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Answer
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Co-founder 1, worked on the business end
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Phil Knight
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The shoe company that Co-founder 1 originally worked for
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Onitsuka Tiger
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Nike's original store name
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Blue Ribbon Sports
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Co-founder 2, Oregon track coach
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Bill Bowerman
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Nike's first athlete / wear tester
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Steve Prefontaine
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Nike's headquarters are in what town in Oregon?
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Beaverton
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What cooking tool did Co-founder 2 use to create traction on racing shoes?
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Waffle Iron
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What was the place called where many original Nike artifacts (tools/equipment and prototype footwear) were found buried under ground?
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The Pit
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An original member of the Nike sponsored Oregon track team, has a record of all things Nike related from his experiences, including a deticated museum
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Mark Cullen
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Distance running shoe designed by Co-founder 2 for the 1972 Olympics
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Cortez
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The country that Co-founder 1's previous employer was based out of
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Japan
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The original name of the Cortez, named after the 1968 Olympics
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Mexico
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What year was Nike founded?
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1964
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Nike employee #1
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Jeff Johnson
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Location of one of Nike's first factories in the USA, experimented with different colors and materials
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Exeter, New Hampshire
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One of Nike's longest running models, on the 39th edition as of 2022
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Pegasus
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The name of Nike's revolutionary foam, used in racing and training shoes
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ZoomX
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The predecessor to the Nike Vaporfly 4% of 2016
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Mayfly 3%
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Nike was the first brand to use this, which made shoes stiffer and more efficient for marathon racing
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Carbon Fiber Plate
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Nike athlete who separated and created their own brand, still manufactured through Nike
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Michael Jordan
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This athlete is currently signed with Nike, and was the first active athlete to become a billionaire, followed by Tiger Woods (also a Nike athlete)
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LeBron James
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Louis Vuitton creative director who collaborated with Nike on many models, passed away in November of 2021
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Virgil Abloh
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The Nike shoe from this race violated rules set by World Athletics pertaining to amount of carbon fiber plates, amount of fluid filled sacs, and midsole stack height (forefoot and heel)
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Ineos 1:59 Challenge
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Name of Nike shoe designed specifically for Eliud Kipchoge, the most commonly worn shoe in Marathons in the year of 2021
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Alphafly Next%
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The original name for the Nike Vaporfly Next%
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Vaporfly 5%
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Nike revenue 2021
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$44.5B
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Nike is the greek god(des) of what?
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Victory
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The LeBron signature shoe line is the longest signature shoe line for an active player, how many models have been made?
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20
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Eliud Kipchoge had serious problems in this Nike shoe, where the insoles came all the way out of the shoe during his race. He still won the race. What shoe was it?
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Streak 6
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What is Nike's slogan
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Just Do It
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