As the official connectivity partner of Grand Slam Track, Flow says it is bringing fans closer to the excitement when the event kicks off at the newly renovated National Stadium in Kingston from April 4 to 6.

To celebrate, Flow says it will reward 25 lucky customers with a pair of tickets each to witness the action live. Flow’s social media followers also have a shot at securing tickets, making it easier than ever to experience the thrill of elite track and field competition up close. Flow customers also enjoy a 25 per cent discount on ticket price by using the code Flow25.

For those who can’t make it to the stadium, Rush Sports (Channel 691) will be broadcasting the event, according to the communication giant in a press release.

“Flow is always looking for ways to reward and connect with our customers during moments that matter. Athletics is a passion for many Jamaicans, and through this partnership, we’re bringing our customers closer to what they love—whether they’re watching from home or cheering in the stadium. Our connectivity powers more than just data—it powers shared experiences, entertainment, and access,” Flow’s Head of Marketing, Latoy Lawrence, said.

Following the Kingston leg, Grand Slam Track will make its way to three other global locations, culminating in Los Angeles on June 29.

With some of the world’s top athletes set to compete, Grand Slam Track promises to be a thrilling showcase of speed complemented by world class fibre technology. Flow added that its partnership isn’t just about delivering fast and reliable connectivity—it’s about powering unforgettable experiences for fans both in the stadium and at home.