Three Flotrack siblings sue flotrack to open up the books - Martin Floreani v. FloSports, Inc.

Amayzing that a spoiled rich kid fanboi website makes enough money to be sueable ;-) After Flotrack bout the Diamond League Class-A-B-C large attendance meetings, business became major. We also hear Flotrack will relocate permanently to Hollywood for the 2028 Olympics. Flotrack will Tokenize (go pubic) after LA28.

The family is paying $2,000/hour to lawyers.
How much can they make when FT does the ICO?

Its not just track they cover. Flosports covers basically everything nobody else wants to stream. For some sports, they are the major streaming service.

I think you grossly underestimate how big they are now, this isn't 2006 when their main draw to the website was a running log, RIP FloTrackr.

Actually, it looks like the fired brother and siblings lost their case to see Flotrack's records because the courts held that they didn't follow all of the technical procedural requirements. It's amazing that you could spend 3 years and all of those attorney fees unsuccessfully wrangling over technicalities.

This case came out last November, so you would expect that the outside shareholders would have since made a demand for the records and followed the correct procedure this time.

The company has been valued at 352 million based on their 67.7 million revenue in 2025

Flotrack is a Diamond in the Rough. A least ONE webs is making money.

Overall web/streaming idea has been a huge dud for T&F. The web on DL, WA, NCAA, colleges, etc. never made any money, influecers stay 3 years then find a real job, pay is non-existent and top cameramen quit after 1 or 2 years to and pivot to Java Certification. Yet Seb, Max, Peter congratulate each other on losing money with web gizmos.