Wisconsin musher Quince Mountain was pulled from the Iditarod on March 12, because he lagged too far behind leaders. He completed the race anyway, on his own, unofficially and unsupported.

named Quince Mountain, earlier Monday before the official re-start of the Iditarod race. Quince said the first race finish isn’t about winning, you just have to cross the line. “I go with the ...

Iditarod rookie Quince Mountain was at the back of the pack. It was Wednesday, March 12, just about 10 days since Mountain and the other mushers in this year’s extra-long Iditarod Trail Sled Dog ...

ALASKA (WBAY) - Wisconsin’s very own Quince Mountain didn’t finish the Iditarod again this year. But that didn’t stop him from getting to Nome. He braved the elements to complete the race ...

Thank you for the story on Quince Mountain and his perseverance in reaching Nome despite no longer being an official competitor in the Iditarod. It is inspiring to hear how his passion for mushing ...

Sydnie Bahl of Wasilla and Quince Mountain of Wisconsin were cut under the race's Rule 36, which allows Iditarod officials to pull a musher from the event if he or she is deemed so far behind as ...

started the Iditarod in 1973 after the introduction ... This is particularly the case for the team run by Quince Mountain, who along with his partner, the musher and author Blair Braverman ...

Iditarod rookie Quince Mountain was at the back of the pack. It was Wednesday, March 12, just about 10 days since Mountain and the other mushers in this year's extra-long Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race ...