Front Office Sports said on Thursday that the Grand Slam track would not touch all the locations in its debut season as the Startup League canceled its final schedule, which is scheduled to be held in Los Angeles later this month.
The Grand Slam track completed the event at Kingston, Jamaica (4-6 April), Miami (May 2-4) and Philadelphia (31 May-June 1), but will not have a 28–29 June program in the UCLA campus.
The league, which was founded by a four -time Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson, began with $ 30 million, with a prize money of $ 12.6 million. Those numbers indicate that the three meats so far would have been distributed to more than $ 9 million contestants.
Signs of concern began quickly. A poor participation in the opening program in Jamaica was participated. Originally preserved with three-day meats was determined, the Philadelphia incident was shortened for two days.
According to the report, sources indicated the front office sports that apart from a new “strategic partner”, there was some kind of part of the cancellation of the Los Angeles incident. There was also concern over political tensions after the government’s ice raid in the region.
More information about the future of the Grand Slam track may come from a reported staff-wind meeting called on Thursday.
-Bield level media
