The race is officially over.
The 2011 Iditarod race is over, with Ellen Halverson finishing last to take the Red Lantern. It’s her 2nd in as many attempts.
Official Standings
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Peter Kaiser (54)
9. Ken Anderson (4)
10. Jessie Royer (58)
11. Aliy Zirkle (18)
12. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
13. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
14. Sven Haltmann (45)
15. Sonny Lindner (52)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
20. Rick Swenson (49)
21. Cim Smyth (59)
22. Matt Hayashida (61)
23. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
24. Allen Moore (5)
25. Trent Herbst (4)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
27. Ed Stielstra (56)
28. Nicolas Petit {R} (14) Rookie of the Year
29. Kristy Berington (7)
30. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
31. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
32. Lachlan Clarke (42)
33. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
34. Paul Johnson (46)
35. Cain Carter {R} (48)
36. Wattie McDonald (38)
37. Billy Snodgrass (24)
38. Gerald Sousa (62)
39. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
40. Matt Giblin (60)
41. Tom Thurston (25)
42. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
44. Kirk Barnum (47)
45. G.B. Jones (40)
46. Heather Siirtola (50)
47. Ellen Halverson (26)
ROOKIES
Finished
28 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
30 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
31 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
33 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
35 Cain Carter {R} (48)
39 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
42 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
Robert Bundtzen
Mike Santos {R}
Kris Hoffman {R}
Karin Hendrickson (37)
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Iditarod '11 Update 17 - Still Running
Teams are still moving down the trail, heading to Nome.
Rookie Magnus Kaltenbrn is under the burled arch. Cain Carter and Justin Savidis are both out of White Mountain. Scott Janssen and Angie Taggart are in Elim.
Red Lantern Ellen Halverson is off the ice and into Koyuk.
Unofficial Standings as of 7am ET (Based on Trackers and Standings)
In Nome
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Peter Kaiser (54)
9. Ken Anderson (4)
10. Jessie Royer (58)
11. Aliy Zirkle (18)
12. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
13. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
14. Sven Haltmann (45)
15. Sonny Lindner (52)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
20. Rick Swenson (49)
21. Cim Smyth (59)
22. Matt Hayashida (61)
23. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
24. Allen Moore (5)
25. Trent Herbst (4)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
27. Ed Stielstra (56)
28. Nicolas Petit {R} (14) Rookie of the Year
29. Kristy Berington (7)
30. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
31. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
32. Lachlan Clarke (42)
33. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
On the trail to Nome
34. Cain Carter {R} (48)
35. Paul Johnson (46)
36. Wattie McDonald (38)
37. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
In White Mountain
38. Billy Snodgrass (24)
39. Gerald Sousa (62)
40. Matt Giblin (60)
In Elim
41. Tom Thurston (25)
42. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
On the trail to Elim
44. Kirk Barnum (47)
45. G.B. Jones (40)
In Koyuk
46. Heather Siirtola (50)
47. Ellen Halverson (26)
ROOKIES
Finished
28 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
30 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
31 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
33 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
On the trail
34 Cain Carter {R} (48)
37 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
42 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
Robert Bundtzen
Mike Santos {R}
Kris Hoffman {R}
Karin Hendrickson (37)
Rookie Magnus Kaltenbrn is under the burled arch. Cain Carter and Justin Savidis are both out of White Mountain. Scott Janssen and Angie Taggart are in Elim.
Red Lantern Ellen Halverson is off the ice and into Koyuk.
