Data regarding finishing times and placements for the annual footrace along the Platte River provide runners with performance feedback, allow for comparison with other participants, and contribute to the event’s overall historical record. These data points can often be segmented by age group, gender, and sometimes other categories. An example would be a listing showing the overall winner, followed by placements within various demographics.
Access to this information offers runners a concrete measure of their achievement, motivating continued training and improvement. It also fosters a sense of community among participants, highlighting individual accomplishments within a larger athletic context. Over time, compiled outcomes create a valuable archive of the race’s history, documenting changes in participation levels and performance trends. This historical data can be used for statistical analysis, event planning, and recognizing long-term participant contributions.
