Data regarding competitor finishing times and rankings in the 13.1-mile footrace held annually in Des Moines, Iowa, provides valuable information for participants, spectators, and race organizers. This data typically includes individual runner identifiers, finishing times, age group rankings, and overall placement. An example would be a publicly accessible database or webpage displaying the outcome of the competition, listing each participant’s performance metrics.
Access to this competitive information offers runners a means of tracking personal progress, comparing performance against others, and identifying areas for improvement. For spectators, it provides a way to follow the progress of specific athletes and appreciate the scope of the competition. Race organizers utilize the information to manage the event effectively, ensure accurate record-keeping, and analyze participation trends over time. The historical context of these records adds another layer of insight, allowing for the analysis of performance trends and the evolution of the race itself.