Your brand crosses the finish line with me.
I’m racing a 70.3-distance triathlon on July 18, 2027 — a 1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike, and 13.1-mile run. Eleven numbered positions on my race kit are up for auction. All prices on this page are in Canadian dollars.
Eleven positions, numbered.
Seven run down the spine, one on each sleeve, one on each thigh. This is the actual render — what you bid on is what ends up on the suit.
The leaderboard.
Every spot shows the current top bid, backed by a real deposit. Outbid it to take the lead and the previous deposit is refunded automatically.
How it works.
Three stages, same as the race itself.
Place your bid
Enter your bid and pay a refundable deposit right away — 20% of your bid, minimum $10 CAD. The board updates live for everyone watching.
Get outbid, or stay in the lead
Outbid? Your deposit is refunded automatically, no action needed. Stay in the lead until the auction closes and I’ll follow up to collect your logo file — artwork is due March 1.
Race day exposure
Your logo trains and races with me — on the road, in photos, and across roughly nine months of build-up content before race day.
The race.
Why I’m doing this. Entry, travel, and a proper set of race gear for a 70.3 add up fast, and I’d rather race it well than skip corners to afford it. Selling ad space on the one thing that’s guaranteed to be in every finish-line photo felt more honest than a straight ask for money — you get something real for it.
Training runs through the fall and winter, with the bulk of race-specific volume from March through July 2027. Every group ride, long run, and the race itself gets your logo in frame.