Performance-Driven Racing Team
Dear Prospective Sponsor,
Thank you for reviewing the CLOUDWORX Racing sponsorship proposal.
Our team competes at local, provincial, and national levels, combining championship performance with year-round training, community engagement, and authentic product exposure. We are seeking to partner with brands that value real-world performance validation, athlete credibility, and direct connection to committed BMX consumers.
This proposal outlines our competitive achievements, audience reach, brand visibility opportunities, and how CLOUDWORX Racing delivers meaningful, measurable value for industry partners.
We appreciate your time and look forward to exploring a potential partnership.
Sincerely,
CLOUDWORX Racing
Highlights

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More Than a Race Team.
A Legacy in the Making.
Partner with a Culture of Champions, Resilience, and Community.
CLOUDWORX Racing represents the pinnacle of competitive BMX excellence. We are not just a race team, we are a family-driven powerhouse of athletes redefining what's possible in the sport of BMX racing.
About CLOUDWORX Racing
CLOUDWORX Racing is more than a BMX team. It is a culture built on discipline, opportunity, and community. Founded with the vision of developing riders who excel both on and off the track, CLOUDWORX Racing represents the perfect intersection of athletic ambition and character-driven leadership.
We proudly represent the Cloudworx brand while competing at local, provincial, and national events. Our riders are coached to develop their skills, elevate their performance, and embody the values that define our identity: dedication, teamwork, and integrity.
CLOUDWORX Racing is not just about crossing the finish line first. It is about inspiring the next generation of athletes, strengthening local BMX communities, and proving what becomes possible when passion and purpose align.
CLOUDWORX Racing stands on four core pillars:
Skill Development
Building riders with confidence and capability on and off the track.
Sportsmanship
Racing with respect, humility, and professionalism at all times.
Community
Supporting families, local tracks, and the broader BMX culture.
Relentless Drive
Consistently pursuing personal bests and pushing limits each season.

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Why CLOUDWORX Racing Creates More Than Visibility
CLOUDWORX Racing is redefining what it means to sponsor a BMX team. In an era where digital advertising costs are rising, SEO is increasingly competitive, and brands struggle to stand out online, simply posting content is no longer enough. Attention has become the new currency and whoever controls attention controls opportunity.
Sponsors aligned with CLOUDWORX Racing gain more than logo placement. They tap into a system where real-world engagement translates into measurable digital presence. Every race we enter, every podium finish we earn, and every piece of content shared by families, fans, and riders creates brand impressions that spark online search activity, social sharing, and digital curiosity.
This is not passive exposure. It is active brand momentum generated through performance, presence, and a winning culture.
Our races produce attention. Our attention produces visibility. And visibility converts into digital authority that brands cannot buy through traditional marketing alone.
Real Presence.
Real Attention.
Real Digital Impact.

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Comeback Story: Grit Behind the Glory
The Comeback
After a 40-year break from racing, founder Bryan Kennedy returned to BMX in 2023 at the age of 55.
The Crash
That June 2023, a catastrophic crash left him with a cracked neck, six broken ribs, a punctured lung, and a Type 4 dislocated AC joint requiring surgical plate and screws.
The Victory
Against all odds, he returned in 2024 to claim 2nd place in the last race of the season. Then in 2025, he achieved the impossible: an undefeated Provincial Qualifier season, won the Provincial Finals, and earned the coveted #1 Provincial Championship Plate.

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2025: An Undisputed Personal Championship
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The Perfect Storm
First Place. Every Moto.
Every Race.
7
Events Won
100% Victory Rate
1
Provincial Finals
First Place
1
Championship Plate
2025 BMX Canada
Provincial Champion

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Meet the Team: Champions Across Generations
Bryan Kennedy No.293
56+ Intermediate | Team Founder | Provincial Champion | President, Cloudworx
Lach Nikolov No.177
39 Intermediate | Team Coach | Provincial Champion | Multi-time winner
Chris Picco No.110
51 Novice | Provincial Finals Champion Local track 3rd overall
Quinn Nikolov No.191
10 Intermediate | Provincial Champion | Rising star athlete
Olive Nikolov No.57
7 Novice | OCA Champion | Fearless young competitor
Ricky Picco No.80
15 Intermediate | Local Points Champion Consistent podium finisher
Jude Metcalf No.251
12 Intermediate | Provincial Finals Champion | Podium regular
Victoria Kennedy No.345
6 Novice | Newest team member | Future champion in training
Hunter Laurence No.134
12 Intermediate | Team spirit leader
Consistent top performer