Unofficial Standings as of 7am ET (Based on Trackers and Standings)
In Nome
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Peter Kaiser (54)
9. Ken Anderson (4)
10. Jessie Royer (58)
11. Aliy Zirkle (18)
12. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
13. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
14. Sven Haltmann (45)
15. Sonny Lindner (52)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
20. Rick Swenson (49)
21. Cim Smyth (59)
22. Matt Hayashida (61)
23. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
24. Allen Moore (5)
25. Trent Herbst (4)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
27. Ed Stielstra (56)
28. Nicolas Petit {R} (14) Rookie of the Year
29. Kristy Berington (7)
30. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
31. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
32. Lachlan Clarke (42)
33. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
On the trail to Nome
34. Cain Carter {R} (48)
35. Paul Johnson (46)
36. Wattie McDonald (38)
37. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
In White Mountain
38. Billy Snodgrass (24)
39. Gerald Sousa (62)
40. Matt Giblin (60)
In Elim
41. Tom Thurston (25)
42. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
On the trail to Elim
44. Kirk Barnum (47)
45. G.B. Jones (40)
In Koyuk
46. Heather Siirtola (50)
47. Ellen Halverson (26)
ROOKIES
Finished
28 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
30 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
31 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
33 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
On the trail
34 Cain Carter {R} (48)
37 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
42 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
Robert Bundtzen
Mike Santos {R}
Kris Hoffman {R}
Karin Hendrickson (37)
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Iditarod '11 Update 16 - MUSHING HISTORY MADE TODAY
ROOKIE MUSHER MAKES HISTORY
First Rookie To Complete The Yukon Quest And Iditarod In Same Year
ALASKA (March 17, 2011) – After more than two thousand miles and 24 days behind a dog team, Jodi Bailey has set a new mushing record – she becomes the first musher to successfully run both long-distance sled dog races, the Yukon Quest and the Iditarod, in the same year, as a rookie.
There are numerous challenges to the rookies - managing the team, caring for the dogs and taking care of themselves. But through it all, Jodi has maintained her smile and sense of humor. “It’s not how many times you fall, it’s how many times you smile and get back up,” she commented an Iditarod Insider video clip, after crashing on the final of three Happy River Steps.
After Lance Mackey won his first Iditarod title in the same year as winning the Yukon Quest, a “double” run has become a bit less unusual. Nonetheless, only eighteen other women have run both races, and only one, Kelley Griffin, has done them both in the same year. No musher in history has run them both successfully in the same year on their first try.
While this years’ Yukon Quest will go down as one of the toughest in history, the Iditarod has had gentler weather. Still, the running of one doesn’t totally prepare you for the other. “I have had to really study both races in order to make race plans for each that are hopefully realistic and will allow me to reach my goal of completing both with happy, healthy dogs,” she said before the Quest.
For Jodi, and her husband and kennel partner Dan Kaduce, dog mushing is much more than a race – it is a labor of love. “I love my dogs dearly,” she stated, “and to be able to go out and travel long distances with them, through some of the most beautiful country on earth, is an honor.”
For the pair and their dogs, the journey begins long before they step onto the runners. “It has been both fun and humbling to see how people have really been willing to encourage and support me in this dream. I have met some wonderful people, who are just great fans of mushing, or are interested in the marathon dog races, and have wanted to be a part of this dream. Each sponsor we have is really a part of our team, making this great adventure happen, and we are very thankful for all of them.”
Jodi and Dan maintain Dew Claw Kennel outside Chatanika, Alaska with their numerous Alaskan Huskies, and may be contacted at at www.dewclawkennel.com
The Iditarod official website is www.iditarod.com
The Yukon Quest official website at www.yukonquest.com
First Rookie To Complete The Yukon Quest And Iditarod In Same Year
ALASKA (March 17, 2011) – After more than two thousand miles and 24 days behind a dog team, Jodi Bailey has set a new mushing record – she becomes the first musher to successfully run both long-distance sled dog races, the Yukon Quest and the Iditarod, in the same year, as a rookie.
There are numerous challenges to the rookies - managing the team, caring for the dogs and taking care of themselves. But through it all, Jodi has maintained her smile and sense of humor. “It’s not how many times you fall, it’s how many times you smile and get back up,” she commented an Iditarod Insider video clip, after crashing on the final of three Happy River Steps.
After Lance Mackey won his first Iditarod title in the same year as winning the Yukon Quest, a “double” run has become a bit less unusual. Nonetheless, only eighteen other women have run both races, and only one, Kelley Griffin, has done them both in the same year. No musher in history has run them both successfully in the same year on their first try.
While this years’ Yukon Quest will go down as one of the toughest in history, the Iditarod has had gentler weather. Still, the running of one doesn’t totally prepare you for the other. “I have had to really study both races in order to make race plans for each that are hopefully realistic and will allow me to reach my goal of completing both with happy, healthy dogs,” she said before the Quest.
