Data from timed races held at the Fort Worth Zoo, typically providing participant rankings based on finishing times, are often published online and may be categorized by age group, gender, or running distance. These records can include individual finishing times, overall placement, and potentially age group rankings. For example, a hypothetical result set might show the overall winner, followed by the top three finishers in each age bracket, along with the times for all registered participants.
Access to this information offers runners a way to track personal progress, compare performance against others, and celebrate achievements. Race organizers benefit by having a transparent record of event outcomes, facilitating accurate award distribution and future event planning. Historically, race results were posted on physical bulletin boards near the finish line. The digital age has made results readily accessible online, often within hours of the race concluding, expanding their reach and utility.