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A Culture Built on Winning
BMX Canada Provincial Championship Plate Awards
CLOUDWORX Racing is not just one champion, it is a dominating Ontario BMX team. In 2025, our team captured THREE BMX Canada Provincial #1 Championship Plates across different age divisions.
Bryan Kennedy
2025 Provincial #1 Plate
56+ Intermediate Division
Lach Nikolov
2025 Provincial #1 Plate
39 Intermediate Division
Quinn Nikolov
2025 Provincial #1 Plate
10 Intermediate Division
The 2025 Championship Season
Provincial Qualifier Series
With nine competitive riders ranging from age 6-57, we represent excellence across every generation. Multiple podium finishes, consistent top-three performances, and a winning culture that attracts attention wherever we race.
June 6 – Milton
Bryan 1st | Lach 1st | Quinn 1st
Chris 2nd | Ricky 2nd | Olive 3rd
June 20 – Stouffville
Bryan 1st | Lach 1st
Quinn 3rd | Olive 6th
July 5 – Nepean Gold Cup + PQ
Bryan 1st | Lach 1st
Quinn 4th | Olive 7th
July 6 – Cornwall
Bryan 1st | Lach 1st | Quinn 1st
Olive 2nd
July 19 – Chatham Gold Cup + PQ
Bryan 1st
July 26 – Kingston
Bryan 1st | Chris 2nd | Ricky 3rd
August 23 – Niagara Falls
Lach 1st | Chris 1st | Ricky 1st | Jude 1st
Olive 2nd | Quinn 2nd | Hunter 3rd
September 20 – Milton Provincial Final
Bryan 1st | Lach 1st | Chris 1st | Jude 1st
Ricky 2nd
2025 – UCI Ontario Cycling Provincial Championships
Lach - 1st Place
Olive - 1st Place
Quinn - 2nd Place
2025 - Falls BMX Park Local Points Leaders
Ricky Picco – 1st Overall
Chris Picco – 3rd Overall

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2026 Season Journey & Competitive Roadmap
Our 2026 competitive schedule spans local Ontario events through Canadian Nationals and USA BMX championship-level races, offering sponsors extensive exposure across Canada and the United States while engaging diverse BMX communities, high-traffic events, national media outlets, and major North American race platforms. This full-season journey positions CLOUDWORX Racing to deliver wide-ranging visibility across multiple provinces and states, cross-border BMX networks, and some of the most prestigious competitive stages in North America, reinforcing sponsor presence throughout the entire competitive landscape.
Local District Races (Ontario)
Consistent weekly racing across Milton BMX, Stouffville BMX, Niagara Falls BMX, Chatham and other district tracks. Ideal for recurring sponsor exposure and frequent photography.
Ontario Provincial Series
Full participation in all Provincial Qualifiers and the Ontario Provincial Finals. Strong audience turnout, official photography, and high sponsor visibility.
Northeast Gold Cup Series (USA BMX)
Select Gold Cup events in the USA BMX Northeast Region offering cross-border exposure and expanded competition fields.
Canadian Nationals
National-level events with significant rider turnout, official media coverage, and multi-province visibility, spanning from Ontario to British Columbia.
Canadian Grands (BMX Canada)
Flagship national event featuring the highest audience reach within the Canadian BMX calendar.
USA BMX Grand Nationals — Tulsa, Oklahoma
The largest BMX race in the world. International exposure, elite competition, and unparalleled sponsor visibility at the sport’s most iconic event.

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Product Placement and
Real-World Exposure
Maximizing Brand Visibility On Track and Off Track
CLOUDWORX Racing provides sponsors with authentic product placement opportunities across competitive and lifestyle cycling environments, allowing our team to test and showcase products in real-world scenarios that reach multiple audience segments. Through this integrated approach, CLOUDWORX Racing delivers multi-dimensional brand exposure that feels genuine, increases visibility, and strengthens audience connection both on and off the track.
On-Track Exposure
  • Local, Provincial, Canadian Nationals, and USA BMX championship-level events
  • Podium placements, race-day photos, and social media highlights
  • Dynamic product demonstrations during training sessions and practice runs
Off-Track Engagement
  • Local pump tracks like the Rim Pump Track in Waterloo, for high-traffic community engagement
  • Indoor bike parks, including Joyride 150, for visually dynamic product testing
  • Downhill mountain biking locations, such as Horseshoe Valley and the Hydro Cut for adventure and lifestyle audiences
Product Testing & Integration
  • Bikes, frames, parts, accessories, tools, trainers, safety gear, and apparel actively used in real training and racing conditions
  • Organic, credible content showing products in action
  • Visual content for social media, websites, and marketing campaigns

