Michael Johnson addresses Grand Slam Track financial collapse issues

Michael Johnson, a four-time Olympic champion, has spoken about the financial challenges faced by Grand Slam Track (GST) following its bankruptcy in December 2025. In an interview, he revealed that he had loaned GST $2 million to support operations and clarified allegations regarding a $500,000 payment to himself, stating it was reimbursement for expenses incurred on behalf of the league. Johnson described the situation leading to GST's inaugural season and its low attendance at events, particularly the Kingston meet. He expressed the stress he experienced due to the league's collapse and has suggested potential future work with the BBC after stepping back from his role there. The investigation into GST's financial practices continues as creditors seek answers.

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