Conditions were cold and bright for one of the sport’s first events of the winter
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Michelle Phillips arrived in Nome, Alaska, shortly after 12:40 p.m. on March 18
Thomas Waerner crossed the finish line in Nome shortly after 12:30 a.m. on March 18.
The annual race is a roundtrip between Dawson City and Eagle, Alaska
“It’s called the Granger Grind for a reason”
The field of 15 includes two Yukoners and five Canadians
“A wooden sled and you hit something, it’s pretty hard to fix and you’re very likely out of the race”
Lori Tweddell and Louve Tweddell withdrew from the Quest after not completing qualification races
Rob Cooke was the lone Yukoner to finish, placing 12th
The event included 19 participants racing in six categories
The field included 11 mushers and three skijorers
LeLevier won this year’s race with a time of seven hours, 57 minutes and 53 seconds
Kaiser is the first musher of Yup’ik descent to win the race
Two-time Yukon Quest winner Hugh Neff will not be eligible to enter…
‘If you react a tenth of a second to late, the sled can flip’
