After Grand Slam Track filed for bankruptcy on Thursday, who are the athletes that stand to lose the most money?

Grand Slam Track has filed for bankruptcy after canceling its final event and failing to pay athletes and vendors.

Michael Johnson's ambitious Grand Slam Track athletics league filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Delaware on ...

Jessica Hull is one of five Australian athletes owed hefty amounts of money from a bankrupt league run by Olympic sprinting champion Michael Johnson.

Grand Slam Track has filed for bankruptcy with listed assets of no more than $50,000 and liabilities of between $10M to $50M ...

Grand Slam Track was launched by the Olympic champion sprinter last year and held events in Jamaica, Miami and Philadelphia.

Grand Slam Track, the athletics league launched by Olympic champion Michael Johnson, has sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy ...

Michael Johnson's new-look competition still owes some vendors over $1 million while only having $0-$50,000 in assets.

Celebrating the achievements of Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Rai Benjamin, the USATF top year-end honors recipients for 2025.

Grand Slam Track has collectively asked its vendors to absorb millions of loses and accept half of what they are owed, according to published reports. (Photo by Matt Pendleton for Grand Slam Track) ...

The Olympian's start-up athletics vehicle has been beset by financial problems. Roger Wimmer / ISI Photos via Getty Images Grand Slam Track (GST), the start-up athletics league headed by former ...