For Jodi, and her husband and kennel partner Dan Kaduce, dog mushing is much more than a race – it is a labor of love. “I love my dogs dearly,” she stated, “and to be able to go out and travel long distances with them, through some of the most beautiful country on earth, is an honor.”
For the pair and their dogs, the journey begins long before they step onto the runners. “It has been both fun and humbling to see how people have really been willing to encourage and support me in this dream. I have met some wonderful people, who are just great fans of mushing, or are interested in the marathon dog races, and have wanted to be a part of this dream. Each sponsor we have is really a part of our team, making this great adventure happen, and we are very thankful for all of them.”
Jodi and Dan maintain Dew Claw Kennel outside Chatanika, Alaska with their numerous Alaskan Huskies, and may be contacted at at www.dewclawkennel.com
The Iditarod official website is www.iditarod.com
The Yukon Quest official website at www.yukonquest.com
Iditarod '11 Update 15 - They Keep Coming In
Half the field has passed under the burled arch.
As the teams keep coming in, rookie Nicolas Petit left White Mountain over 5 hours ahead of Kelly Maixner, with Rookie of the Year seemingly locked up.
Jodi Bailey is taking her final 8 hour rest, she is 77 miles away from making history by being the only musher to complete BOTH the Yukon Quest and the Iditarod in the same year as a rookie.
Magnus Kaltenbrn is in Elim, with Justin Savidis and Cain Carter on the way. Scott Janssen is in Shaktoolik, with Angie Taggart are on the trail to Unalakleet.
Ellen Halverson is in Unalakleet, in Red Lantern position.
Unofficial Standings as of 7am ET (Based on Trackers and Standings)
In Nome
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Peter Kaiser (54)
9. Ken Anderson (4)
10. Jessie Royer (58)
11. Aliy Zirkle (18)
12. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
13. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
14. Sven Haltmann (45)
15. Sonny Lindner (52)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
20. Rick Swenson (49)
21. Cim Smyth (59)
22. Matt Hayashida (61)
23. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
24. Allen Moore (5)
On the trail to Nome
25. Trent Herbst (4)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
27. Karin Hendrickson (37)
28. Ed Stielstra (56)
29. Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
30. Kristy Berington (7)
31. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
In White Mountain
32. Lachlan Clarke (42)
33. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
In Elim
34. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
On the trail to Elim
35. Paul Johnson (46)
36. Wattie McDonald (38)
37. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
38. Cain Carter {R} (48)
In Koyuk
39. Billy Snodgrass (24)
40. Gerald Sousa (62)
On the trail to Koyuk
41. Matt Giblin (60)
In Shaktoolik
42. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43. Tom Thurston (25)
On the trail to Shaktoolik
44. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
45. Kirk Barnum (47)
In Unalakleet
46. G.B. Jones (40)
47. Heather Siirtola (50)
48. Ellen Halverson (26)
ROOKIES
29 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
31 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
33 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
34 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
37 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
38 Cain Carter {R} (48)
42 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
44 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
Robert Bundtzen
Mike Santos {R}
Kris Hoffman {R}
As the teams keep coming in, rookie Nicolas Petit left White Mountain over 5 hours ahead of Kelly Maixner, with Rookie of the Year seemingly locked up.
Jodi Bailey is taking her final 8 hour rest, she is 77 miles away from making history by being the only musher to complete BOTH the Yukon Quest and the Iditarod in the same year as a rookie.
Magnus Kaltenbrn is in Elim, with Justin Savidis and Cain Carter on the way. Scott Janssen is in Shaktoolik, with Angie Taggart are on the trail to Unalakleet.
Ellen Halverson is in Unalakleet, in Red Lantern position.
