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<blockquote data-quote="3Roosters" data-source="post: 292013" data-attributes="member: 1351">Update: Unless strange things happen, it appears that Thomas Waerner is headed for his first Iditarod win. He is about to checkpoint at White Mountain at mile 898 where all musher must take a mandatory 8 hr rest. Next closest musher is 3 time champ Mitch Seavey back at mile 855. Although he has had the fastest team thru the past couple of checkpoints, it doesn't appear there is enough race left for him to catch Thomas so it appears this will be a race for second amongst Mitch Seavey, Brent Sass and Jesse Royer as they are all within 3 miles of each other. Seavey was the oldest person to win the Iditarod back in 2017 when he was 57.This race appears to have a winner in the early morning hours tomorrow(wednesday).&nbsp;For those of you unfamiliar with the 1000 mile race, besides the mandatory 8 hr rest at check point in While Mountain, mushers must also take a 24hr rest at the checkpoint of their choosing and also another mandatory 8 hr rest at another checkpoint of their choosing. The first 10th place mushers or so are basically very sleep deprived as they have only been stopping to rest/feed the dogs and take a nap here and there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="3Roosters, post: 292013, member: 1351"] Update: Unless strange things happen, it appears that Thomas Waerner is headed for his first Iditarod win. He is about to checkpoint at White Mountain at mile 898 where all musher must take a mandatory 8 hr rest. Next closest musher is 3 time champ Mitch Seavey back at mile 855. Although he has had the fastest team thru the past couple of checkpoints, it doesn't appear there is enough race left for him to catch Thomas so it appears this will be a race for second amongst Mitch Seavey, Brent Sass and Jesse Royer as they are all within 3 miles of each other. Seavey was the oldest person to win the Iditarod back in 2017 when he was 57. This race appears to have a winner in the early morning hours tomorrow(wednesday). For those of you unfamiliar with the 1000 mile race, besides the mandatory 8 hr rest at check point in While Mountain, mushers must also take a 24hr rest at the checkpoint of their choosing and also another mandatory 8 hr rest at another checkpoint of their choosing. The first 10th place mushers or so are basically very sleep deprived as they have only been stopping to rest/feed the dogs and take a nap here and there. [/QUOTE]

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