Grand Slam Track has officially announced the full lineup of challengers for the upcoming meeting in Philadelphia, taking place May 31–June 1.

For a league that publicly celebrated its honesty, it turned out to be anything but upfront with its athletes, fans, and the ...

The league said it would pay athletes for their Kingston meet Thursday. The post Grand Slam Track Misses Deadline to Pay ...

In Philadelphia, she faces seven women whose primary event is the 100m hurdles, all with a PB of 12.51 or faster. The group is led by American Tia Jones, who at the last Grand Slam clocked 12.19 ...

Grand Slam Track Philadelphia is just around the corner, and the competition promises some exciting action. Some of the world's best athletes will be racing at the Franklin Field on Saturday, May ...

The brainchild of track legend Michael Johnson, the meet saw 11 Franklin Field records broken, with each of the twelve winners taking home a $100,000 prize. From global stars like Sydney ...

First let's spare a thought for the losers in Grand Slam Track's decision to squeeze this weekend's Philadelphia event, originally slated to take place over three days, into two afternoons.You have to ...

Grand Slam Track will have a total of US$12.6m of prize money that will be awarded across the slams each year in addition to the base compensation and appearance fees paid to racers,” it added.

The Grand Slam Track roster of 48 Racers who will compete in Philadelphia includes Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Gabby Thomas, Kenny Bednarek, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, Grant Fisher, Sasha Zhoya ...

The league, pioneered by track and field Hall of Famer and Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson, sought to bring together the sport’s biggest stars across four competitions and four cities. Dolan and ...

Sprints queen Tobi Amusan will not take part in the women’s 100m hurdles event when the latest edition of the Grand Slam Track heads to Philadelphia this weekend, PUNCH Sports Extra reports.The ...

Grand Slam Track, a series of four meets in which 48 of the fastest men and women in the world race for $12.6 million in prize money, will begin in Jamaica in April and come to L.A. in June.