Unofficial Standings as of 7am ET (Based on Trackers and Standings)
In Nome
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Peter Kaiser (54)
9. Ken Anderson (4)
10. Jessie Royer (58)
11. Aliy Zirkle (18)
12. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
13. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
14. Sven Haltmann (45)
15. Sonny Lindner (52)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
20. Rick Swenson (49)
21. Cim Smyth (59)
22. Matt Hayashida (61)
23. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
24. Allen Moore (5)
On the trail to Nome
25. Trent Herbst (4)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
27. Karin Hendrickson (37)
28. Ed Stielstra (56)
29. Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
30. Kristy Berington (7)
31. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
In White Mountain
32. Lachlan Clarke (42)
33. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
In Elim
34. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
On the trail to Elim
35. Paul Johnson (46)
36. Wattie McDonald (38)
37. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
38. Cain Carter {R} (48)
In Koyuk
39. Billy Snodgrass (24)
40. Gerald Sousa (62)
On the trail to Koyuk
41. Matt Giblin (60)
In Shaktoolik
42. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43. Tom Thurston (25)
On the trail to Shaktoolik
44. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
45. Kirk Barnum (47)
In Unalakleet
46. G.B. Jones (40)
47. Heather Siirtola (50)
48. Ellen Halverson (26)
ROOKIES
29 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
31 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
33 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
34 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
37 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
38 Cain Carter {R} (48)
42 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
44 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
Robert Bundtzen
Mike Santos {R}
Kris Hoffman {R}
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Iditarod '11 Update 14 - Top Ten Is In
Top 10 Teams Are In Nome
John Baker set a new record by winning the 2011 Iditarod in 8 days 19 hours 46 minutes 39 secs.
Ramey Smyth also finished in record time but couldn’t catch him. John is the first Inupiaq to win, the first Native since 1976. He was greeted with Native drumming and singing as he came down Front Street.
Hans Gatt came in 3rd, followed by Dallas Seavey, Hugh Neff, Sebastian Schnuelle, Ray Redington Jr., Peter Kaiser, Ken Anderson, and Jessie Royer to round out the Top Ten.
In the Rookie Race, Nicolas Petit is in Elim, with Kelly Maixner and Jodi Bailey in Koyuk. Magnus Kaltenbrn is in Shaktoolik, with Cain Carter and Justin Savidis on the way. Scott Janssen and Angie Taggart are on the trail to Unalakleet.
Mike Santos and Kris Hoffman have scratched.
Ellen Halverson is in Kaltag, in Red Lantern position.
Unofficial Standings as of 7am ET (Based on Trackers and Standings)
In Nome
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Peter Kaiser (54)
9. Ken Anderson (4)
10. Jessie Royer (58)
11. Aliy Zirkle (18)
12. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
On the trail to Nome
13. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
14. Sven Haltmann (45)
15. Sonny Lindner (52)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
In White Mountain
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
20. Rick Swenson (49)
On the trail to White Mountain
21. Karin Hendrickson (37)
22. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
23. Allen Moore (5)
24. Matt Hayashida (61)
25. Cim Smyth (59)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
In Elim
27. Trent Herbst (4)
28. Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
29. Ed Stielstra (56)
On the trail to Elim
30. Kristy Berington (7)
31. Lachlan Clarke (42)
In Koyuk
32. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
33. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
In Shaktoolik
34. Paul Johnson (46)
35. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
On the trail to Shaktoolik
36. Wattie McDonald (38)
37. Cain Carter {R} (48)
38. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
In Unalakleet
39. Billy Snodgrass (24)
40. Gerald Sousa (62)
41. Matt Giblin (60)
On the trail to Unalakleet
42. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43. Tom Thurston (25)
44. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
In Kaltag
45. Kirk Barnum (47)
46. G.B. Jones (40)
47. Heather Siirtola (50)
48. Ellen Halverson (26)
ROOKIES
28 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
32 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
33 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
35 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
37 Cain Carter {R} (48)
38 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
42 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
44 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
Robert Bundtzen
Mike Santos {R}
Kris Hoffman {R}
John Baker set a new record by winning the 2011 Iditarod in 8 days 19 hours 46 minutes 39 secs.
Ramey Smyth also finished in record time but couldn’t catch him. John is the first Inupiaq to win, the first Native since 1976. He was greeted with Native drumming and singing as he came down Front Street.
Hans Gatt came in 3rd, followed by Dallas Seavey, Hugh Neff, Sebastian Schnuelle, Ray Redington Jr., Peter Kaiser, Ken Anderson, and Jessie Royer to round out the Top Ten.
In the Rookie Race, Nicolas Petit is in Elim, with Kelly Maixner and Jodi Bailey in Koyuk. Magnus Kaltenbrn is in Shaktoolik, with Cain Carter and Justin Savidis on the way. Scott Janssen and Angie Taggart are on the trail to Unalakleet.
