PMY Group named Official Technology Partner for Grand Slam Track

May 1, 2025

International venue, events and infrastructure technology solutions business, the PMY Group, has been named the Official Technology Partner for Grand Slam Track™, the global home of track competition launched by four-time Olympic champion Michael Johnson.

PMY powered Grand Slam Track’s inaugural Slam in Kingston, Jamaica, earlier this month, and will continue to provide best-in-class technology management, integration and support at this weekend’s Slam in Miami, and beyond.

Rina Thakker, Chief Technology & Product Officer for Grand Slam Track shared “we’re pleased to welcome PMY as our Official Technology Partner, a global tech and experience leader that aligns with our vision to create a memorable live event experience for both competitors and fans.”

As Official Technology Partner, PMY will provide event technology and fan experience solutions dedicated to supporting high-intensity races featuring track stars such as Sydney McLaughlin- Levrone, Gabby Thomas, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, Kenny Bednarek, Grant Fisher, Sasha Zhoya, and Matthew Hudson-Smith.

The Kingston National Stadium event marked the first of four Slams this year. Under its multi- year partnership with Grand Slam Track, PMY will continue powering event technology and fan experiences for the upcoming 2025 events in Miami (May 2nd–4th), Philadelphia (May 30th–June 1st), and Los Angeles (June 27th–29th), as well as those in the years to come.

PMY Chief Executive Paul Yeomans said the company was thrilled to support the new major event, which matches up the fastest track racers in the world, on a consistent basis, vying for the largest prize pool ever offered in the sport.

"As the Official Technology Partner for Grand Slam Track™, we’re proud to oversee the delivery of tailored technology solutions including connectivity, network coverage, audiovisual systems, surveillance, event communications and on-site tech support, ensuring a seamless experience for event operators and fans while driving a new era in professional track,” he said.

“Elevating the fan experience is also a key focus for Grand Slam Track™, and through our experience division, KOJO, we are delivering engaging crowd activities, immersive sound and lighting effects, and dynamic ceremonies for every Slam.”

Grand Slam Track™ adds to PMY’s reputation as a global technology leader for major sporting events and venues, including major tennis and golf opens, multiple world cups and championships, multi-sport/multi-venue games, global leagues and series, and iconic venues such as SoFi Stadium, and Allegiant Stadium.

PMY Group (PMY) is a global technology and intelligence partner dedicated to enhancing live environments, venues, and major events through technology, data, and creative solutions. With decades of expertise and deep local insights, we collaborate with stadiums, arenas, entertainment precincts, and global events to elevate operations, experiences, and fan engagement.

What began as a focus on stadiums has evolved into a full-service technology and creative solutions company, integrating technology, data, and real-time intelligence with brand, marketing, sports presentation, and production ensuring seamless, immersive experiences from behind the scenes to centre stage.

Their end-to-end services span Technology, Intelligence & Data, and Creative Solutions, integrating strategy, design, and operations across the entire technology ecosystem.

From real-time predictive intelligence and infrastructure solutions to brand, marketing, sports presentation, and event production, we deliver seamless, vendor-agnostic solutions tailored to each client’s needs.

Trusted by 1,000+ clients across 15 countries, PMY has supported some of the world’s most iconic venues and events, including SoFi Stadium, Allegiant Stadium, Grand Slam tennis tournaments, a host of iconic brands.

Grand Slam Track™ is the global home of elite track competition founded by four-time Olympic champion Michael Johnson. The league is redefining the landscape of track with a focus on head-to-head competition between the fastest humans on the planet: fostering rivalries, celebrating racing, and putting fans first. The league features a roster of 48 Racers signed to compete in four annual Slams and includes superstars like Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Gabby Thomas, Quincy Hall, Josh Kerr, Marileidy Paulino, and many more. These Racers compete against 48 Challengers, who vary per Slam; each Slam features the largest and deepest prize purse in the history of the sport. The inaugural Grand Slam Track™ season in 2025 sees Slams take place in Kingston, Jamaica; Miami; Philadelphia; and Los Angeles.

Image. Credit: Grand Slam Track

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