No Visual Feedback

The current implementation of the race results only prints outcomes to the console. This method lacks visual engagement, which can lead to a disconnection for players from the race's outcome. Without appealing feedback, users may feel less invested in the game, reducing their overall enjoyment.

Impact:

Players may not feel a sense of achievement or excitement when a race concludes, as console output is often less engaging than visual displays.
The absence of dynamic feedback can make the game feel less interactive and more like a passive experience.
Users might quickly lose interest if they don’t receive compelling confirmation of their success or failure in the race.

Look at the current race results output code, likely in a main game file or a results module. Investigate what Python graphics or UI libraries are available in the project (e.g., Pygame, Tkinter). Determine how to integrate visual elements like a results screen or animations. Check for existing tests or examples of visual feedback to understand the expected 'done' state.

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