Contents
3 Introduction2
7 Sponsors
10 Sponsorship Levels
11 Conclusion
Introduction
Shawn Blumenfeld
Team Director
bega@hubracing.com
(202) 345-1177
Who is HUB Racing?
Bell Helmets
MB Cycling Coaching
Australia
Drinkmore Water
WABA-Washington Area
Bicyclist Association Bryson-Webb Web Services
Washington, DC Washington, DC SAAB/Salomon
Cycling Demographics
Cycling is...
One of the most popular and fastest grow- Cycling Sponsorship Benefits Exposure Statistics
ing sports in the USA and the second most
popular recreational activity in the world.
Increase Company Visibility Events
65 million people attend professional cy- Cycling is a unique opportunity for increased -50+ race days
cling events annually corporate identification, exposure and brand
awareness. Race Results
90 million cyclists & enthusiasts in the U.S.
Victories
Including six million bicycle commuters in
Entertain Key Customers Team and Performance Awards
U.S.
Target preferred customers by encouraging General Classification (GC) Results
participation in races in select target markets, you Podium Finishes (1st – 5th)
Leisure Cyclists
can leverage team relationship and offerings.
85% are between the
Spectators (Live at Event)
ages of 25-54 Entertain Clients, Employees, etc. Major National or International Event
Reward top talent by involving team members in 30,000+ persons
63% are between the
ages of 25 and 44 employee events, give-always, etc. Also include National (NRC/UCI) Event
community partnerships and customer activities. 5000+ persons
55% are male Regional Event
45% are female Create a Positive Image in the Community
500+ persons
A study conducted by Georgia Tech showed that the
63% are Tour of Georgia attracted over 748,000 spectators.
professional managers Media Coverage
Television/Radio Coverage
A True Year Long Promotion
90% have Photographic Images
attended college Professional cycling runs from January to
Printed Advertisement
December. Depending on budget,
Newspaper Print
39% have
post-graduate degrees Value Charity Involvement
Pro cycling is one of the best values in arena of Internet Media
52% rate their International professional sports.
brand loyalty as high Additional Exposure Opportunities
Sponsored Athlete Appearances
Median household income is
(as requested)
$80,000
Promotion of charity drives and events
Team hosted race (City Bikes Criterium)
Major Media and Promotional Accomplishments
National Geographic Explorer Special “Wheels on Fire” originally aired 1998 and replayed over 50 times since.
20 minute feature story about the 1998 Cycle Messenger World Championships which we organized and
promoted. Narrator Boyd Matson rode a Cannondale, our sponsor bike, through out the entire show.
Travel Channels “Weird Wheels” feature on our team’s trip to Edmonton for the North American Cycle Courier
Championships including showing our victory.
Washington Area Metropolitan Transit Authority’s “Bikes on Metro” program flyer features two of our riders
including sponsor equipment and logos. Over 1 million printed and distributed to date.
DC Department of Transportation “Safe Streets” flyer lists our website. Over 500,000 printed and distributed
to date.
Several feature article’s about us in the Washington Post including sectional front page photos.
CBS affiliate WUSA news promotion about our bicycle race, Washignton DC’s only bicycle race. Multiple ap-
pearances on local and national news programs in 2006.
Dccourier.com, the largest and most visited bicycle courier website in the world.
Sponsorship Levels
TITLE SPONSORSHIP
$100,000
CO-SPONSORSHIP
Contact:
Shawn Blumenfeld
Team Director
bega@hubracing.com
(202) 345-1177
www.hubracing.com