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Team Training and Performance
On-Track, Off-Track, and Lifestyle Training
CLOUDWORX Racing develops competitive performance through structured training across BMX tracks, clinics, and off-track fitness environments, ensuring riders are prepared physically, technically, and strategically while delivering authentic sponsor visibility. The program extends beyond the race calendar with organized off-season training, product testing, and coordinated content creation that keeps development and sponsor exposure active all year.
On-Track Team Training
  • Regular group practices at Milton, Stouffville, and Niagara Falls BMX tracks.
  • Technical skill development, race simulations, and group drills.
  • Sprint training meetups to build explosive power and speed.
  • Clinics for gate practices with a local BMX professional.
Off-Track Conditioning
  • Strength and conditioning in the gym, including resistance training and functional exercises.
  • Nutrition programs tailored to performance, recovery, and endurance.
  • Focus on injury prevention, recovery protocols, and overall athlete wellness.
Group Cohesion & Strategy
  • Training emphasizes teamwork, communication, and strategic planning.
  • Riders support each other, fostering resilience, motivation, and consistent progress.
  • Sponsor products are naturally integrated for authentic placement opportunities.
Off-Season Training and Year-Round Content
  • Riders maintain organized off-season training focused on strength, conditioning, and skill refinement.
  • Team sessions support equipment testing, product evaluation, and performance development.
  • Indoor training venues, clinics, and controlled practice environments provide steady opportunities for high-quality photography and video.
  • Consistent content creation and sharing ensure that sponsor branding remains visible across digital platforms during the full off-season period.

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Social Media Amplification
Consistent, Organic, High-Frequency Brand Exposure Across All Major Platforms
CLOUDWORX Racing benefits from continuous digital visibility generated through race-day content shared by riders, parents, coaches, and community members. While our current follower and page-like counts are modest, this reflects a deliberate shift rather than limited reach. Until mid-season this year, social media had not been actively leveraged as a strategic channel. Once consistent posting began during the Ontario Provincial Series, engagement increased sharply. As shown later in this deck, particularly on Page 19, race-driven content produced measurable spikes in reach and interaction, reinforcing sponsor visibility far beyond in-person attendance.
How Amplification Occurs
Rider and Family Posts
Riders and families post race photos, clips, reels, and updates within hours of each event, generating immediate buzz.
Staff Tagging
Coaches and team staff actively tag sponsors and race tracks across social platforms, increasing visibility.
Community Shares
Community BMX groups frequently share or repost rider performances, podium results, and event highlights, expanding reach.
Photographer Galleries
Photographer galleries receive hundreds to thousands of views per event and are repeatedly shared throughout the season.
Key Platforms
Community Reach
  • Local BMX racing groups
  • General BMX communities
  • Provincial and National BMX pages
  • Track-specific groups across Canada and the USA
Frequent Tagging
  • Team sponsors
  • CLOUDWORX Racing riders
  • Local and provincial BMX tracks
  • BMX Canada and USA BMX communities
Hashtags Frequently Used
  • #miltonbmx
  • #ontariobmx
  • #cloudworxracing
  • #cloudworx
  • #bmxlife
  • #bmxcanada

