PPIVOTT, a strategic brand identity development agency, is announcing a new partnership with Kiswe, a leader in direct-to-consumer (D2C) streaming technology, to livestream the Racers Grand Prix, Jamaica’s premier international track and field event, to audiences outside of Jamaica on June 7. 

Powered by Kiswe’s technology, the livestream will include interactive features like live chat and cheer buttons, creating a more dynamic and engaging experience for fans worldwide.

Racers Grand Prix is a cornerstone of Jamaica’s track and field season, bringing top international athletes to Kingston ahead of global events like the Olympics and World Championships. This year’s event features Olympic stars Shericka Jackson, 200m World Champion, Zharnel Hughes – British 100m record holder, World Champion Bronze medalist, Bayanda Walaza – South African under 20 record holder, Tobi Amusan – Nigerian and world record holder 100m hurdles and Kishane Thompson, and will be streamed globally using Kiswe’s direct-to-consumer platform to deliver a premium fan experience.

“We’re proud to partner with PPIVOTT to help bring the Racers Grand Prix to audiences around the world,” said Glenn Booth, CEO of Kiswe. “This collaboration allows us to amplify the reach of these world-class athletes globally and provide track and field fans with a dynamic, high-quality live streaming experience.” 

“It’s been a dream to empower live sports from Jamaica and the Caribbean to the world and our partnership with KISWE allows us to do just that, starting with the Racer Grand Prix” said O’Neil Walters, Executive Chairman, PPIVOTT while the meet CEO, Devon Blake said, “Racers Grand Prix showcases the best of Jamaican track and field to the world. Our partnership with PPIVOTT/ KISWE is opportune. It expands our global footprint while making it more affordable for fans everywhere to experience the excitement, energy, and excellence that define this meet. Together, we’re bringing the spirit of Jamaican athletics to a broader audience than ever before.”

“We’ve been looking for the right international partner to help showcase this world-class Jamaican track and field meet on the global stage,” said Glen Mills, Meet Founder and world-renowned coach of the fastest man in the world Usain Bolt. “We’re proud to have secured a partnership that not only elevates the Racers Grand Prix but also highlights Jamaica, our athletes, and our local brands. We look forward to a successful and lasting collaboration.”  

Livestream tickets start at USD $4.99 and can be found on racersgrandprix.kiswe.com, where fans can also watch the race.