Data from this annual Thanksgiving Day footrace in Connecticut provides a record of competitor performance, including finishing times, age group rankings, and overall placement. This information is typically presented online and may also be published through local media outlets. A hypothetical example might show a runner finishing the 4.748-mile course with a time of 25:37, placing 5th in their age group and 125th overall.
Competitive runners use this data to track their progress and compare their performance against others. The historical records offer a valuable perspective on the race’s evolution, showcasing trends in participation and performance over time. For casual participants, the information provides a memento of their accomplishment and a point of connection with the larger running community. The data’s accessibility also allows spectators and supporters to follow the progress of specific runners and appreciate the scope of the event.