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Event Visibility & Annual Exposure
CLOUDWORX Racing delivers high-frequency, repeatable visibility through consistent participation at BMX Canada events across multiple tiers. Each event cycle generates immediate in-person exposure and ongoing digital amplification through published photography and shared media content.
Event Visibility Snapshot
The chart below illustrates the conservative audience reach per event cycle, highlighting the increasing impact from local to national events.
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Local Races
  • 90-480 Direct Rider Exposures
  • 450-1,000+ Impressions per Event
2
Provincial Races
  • 210-960 Direct Rider Exposures
  • 1,200-2,800+ Impressions per Event
3
National Events
  • 240-1,440 Direct Rider Exposures
  • 2,000-4,000+ Impressions per Event
Track Photographer Visibility
Professional photographers capture every rider in every moto from optimal vantage points. CLOUDWORX branding is deliberately positioned for maximum exposure.
  • 55-65% of all published event photos include CLOUDWORX-branded elements.
  • Galleries receive hundreds to thousands of views per event, repeatedly shared across the BMX community.
Estimated Annual Impressions
25K
Local Events
15-25 per season
28K
Provincial Events
8-10 per season
20K
National Events
3-5 per season
Combined Annual Visibility
22,000-73,000+ Impressions
This includes trackside viewing, photographer galleries, social sharing, community reposts, and cross-platform digital reach over the full season.

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Audience Demographics & Sponsor Reach
Conservative, Research-Supported Exposure Across Local, Provincial, and National BMX Events
CLOUDWORX Racing maximizes sponsor visibility through consistent attendance at local, provincial, and national BMX Canada events. Every race features professional photographers capturing every rider in every moto from prime visibility locations such as the starting hill, finish line, and high-traffic straights. CLOUDWORX tent and banners are intentionally positioned in these zones, producing an estimated 55 to 65 percent visibility rate in published race photos. After each event, full galleries are uploaded for families to view, download, and share, extending sponsor presence far beyond race day.
Connecting Brands with Engaged, High-Value Consumers
BMX racing attracts a highly engaged, family-driven audience with strong purchasing power. Participants often include small business owners, entrepreneurs, trades professionals, and established families who invest significantly in equipment, travel, apparel, and youth development. This creates a valuable environment where sponsor brands receive recurring visibility from households that support community-focused organizations and prefer trusted local and regional businesses.
Household Profile
  • Family-based sport with high parental involvement
  • Above-average discretionary income
  • Frequent purchasers of gear, apparel, services, and travel
  • Strong loyalty toward brands that support youth athletics
Community Influence
  • Many participants own or operate local businesses
  • Active contributors to community programs and sports clubs
  • High engagement in local events, groups, and regional networks
  • Word-of-mouth advocacy within tight community circles
Sponsor Alignment
  • Audiences prefer brands that invest in community and youth sports
  • Strong interest in local services, retail, lifestyle products, and family-oriented offerings
  • Receptive to companies that demonstrate visible support at events
  • High likelihood of repeat interactions across the season and off-season
Digital Audience Behavior & Online Reach
Capturing Engagement Beyond the Track
BMX spectators and families form an active digital audience that continues to engage long after race day. Photos, reels, and highlight clips are viewed, shared, saved, and circulated across multiple social platforms, extending sponsor visibility far beyond in-person attendance.
Where They Engage
  • Facebook BMX groups and community pages
  • Instagram Reels and Stories
  • TikTok cycling and sports feeds
  • YouTube Shorts and full race uploads
How They Interact
  • View and share event photo galleries
  • Rewatch highlight clips and team updates
  • Follow athletes and track progress
  • Click sponsor tags and visit linked websites
Why It Matters
  • Repeated exposures build strong brand recall
  • Engagement continues for days or weeks post-event
  • Sponsor logos remain present through reposts and archives
  • Digital reach expands visibility across Canada and the USA
Total Potential Audience Per Event Cycle & Digital Reach Multiplier
Sponsor visibility extends far beyond in-person attendance and expands exponentially through online sharing. CLOUDWORX Racing brand appears repeatedly in photos and videos shared online. Riders and parents frequently upload content within hours across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and BMX community pages. These posts often tag:
  • Team sponsors
  • Race tracks
  • BMX Canada groups
  • Regional BMX communities across Canada and the USA
This generates hundreds to thousands of impressions per event, with visibility continuing for weeks as galleries and shared posts circulate.
Total Audience Impressions (Sponsor-Focused)
In-person visibility
Direct exposure to riders, families, spectators, and event staff.
High-frequency visibility
Recurring sponsor impressions across the entire race calendar.
Branding in professional photos
Consistent presence in the majority of published race images, generating hundreds to thousands of views per event.
Social amplification
Cross-platform sharing on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
Cross-border visibility
Audience reach includes BMX communities in both Canada and the USA.
Continuing impressions
Online photo galleries and shared content provide long-term exposure.
Visibility Comparison
60%
CLOUDWORX Racing
55–65 percent visibility in published event photos, achieved through intentional tent placement and consistent branding.
15%
Average Team
10–20 percent visibility, due to inconsistent or background placement.
Audience Reach Per Event Cycle (Conservative)
The chart above illustrates the conservative audience reach per event cycle, highlighting the increasing impact from local to national events.
PHOTO: CLOUDWORX Tent positioned prominently at the Starting Hill, maximizing visibility in race photography.
PHOTO: CLOUDWORX Branding strategically placed near the Finish Line, ensuring sponsor exposure in crucial race moments.
SCREENSHOT: Example of a photographer's gallery or social media post showcasing CLOUDWORX branding in action.

