Values

Team Dayton represents the values, ideals, and image that people and organizations aspire to:  teamwork, professionalism, integrity, diversity, charity, and passion for our mission.

The Right Audience

Cyclists and their supporters tend to be affluent, making for a strategic advertising demographic.  According to the National Sporting Goods Association, over 62% of households that race and ride bikes have an average household income of $75,000, with a median age of 34 years old – 81% are college graduates. Yearly average spectators at cycling event exceed 11 million people with a median age of 37 years old and a median household income of $75,000+.

Visibility and Exposure

Think of the members of Team Dayton as rolling billboards with the name and logos of their sponsors featured prominently on the team uniforms worn year round during training rides, tours, and races over the course of the 12-month season.  With your name on our uniform, you are guaranteeing thousands of hours of mobile visibility. In addition, we prominently display our partner logos on our website, banners at races, and social media pages such as Facebook and Twitter. Sponsoring a cycling team is more than having a name and logo on a jersey.  

A Smart and Sustainable Investment

With cycling’s increasing popularity as society is trending toward increased environmental and health awareness throughout the country, sponsoring a cycling team is a progressive and environmentally-conscious investment in a sustainable and increasingly popular activity.

Financial

Team Dayton is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization making all contributions tax deductible.  Our staff is all volunteer and administrative costs are negligible so your support yields maximum benefit.  The money, products, and services you provide support training and education, travel to events, entry fees, and race support such as law enforcement, race referees, and equipment.

Volunteerism

It is in the culture of Team Dayton Cycling to give back to the community.

Team Dayton provides escorts for wheelchair athletes who race in the Air Force Marathon at Wright-Patterson AFB.  The event draws over 15,000 racers and over 30,000 spectators with local and national media coverage.