Iditarod

The iconic structure so closely tied to the Iditarod has a winding history that’s closely aligned with the race itself.

The Last Great Race kicked off with the ceremonial start in Downtown Anchorage on March 4 and ended almost 1,000 miles later in Nome on March 17.

The full list of award winners for the 51st running of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race was finalized at the awards banquet in Nome on Sunday.

Go inside the chute to relive all of the action as it happened, when Ryan Redington became the first in his famous family to win the Iditarod.

Based on 29 mushers finishing the 2023 Iditarod, champion Ryan Redington will receive $51,800.

Ryan Redington, Pete Kaiser and Richie Diehl are part of an unprecedented showing in a single Iditarod.

Redington finally put his family name in the history books of the Iditarod, which bears the fingerprints of his famous grandfather.

Ryan Redington is hoping to take home his first Iditarod title in this year's race.

Rookies Hunter Keefe and Eddie Burke Jr. can't seem to separate from each other as the race for Rookie of the Year remains tight.