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Insights: Provincial Series Performance
CLOUDWORX Racing generates measurable digital engagement that peaks during Ontario Provincial Series events. Consistent race-day posting, official track photography, and community sharing create strong visibility for sponsors throughout the season. The Meta Insights data below reflects verified performance results from July 1 to November 1.
Meta Insights — July 1 to November 1
UPLOAD: Meta Insights Screenshot (Views, Watch Time, Top Posts)
6.9K Total Views (↑ 100%)
Strong season-long audience growth
666 Three-Second Views (↑ 100%)
High scroll-stop effectiveness
219 Content Interactions (↑ 100%)
Likes, comments, and shares demonstrating active engagement
4h 52m Total Watch Time (↑ 100%)
Long-form retention driven by race videos
Top posts coincide directly with Provincial Series race weekends
All views are 100% organic (0% ad spend)
Fully authentic audience reach
Major visibility spikes recorded in late August and mid-September
Top-performing content includes podium photos, race clips, and team updates
Each high-performance post contains visible jersey, number plate, or tent branding

Meta Insight data shows significant engagement spikes during Provincial Series race weekends (August–September). These peaks align with podium results, event galleries, and high-volume community sharing, creating powerful sponsor visibility across Ontario and beyond.
Digital engagement amplifies every race-day impression. Sponsors benefit from recurring visibility as our race results, photos, and highlight clips are shared across Facebook, Meta groups, Ontario BMX communities, and rider networks throughout the region.

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Jersey & Number Plate Branding
Premium logo real estate is strategically aligned with race-level visibility and event exposure. CLOUDWORX Racing thoughtfully limits premium branding placements to maintain clarity, exclusivity, and maximum impact in photos, videos, and race-day broadcasting. Jersey and number plate placements are reserved exclusively for mid- and high-tier sponsors, ensuring prime visibility and brand association with top-level performance.
Number Plate Branding
Number plates offer high visibility during staging, racing, and finish-line photography.

Available sponsor slots: 8 maximum
Recommended Sizing (Industry Standards):
Placement is structured along front facing right side plate zone to maintain visibility and design clarity.
  • Approx. size: 1-1.5″ height × 2–4″ width
  • Position: Vertically on the right-side sponsor column (CLOUDWORX Racing branding remains fixed on the left panel).
Eligible Tiers for Number Plate Branding:
  • Tier 1 - $15,000 — Presenting Sponsor
  • Tier 2 - $10,000 — National Series Sponsor
  • Tier 3 - $5,000 — National + Gold Cup Sponsor
  • Tier 4 - $3,000 — Provincial Series Sponsor (placement subject to inventory)
Not available for tiers $2,000 (Regional / Local Partner) and $1,000 (and below).
Jersey Branding
CLOUDWORX Racing jerseys contain defined premium, secondary, and supporting logo zones, optimized for maximum brand exposure.

