Iditarod

The 1,000-mile Iditarod is an annual physical challenge for both humans and dogs through the Alaskan wilderness.

Inside the 51st Iditarod: The meaning behind the ‘Last Great Race on Earth’

The roughly 1,000-mile race presents a physical challenge for humans and dogs, who spend more than a week in the Alaskan wilderness.

Ryan Redington wins 51st Iditarod, ‘the Last Great Race on Earth’

Iditarod musher Jason Mackey talks about bringing his late brother's ashes on the trail as the race honors Lance Mackey's legacy.

‘Carrying Lance with me’: Iditarod musher Mackey continues brother’s legacy

Australian musher Christian Turner braves the cold as he goes for Iditarod gold with a legend's A-team of sled dogs.

Australian Iditarod musher Turner racing legend Mitch Seavey’s A-team

One of the racers in this year's Iditarod is Danish musher Mille Porsild, who is competing for the fourth time.

Iditarod racer brags on her ‘superstar’ dogs, shares her life as a musher

The 51st Iditarod kicks off this weekend in Alaska. The 1,000-mile race tests the limits for mushers and their dogs as they traverse frozen landscapes.

Dogs, mushers prep for Iditarod as PETA accuses racers of animal abuse