Two result sheets landed this morning, and they could not look more different: a 3,175-finisher road party in Cincinnati and a 126-finisher trail day in Virginia. Today's pull brought in roughly 5,687 result rows across them.
Cincinnati brought the crowd
The Queen Bee Half Marathon is fully loaded for 2026 — 3,175 finishers, and the full results sheet is live and searchable by name.
- Race: Queen Bee Half Marathon
- Where: Cincinnati, Ohio
- Finishers: 3,175 (2026)
That is a serious-sized field, the kind where the start line stretches well past the first intersection and the finisher chute never really empties. If you ran it, your row is there.
Lynchburg kept it small
The Deep Hollow Half Marathon & 5K Trail Race in Lynchburg, Virginia, added 126 finishers to the site, with results now posted.
- Race: Deep Hollow Half Marathon & 5K Trail Race
- Where: Lynchburg, Virginia
- Finishers: 126 (2026)
A trail half and a 5K sharing one results page means you can scroll the whole day in a couple of minutes. Different kind of morning entirely from Cincinnati.
The number that jumped out
3,175 versus 126. That is roughly 25 road half finishers for every trail half finisher in today's pull.
What makes the contrast interesting is that these two races are not far apart in the grand scheme of things — Cincinnati sits on the Ohio River, Lynchburg sits down in the Virginia foothills, a corridor of a few hundred miles. Same distance on the watch, same 13.1 sticker, two completely different experiences: one a mass road field with thousands of strangers, the other a field small enough that you probably recognize most of the people around you at the finish.
Both are worth having in your history. Both now are.
What is new on HalfRuns today
- Queen Bee Half Marathon — 2026 results, 3,175 finishers
- Deep Hollow Half Marathon & 5K Trail Race — 2026 results, 126 finishers
Open either one, search the name you care about, and see the splits. If you ran Cincinnati or Lynchburg this season, your finish is sitting there waiting for a look.