The annual Beach to Beacon 10K road race, held in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, culminates in a highly anticipated finish and subsequent release of times and placements. This information, typically available online shortly after the race concludes, provides a detailed record of participant performance, ranging from elite runners to recreational joggers. These records often include individual finishing times, age group rankings, and overall placement within the field. This data serves as a key element for participants to track their progress, compare their performance against others, and relive the event.
Access to this competitive data offers valuable insights into individual athletic achievement and the overall race landscape. It allows runners to analyze their strategies, identify areas for improvement, and set goals for future races. Furthermore, the collective race data becomes part of the event’s history, contributing to the ongoing narrative of this popular Maine road race. The race’s historical data, accumulated over the years, provides an interesting perspective on the evolution of running performance and participation trends.
