How Do You Follow The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race?
Covering over 1150 Miles the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race captures the Spirit of Alaska in roughly two weeks. This unique race is one of a kind and not necessarily what you think of for a sport. However thousands of folks watch this race and the updates live from their warm home computer. And you can too! Here’s how! Catch up on a little background about the Iditarod Race. It starts March 7th but you can read up on it a few days early by checking it out on the official website: www.iditarod.com The race begins March 7 in Anchorage, Alaska, and you can see the beginning on the fore-mentioned website. The coverage is to include the starting teams and the stats from previous years. As you will notice each team is a total of 12 to 16 dogs per sled. The interactive standings over the several weeks will keep you in tune with how your picks are doing. Kids can also become involved watching the Iditarod Race. The organization has put together, on their website, a fictitious dog reporter named
