliy Zirkle, on no sleep, grabs Iditarod lead
The lead in the 2013 Iditarod has been claimed by Aliy Zirkle, who zipped past Martin Buser as she made her way up the Yukon River.
'I have no idea what I'm doing.'
Wait, is this how the Iron Dog race works?
Lance Mackey first to Iditarod
Lance Mackey claimed the lead on paper in the 2013 Iditarod, reaching the halfway-point of the race later Wednesday night. But Martin Buser is hot in pursuit as the mushers head for the Yukon River.
Iditarod 2013: Unexpected weather rears its head
Six others remained in Ophir, including early race leader Martin Buser and Jake Berkowitz.
Peeing your pants on the Iditarod Trail
Where do mushers go to the bathroom during the Iditaord? For a few female mushers, it's in their pants.
Lance Mackey first out of Ophir
The first mushers have reached Ophir, but teams may have to worry about severe weather soon.
Iditarod 2013: Burmeister on his way to Takotna
While Scott Buser takes his 24-hour rest, Aaron Burmeister shot to the front of the pack and will be the first to reach Takotna.
Martin Buser rests after record-setting day
Martin Buser opted to take his mandatory 24-hour layover at the Rohn checkpoint, giving his dogs some rest after a record-breaking first day in the 2013 Iditarod. Tuesday's leg is a long stretch until the Nikolai checkpoint.
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'He would be laughing all the way to Nome.'
"We would be the fools if [Martin Buser] got some kind of weather between he and us. He would be laughing all the way to Nome. It's just neat that people are trying different things."via ADN
Iditarod 2013: Buser sprints to Rohn
Martin Buser pushed his team of 16 dogs through 177 miles to Rohn before finally giving his dogs a lengthy rest. Whether that strategy will pay off in Nome remains to be seen.
Mushers set out for Finger Lake in Iditarod
Monday marks the first full day of real racing in the 2013 Iditarod, taking mushers to the Finger Lake checkpoint.
Iditarod 2013: Mushers reach first checkpoint
The 2013 Iditarod got underway for real on Sunday at Willow, Ala. Several hours later, mushers began arriving at the first checkpoint.
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Iditarod 2013: Ceremonial start the finish for 1
Michigan musher Ed Stielstra made the decision before the 2013 Iditarod to drop out after the ceremonial start due to an injury suffered while training in February.
Iditarod 2013: Mushers, dogs to watch
Sixty-six mushers begin the 41st edition of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Saturday. Here are the names you simply must know.
Iditarod trail map
The 2013 Iditarod begins Saturday with the ceremonial start in Anchorage, which serves as the prologue before mushers make the nearly 1,000-mile run to Nome, Alaska.
Iditarod 2013 preview: 66 mushers battle the wild
Mushers converge on Anchorage, Alaska this weekend as the 2013 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race begins its 41st year.
Iditarod race celebrates Alaska's canine history
Conceived nearly 50 years ago as a celebration of Alaska's centennial as an American territory, the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race highlights the history of America's northern frontier.
