Race results for the 2026 Peachtree Road Race Wheelchair Division
Preliminary: Times and places may change.
Preliminary: Times and places may change.
Below are the race results from 2014 to 2025.
Every July 4, Shepherd Center sponsors the Wheelchair Division of the Northside Hospital Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta, where world-class athletes compete in this annual 10K event. The Wheelchair Division follows the course set for the Peachtree Road Race foot racers — 6.2 miles down Peachtree Road, starting at Lenox Road and ending on 10th Street at Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta.
This year, the Peachtree Road Race will continue to promote equality among elite runners and wheelchair athletes. It will award $12,500 to the first-place open male and female of both divisions. Up to $5,000 in bonus prize money will be awarded to elite runners and wheelchair athletes who break an event record at the July 4th race.
The bonus prizes at this year’s race for foot and wheelchair racers further demonstrate Shepherd Center and the Atlanta Track Club’s commitment to promoting equality among elite runners and wheelchair athletes.
This purse is based on the past year’s participation. The purse structure is subject to change based on actual entries received. All United States Citizens receiving $600.00 or more in prize money and/or appearance fees will receive a 1099 from Shepherd Center. Citizens of other countries receiving prize money and/or appearance fees will receive a 1042-S form from Shepherd Center. However, Shepherd Center cannot issue payments to citizens of countries currently under U.S. sanctions.
Preliminary: Times and places may change
Shepherd Center is a proud sponsor of ABLE SPORT’s Triple Crown Series (TCS) for wheelchair athletes. The series is a three-event point-based system for all levels: men/women in open division, quad division, masters, and grand masters. The purpose of the TCS is to help develop and grow the sport of wheelchair racing, providing a more competitive atmosphere for elite and up-and-coming wheelchair racers.
For information on Cedartown, contact Krige Schabort at [email protected], for Boilermaker, contact Gary Roback at [email protected], and for Grandma’s Marathon, contact Sarah Culver at [email protected].
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