Their teams separated by 13 minutes, Mitch Seavey and Aliy Zirkle left White Mountain on Tuesday afternoon with clear skies overhead and history in front of them.Click the link for the whole article. We'll have a winner tonight, folks.
BILL ROTH — Anchorage Daily News
Nome is 67 miles away (according to the race's GPS tracker), and whoever gets there first wins the 41st Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
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12 March 2013
Tuesday Iditarod Update #3: Seavey, Zirkle Begin Dash to Nome
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Its been exciting reading your post about the race. I think I am pulling for Seavey. This is better then any professional sport..I admire the endurance of the teams.
I'm glad you're enjoying it. Even better to attend in person, but that's why I post these: for those who can't be here. :)
Thanks for all the updates, I'd never attend because it's too damn cold up there!!! :-)
No worries, my friend. I'd never hold it against you. :^)
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