Wejo has the story:
Wejo wrote:
The full story of how Grand Slam Track burned through roughly $22 million in funding, but still owes roughly $13 million to vendors and $7 million to athletes while putting on only three track meets, is yet to be told.
But these filings make one thing abundantly clear. Michael Johnson did not profit from the league. In fact, he appears to have lost more than any individual as it seems like he was the backstop that allowed the Philadelphia meet to take place.
This was not a grift. It is a tale of ambition and overconfidence, and a cost structure that was far removed from reality before a single ticket was sold.
Does this make you think differently about the demise of the league?
https://www.letsrun.com/news/2026/01/michael-johnson-could-lose-2-2m-in-grand-slam-track-bankruptcy/