The outcome of this annual fundraising race, held in Memphis, Tennessee, provides data on participant performance, including finishing times and rankings. This information is typically categorized by age group, gender, and sometimes fundraising level. Example data might include the overall winner’s time, the average finishing time for all participants, and the number of finishers in each age bracket.
Access to this data offers several key benefits. For participants, it serves as a personal record of their achievement, allowing them to track their progress over time and compare their performance against others. For spectators and supporters, it provides a way to follow the race and celebrate the accomplishments of friends and family. More broadly, the public availability of this information contributes to the transparency and accountability of the event, reinforcing its connection to the charitable cause it supports, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The historical context of the race, its growth over the years, and the cumulative funds raised can also be gleaned from analyzing results over time.
