The Peachtree Road Race is an annual 10-kilometer road running race held in Atlanta, Georgia, on the Fourth of July. First run in 1970, the race has grown from a small field of just over 100 runners to become one of the largest races in the world, with over 60,000 participants in 2019. The race is known for its challenging course, which includes several hills, and its large prize purse, which attracts some of the world’s top runners.
The Peachtree Road Race is an important event for the city of Atlanta. It is a major tourist attraction, and it generates millions of dollars in economic impact for the city. The race also has a significant charitable component, with a portion of the proceeds going to local charities.