Mike Santos and Kris Hoffman have scratched.
Ellen Halverson is in Kaltag, in Red Lantern position.
Unofficial Standings as of 7am ET (Based on Trackers and Standings)
In Nome
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Peter Kaiser (54)
9. Ken Anderson (4)
10. Jessie Royer (58)
11. Aliy Zirkle (18)
12. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
On the trail to Nome
13. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
14. Sven Haltmann (45)
15. Sonny Lindner (52)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
In White Mountain
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
20. Rick Swenson (49)
On the trail to White Mountain
21. Karin Hendrickson (37)
22. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
23. Allen Moore (5)
24. Matt Hayashida (61)
25. Cim Smyth (59)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
In Elim
27. Trent Herbst (4)
28. Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
29. Ed Stielstra (56)
On the trail to Elim
30. Kristy Berington (7)
31. Lachlan Clarke (42)
In Koyuk
32. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
33. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
In Shaktoolik
34. Paul Johnson (46)
35. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
On the trail to Shaktoolik
36. Wattie McDonald (38)
37. Cain Carter {R} (48)
38. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
In Unalakleet
39. Billy Snodgrass (24)
40. Gerald Sousa (62)
41. Matt Giblin (60)
On the trail to Unalakleet
42. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
43. Tom Thurston (25)
44. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
In Kaltag
45. Kirk Barnum (47)
46. G.B. Jones (40)
47. Heather Siirtola (50)
48. Ellen Halverson (26)
ROOKIES
28 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
32 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
33 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
35 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
37 Cain Carter {R} (48)
38 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
42 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
44 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
Robert Bundtzen
Mike Santos {R}
Kris Hoffman {R}
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Iditarod '11 Update 13 - Champion John Baker
John Baker wins the 2011 Iditarod in a record-setting time of 8 days, 18 hours, 46 minutes and 39 seconds.
Iditarod '11 Update 12 - Sprint To History
77 miles to history
It’s a sprint race to Nome! John Baker left White Mountain exactly 50 minutes before Ramey Smyth. Ramey has always made the run faster than John. We should have a winner around 12 Noon Eastern Time.
Hans looks comfortably in position to take 3rd, followed by Dallas, Hugh and Sebastian.
In the Rookie Race, Nicolas Petit is in and out of Shaktoolik, with Kelly Maixner a couple of hours behind. Jodi Bailey arrived in Unalakleet about 5 hours after Nicolas left, so depending on run-rest tiems, is still in the hunt.
Mike Santos arrived over 3 hours behind Jodi, with Magnus Kaltenbrn and Justin Savidis on the way. Cain Carter is in Kaltag, Angie Taggart is on the way. Scott Janssen is in Eagle Island. Kris Hoffman is out of Grayling, in Red Lantern position.
Rookie Brennan Norden scratched in Shageluk.
Unofficial Standings as of 7am ET (Based on Trackers and Standings)
On the trail to Safety and Nome
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
In White Mountain
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
On the trail to White Mountain
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Jessie Royer (58)
9. Peter Kaiser (54)
10. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
11. Ken Anderson (4)
12. Sven Haltmann (45)
13. Aliy Zirkle (18)
In Elim
14. Sonny Lindner (52)
On the trail to Elim
15. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
In Koyuk
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
On the trail to Koyuk
20. Robert Bundtzen (10)
21. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
22. Rick Swenson (49)
23. Karin Hendrickson (37)
24. Trent Herbst (4)
25. Matt Hayashida (61)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
27. Allen Moore (5)
28. Cim Smyth (59)
29. Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
In Shaktoolik
30. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
31. Kristy Berington (7)
On the trail to Shaktoolik
32. Lachlan Clarke (42)
33. Ed Stielstra (56)
In Unalakleet
34. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
35. Mike Santos {R} (27)
36. Paul Johnson (46)
On the trail to Unalakleet
37. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
38. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
39. Wattie McDonald (38)
In Kaltag
40. Billy Snodgrass (24)
41. Cain Carter {R} (48)
On the trail to Kaltag
42. Matt Giblin (60)
43. Gerald Sousa (62)
44. Kirk Barnum (47)
45. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
In Eagle Island
46. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
47. Tom Thurston (25)
48. G.B. Jones (40)
49. Heather Siirtola (50)
50. Ellen Halverson (26)
On the trail to Eagle Island
51. Kris Hoffman {R} (8)
ROOKIES
29 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
30 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
34 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
35 Mike Santos {R} (27)
37 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
38 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
41 Cain Carter {R} (48)
45 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
46 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
51 Kris Hoffman {R} (8)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
It’s a sprint race to Nome! John Baker left White Mountain exactly 50 minutes before Ramey Smyth. Ramey has always made the run faster than John. We should have a winner around 12 Noon Eastern Time.
