
Show sponsors what the partnership is worth.
Custom racer résumés that combine strategy, writing, professional photography and distinctive design into one credible sponsorship presentation.
More than race results
A sponsor is evaluating business value.
Results matter, but companies are also looking for professionalism, visibility, audience, credibility, useful content and a rider who can represent the brand well. The résumé needs to explain what the company may receive in return, not simply list what the rider wants.
I take the rider’s rough information and shape the message, organize the strongest evidence and design a piece that looks established before anyone reads the first paragraph.

What the résumé can communicate
Give the sponsor a complete reason to care.
Rider story
Age, classes, experience, schedule, achievements and goals organized into a clear, credible narrative.
Marketing value
Social reach, content creation, product use, event appearances, community involvement and other ways the rider can support the brand.
Professional imagery
Strong photography that shows the rider, equipment and personality without relying on compressed screenshots or random phone photos.
Clear presentation
Typography, hierarchy, sponsor visibility and visual consistency designed so the important points can be understood quickly.
What I need from the rider
Rough facts are enough.
Send the rider’s age, bike number, classes, expected schedule, achievements, current sponsors and a loose idea of future goals. If the rider has audience numbers, media reach, appearances or ideas for sponsor content, include those too.
You do not need to write polished copy. I write and organize the final language, then identify any missing information before the design is finished.
Open the résumé form
Sponsor résumé examples
Built around the individual rider.
Ready to present the rider properly?
Start with the facts. I’ll build the story.
The dedicated form collects the information needed to evaluate, write and design the résumé without making you guess what to send.
