The outcome of this challenging Arizona ultramarathon provides a quantifiable measure of competitor performance. These outcomes typically encompass finishing times, placements within specific categories (age, gender, etc.), and may also include data like split times at various aid stations. A hypothetical example would be a runner completing the 100k distance in 15 hours, placing 5th overall and 2nd in their age group.
Data from the race offers valuable insights for runners, coaches, and race organizers. Competitors can analyze their performance, identify areas for improvement, and track progress over time. Coaches utilize the information to tailor training plans and optimize strategies. Race directors gain a better understanding of participant trends, which can inform course adjustments, aid station placement, and future event planning. The historical context of these outcomes helps establish performance benchmarks and illustrates the evolution of the sport.
