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Grand Slam Track filed for bankruptcy days after its first season, unable to pay debts despite emergency funding.
Grand Slam Track, the professional track league founded by Michael Johnson, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware on December 11, 2025, citing severe financial distress after its inaugural season.
The league, which canceled its Los Angeles event and failed to pay athletes and vendors in full, reported liabilities between $10 million and $50 million with fewer than $50,000 in assets.
Despite paying half of owed athlete and vendor payments through emergency funding, the bankruptcy filing aims to restructure debt, stabilize operations, and ensure future sustainability.
Johnson remains committed to the league’s mission, though the 2026 season is on hold until outstanding obligations are resolved.
Grand Slam Track se declaró en bancarrota días después de su primera temporada, incapaz de pagar las deudas a pesar del financiamiento de emergencia.