Available sponsor slots: 12 maximum
Recommended Sizing (Industry Standards):
Placement is distributed across premium, secondary, and supporting logo zones.
  • Premium logo sizes:
  • Prime chest: 4″ × 10–12″
  • Upper back (above number): 2″ × 7–8″
  • Large back (under number): 4″ × 10–12″
Secondary logo sizes:
  • Upper chest (left or right): 2″ × 4–5″
  • Sleeve logos: 1–2″ tall × 3–5″ wide
  • Side panels: vertical 2″ × 10–12″
Supporting logo sizes:
  • Lower chest row: 1.5″ × 3–4″
  • Lower back row: 1.5″ × 3–4″
Jersey Placement by Sponsorship Tier
01
$15,000 — Presenting Sponsor
  • Prime chest (largest position)
  • Upper chest (left and right)
  • Upper back above number
  • Large back panel
  • Side panels (both)
  • All sleeve positions
  • Full lower chest and lower back rows
02
$10,000 — National Series Sponsor
  • Prime chest
  • Upper back
  • Large back logo
  • Sleeve positions
  • One side panel
  • Selected lower-row positions
03
$5,000 — National + Gold Cup Sponsor
  • One upper chest position
  • Upper back or lower back
  • One sleeve logo
  • One side panel
  • Lower-row positions
04
$3,000 — Provincial Series Sponsor
  • One upper chest position
  • One sleeve logo
  • Lower chest row
  • Lower back row
05
$2,000 — Regional / Local Partner
  • One lower chest row position
  • One small sleeve logo
  • One lower back row position
06
$1,000 and below
No jersey branding
Additional branding opportunities for team tent, pit apparel, hats, pants, banners, and event-day assets appear on the following card.

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Detailed Sponsor Placement Specifications
This table provides a comprehensive overview of all CLOUDWORX Racing branding assets, including their estimated imprint sizes and the total number of sponsor placements available for each item.
This detailed inventory ensures clarity and provides a precise understanding of all available branding opportunities.

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Bicycle Manufacturer Sponsorship Opportunity
CLOUDWORX Racing presents a specialized partnership opportunity designed for bicycle frame, parts and apparel manufacturers that focuses on product support, brand alignment, and high-visibility integration at local, provincial, and national BMX events.
Why This Partnership Is Valuable
  • Strong provincial performance with consistent podium visibility.
  • A compelling comeback and resilience story that elevates brand alignment.
  • Professional team presentation with jerseys, tent branding, and number plates that enhance sponsor visibility.
  • High-volume exposure through official race-day photography and video posted by BMX tracks on Facebook.
  • Social media growth supported by targeted hashtags: #miltonbmx #ontariobmx #cloudworxracing #cloudworx #bmxlife #bmxcanada
Industry-Standard Support Model
Bicycle industry manufacturers typically support teams through frames, components, soft goods, discount programs, or mixed product and financial contributions. The following tier structure reflects standard BMX industry practices and includes approximate product-value ranges for transparency.
Bicycle Industry Sponsorship Tiers
Recommended Partnership Level
Based on provincial championship performance, team presentation, and media visibility, the recommended starting point for CLOUDWORX Racing is:
TIER 2: Official Bike Sponsor ($7,500 – $12,500 support value).

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Let's Build Something Iconic Together
Next Steps & Partnership Process
Thank you for taking the time to explore CLOUDWORX Racing. Our goal is to create meaningful, collaborative partnerships built on visibility, impact, and shared success. We designed our onboarding process to be simple, transparent, and seamless from start to finish.

For a deeper look at sponsorship tiers, brand placements, activation inventory, and production timelines, the full CLOUDWORX Racing Sponsorship Deck is available for review. This mini deck is designed as a high-level overview to support initial discussions.
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Confirm Your Partnership Tier
After our conversation, we will finalize the partnership level that aligns best with your goals, activation strategy, and brand positioning.
Onboarding and Brand Integration
Once confirmed, our team begins managing all integration points, including:
  • Logo placement mapping
  • Jersey & number plate integration
  • Event tent & apparel branding (if applicable)
  • Social media planning & scheduling
  • Deliverables scheduling & artwork preparation
Everything is fully managed by our team to ensure a smooth and professional onboarding experience.
Visibility and Content Activation
Your brand becomes part of every key moment, including:
  • Race-day photography
  • Podium celebrations
  • Team announcements
  • Video highlights & interviews
  • Season-long media coverage
  • Community amplification across multiple accounts
Visibility is delivered consistently throughout the year across race-day, digital, and community channels.
Progress Tracking and Updates
You will receive regular updates throughout the season on:
  • Engagement & visibility metrics
  • Key media moments & reach
  • Deliverable completion
  • Event highlights & attendance
  • Team results & achievements
This ensures complete transparency and alignment with your marketing objectives.
Let's Get Started Today!
Availability is limited. Secure your tier today to begin the onboarding process immediately.
Bryan Kennedy
Founder, CLOUDWORX Racing
📧 bryan@cloudworx.ca
📞 855.BMX.RACE Ext.229
More Than a Race Team.
A Legacy in the Making.