Hans looks comfortably in position to take 3rd, followed by Dallas, Hugh and Sebastian.
In the Rookie Race, Nicolas Petit is in and out of Shaktoolik, with Kelly Maixner a couple of hours behind. Jodi Bailey arrived in Unalakleet about 5 hours after Nicolas left, so depending on run-rest tiems, is still in the hunt.
Mike Santos arrived over 3 hours behind Jodi, with Magnus Kaltenbrn and Justin Savidis on the way. Cain Carter is in Kaltag, Angie Taggart is on the way. Scott Janssen is in Eagle Island. Kris Hoffman is out of Grayling, in Red Lantern position.
Rookie Brennan Norden scratched in Shageluk.
Unofficial Standings as of 7am ET (Based on Trackers and Standings)
On the trail to Safety and Nome
1. John Baker (53)
2. Ramey Smyth (30)
In White Mountain
3. Hans Gatt (23)
4. Dallas Seavey (21)
5. Hugh Neff (35)
6. Sebastian Schnuelle (31)
On the trail to White Mountain
7. Ray Redington Jr (3)
8. Jessie Royer (58)
9. Peter Kaiser (54)
10. DeeDee Jonrow (2)
11. Ken Anderson (4)
12. Sven Haltmann (45)
13. Aliy Zirkle (18)
In Elim
14. Sonny Lindner (52)
On the trail to Elim
15. Michael Williams, Jr (41)
16. Lance Mackey (17)
17. Michelle Phillips (39)
In Koyuk
18. Martin Buser (11)
19. Robert Nelson (51)
On the trail to Koyuk
20. Robert Bundtzen (10)
21. Bruce Linton (65) (13)
22. Rick Swenson (49)
23. Karin Hendrickson (37)
24. Trent Herbst (4)
25. Matt Hayashida (61)
26. Kelley Griffin (20)
27. Allen Moore (5)
28. Cim Smyth (59)
29. Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
In Shaktoolik
30. Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
31. Kristy Berington (7)
On the trail to Shaktoolik
32. Lachlan Clarke (42)
33. Ed Stielstra (56)
In Unalakleet
34. Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
35. Mike Santos {R} (27)
36. Paul Johnson (46)
On the trail to Unalakleet
37. Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
38. Justin Savidis {R} (63)
39. Wattie McDonald (38)
In Kaltag
40. Billy Snodgrass (24)
41. Cain Carter {R} (48)
On the trail to Kaltag
42. Matt Giblin (60)
43. Gerald Sousa (62)
44. Kirk Barnum (47)
45. Angie Taggart {R} (19)
In Eagle Island
46. Scott Janssen {R} (32)
47. Tom Thurston (25)
48. G.B. Jones (40)
49. Heather Siirtola (50)
50. Ellen Halverson (26)
On the trail to Eagle Island
51. Kris Hoffman {R} (8)
ROOKIES
29 Nicolas Petit {R} (14)
30 Kelly Maixner {R} (55)
34 Jodi Bailey {R} (16)
35 Mike Santos {R} (27)
37 Magnus Kaltenbrn {R} (22)
38 Justin Savidis {R} (63)
41 Cain Carter {R} (48)
45 Angie Taggart {R} (19)
46 Scott Janssen {R} (32)
51 Kris Hoffman {R} (8)
SCRATCHED
Bob Storey {R}
Mitch Seavey
Melissa Owens
Zoya DeNure
Jessica Hendricks
Paul Gebhardt
Gerry Willomitzer
Newton Marshall
Judy Currier
James Bardoner {R}
Brennan Norden {R}
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