18-Year-Old Is Lawrenceville's Fastest in Peachtree Road Race

Eighteen-year-old Nathinael Wondimu was Lawrenceville’s fastest runner in the 2012 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race, Atlanta’s popular Fourth of July foot race.

According to unofficial results posted Wednesday afternoon by the Atlanta Track Club, Wondimu finished 95th overall among men with a time of 35 minutes, 1 second.

Kenyan Peter Kirui won the 10-kilometer race through Midtown Atlanta with a time of 27:37. Mamitu Chepkurui of Ethiopia was the women’s overall winner in 32:22.

More than 57,000 runners participated in the annual Fourth of July road race.

Other top local finishers:

Brian T. O’Neal, 42, was 20th among men’s masters runners in a time of 36:29.

Trevor Turner, 18, was 106th overall among men’s runners in a time of 35:26.

Maury Watson, 41, was 31st among women’s masters in a time of 44:52.

Sarah Perry, 19, was 73rd overall among women in a time of 40:54.

Other runners to break 40 minutes: Eric Nawyn, 22, 174th, 36:51; Dale Smith, 23, 177th, 36:53; Nolan Daniels, 16, 211th, 37:28; Scott Watson, 43, 290th, 38:35; Dustin Perdue, 40, 325th, 39:00; Matt Adams, 34, 341st, 39:18.

For more results, follow this link to a searchable database on the Atlanta Track Club website.

Note: Times are based on “chip times” and are unofficial. Hometowns listed are based on registration information from participants. If you know of an omission, please let us know in the comments section below.