Data from the annual long-distance running event held in Champaign, Illinois, provides a record of participant performance. This data typically includes finishing times, age group rankings, and overall placement for each runner. An example would be a listing showing the winner’s time, the top three finishers in each age group, and the finishing time of each individual runner. Access to this information allows runners to track their progress, compare their performance to others, and celebrate their achievements.
These records offer significant value to athletes, coaches, and race organizers. For runners, reviewing the outcome provides motivation for future training and goal setting. Coaches can use the data to analyze team performance and adjust training strategies. Race organizers benefit from the information by tracking participation trends and improving future event planning. Historically, documenting these outcomes has served to chronicle the evolution of the sport, highlighting improvements in training methods and athletic performance over time.
