Josh Kerr announces commitment to long-term partnership with $1.2 Billion brand as he gears up for the track season

Josh Kerr has announced his commitment to a long-term partnership with the $1.2 billion brand Brooks, as he gears up to compete in the 2025 track season. The British athlete decided to forgo his NCAA eligibility and turn pro after signing a sponsorship deal with Brooks in 2018. He has been associated with the sporting brand ever since.

Kerr concluded one of the most successful seasons of his career in 2024 with a world record, a World Indoor Championship gold medal, and an Olympic silver medal. He has achieved great success under Danny Mackey's guidance as a part of the Seattle-based running team Brooks Beasts.

The 27-year-old athlete has extended his contract with the Brooks and the Brooks Beasts until 2034, as he continues his pursuits to achieve greatness in the track world. On Thursday, January 23, Josh Kerr took to Instagram to announce the extension of his partnership with the brand.

"I’m excited to announce my commitment to a long-term partnership with this incredible brand. Working alongside such a talented team of coaches and athletes has not only helped me become the athlete I’ve always aspired to be but also allowed us to create the best gear to elevate performance. I’m pumped for the journey ahead and the continued success we’ll achieve together," he wrote.

Josh Kerr on concluding his season with an Olympic silver medal

Josh Kerr celebrates after 1500m heats at the Olympic Games Paris 2024: Day 7 - Source: Getty

Josh Kerr lost the top podium spot by a small margin after leading the race in the final moments before being overtaken by USA's Cole Hocker at the Paris Olympics 2024. The British athlete took to Instagram to share his thoughts after winning the silver medal in the men's 1500m.

Kerr expressed his gratitude for winning a medal while competing against some of the best athletes in the world. He thanked his family, friends, coaches, and fans for their unwavering support and encouragement throughout the track season.

"As I celebrate the end of this incredible Olympic cycle, marked by my first major medal in 2021, I am deeply grateful for the unwavering support I’ve received from my family and friends throughout these championships. Their encouragement has been a cornerstone of my success, and I truly couldn’t have achieved this without them," he wrote on Instagram last August.

Furthermore, he expressed his excitement about taking on challenges and competing in the upcoming season with a similar zeal and enthusiasm.