Live Finishes (2013)
Photos and audio: Mike Williams, Sr. arrives in Nome
Akiak, Alaska’s Mike Williams, Sr. arrived in Nome Friday afternoon, pulling under the Burled Arch at 3:35pm with 9 dogs. He finished in 45th place in Iditarod 2013. Hear our broadcast of Williams’ live finish; photo gallery is below.
Read MoreA first for Aniak’s Richie Diehl
Family and fellow mushers met Aniak’s Richie Diehl under the burled arch to congratulate him on his very first Iditarod finish Thursday afternoon. Richie Diehl arrived at 1:32pm with 11 dogs.
Read MoreJeff King’s 3rd place, in photos
Jeff King arrived in Nome for the 2013 Iditarod in 3rd place, at 12:22am Wednesday, with eleven dogs. Photos by Laura Collins.
Read MoreWestern Alaskans, finishing in Nome
Western Alaska was well-represented in the 2013 Iditarod. Nome’s Aaron Burmeister, Bethel’s Peter Kaiser, and rookie Josh Cadzow from Fort Yukon arrived at the finish within a few hours of each other Wednesday morning. From Akiak, Michael Williams, Jr. arrived in Nome under bright, sunny skies later in the afternoon. KNOM greeted them live under…
Read MoreIn case you missed it: live finishes of Iditarod 2013’s top ten
What a 24 hours it’s been for Iditarod 2013 – and for the town of Nome, whose Burled Arch (the Iditarod finish line) has seen an incredible amount of activity from Tuesday night to now. At time of writing, 25 mushers have already finished the Last Great Race; it’s nearly half the total number of…
Read MoreThird into Nome, Jeff King
4-time Iditarod champion Jeff King finished third in the 2013 Iditarod, reaching the finish line just after midnight at 12:21am, Wednesday morning. Greeted by a strong crowd, friends, family, and a soda, King took several minutes to sit on the ground with his dogs to congratulate them on a strong race.
Read MoreFinishing strong, Aliy Zirkle
Aliy Zirkle pulled under the burled arch in Nome in second position for the 2013 Iditarod, finishing at 11:03pm Tuesday night. Hear KNOM’s live coverage of her finish:
Read More2013 Iditarod Champ, Mitch Seavey
A large crowd welcomed Mitch Seavey, late Tuesday night, into Nome under the burled arch for his second Iditarod victory. Hear live coverage of his arrival:
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