Iditarod start moves to Fairbanks due to lack of snow
The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race will now start in Fairbanks, not Willow, due to a lack of snow, race officials announced Monday. The last-minute change follows alarms raised by some mushers over the weekend who said stretches of the trail were not safe for their teams.
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Mushers react: New route, new mindset ahead of 2025 Iditarod raceA Fairbanks restart in 2025 means teams will no longer travel through the famed and technically challenging Alaska range.
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