The Atlanta Track Club was the event's platinum sponsor, and MARTA was the silver sponsor. The first place finishers in the open men’s, women’s, and quad divisions received peach-shaped crystalline trophies in a ceremony following the race. The race is one of the country's largest and fastest wheelchair 10Ks. The 6.2-mile competition began on Lenox Road in the heart of Buckhead, Atlanta’s shopping district, and followed Peachtree Road for six miles, passing Shepherd Center, before slicing through the heart of Midtown to the finish line at 10 th Street and Piedmont Park.

“The athletes in the wheelchair division embody hard work and hope as they speed up Cardiac Hill and past Shepherd Center.” “We are thrilled to have offered a deep prize purse for the wheelchair division as we continue to push for growth and equality in racing,” said Rebecca Washburn, MS, manager of Shepherd Center’s Beyond Therapy ® and wellness programs. It is his fifth win and comes with a $7,500 prize. In the men’s open, Daniel Romanchuk, 23, of Champaign, Illinois, took the crown to win with a finishing time of 18:39. Scaroni broke the women's course record with finishing time of 21:18 and will take home a $53,000 bonus on top of a $7,500 prize for her first place finish. This year, Susannah Scaroni, 30, Urbana, Illinois, won the women’s open division. Thousands of spectators watched the 41st Shepherd Center Wheelchair Division of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race on July 4, 2022, cheering on the best wheelchair racers in the world in Atlanta's iconic race.

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