Four-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson is launching a new track league with the goal of maintaining interest in the sport beyond the Olympic Games. Johnson aims to keep track and field relevant and engaging for fans year-round, ensuring that the excitement and momentum don’t fade after the Olympics conclude. This new initiative reflects his commitment to the sport and his desire to inspire the next generation of athletes.
Michael Johnson has launched a new track league, Grand Slam Track, with the aim of revolutionizing the sport. Speaking with Newsafro media team, the U.S. Olympic legend expressed his desire to have top athletes like Noah Lyles and other prominent stars participate in the league. Johnson, who officially started the league in June, hopes to capitalize on the excitement generated by the Paris Games. His goal is to keep fans engaged year-round, rather than just every four years during the Olympics, ensuring the sport remains relevant and exciting for millions of viewers.
