01 / The machine
One race bagger.
A Harley-Davidson racing bagger, number 10, with fairing, windscreen, saddlebags and side panels open to partners.
01
The platform
A Harley bagger
on the world stage.
The Bagger World Cup races on MotoGP weekends: eight weekends, sixteen races, three new tracks in 2027. I raced its inaugural season in 2026. I’m based in Las Vegas.
8Weekends
16Races
3New tracks
02 / The stage
MotoGP weekends.
Support races in the U.S. and Europe. MotoGP handles freight, so the bike is in the garage when we land.
03 / The content
Shot all season.
Jack Gurk, an experienced social creator, will shoot the video and photos for me all season.
02
The rider
A winner’s record.
A MotoAmerica race winner with a King of the Baggers runner-up finish on a factory Harley, and a season in the inaugural Bagger World Cup.
- 2018
The team’s first MotoAmerica season. Runner-up in Stock 1000, with two wins, including VIR, and four podiums.
- 2020
Third in Stock 1000, including a win at Indianapolis, despite a broken arm early in the season.
- 2021
Won Stock 1000 at Laguna Seca by 0.032 seconds, one of two Stock 1000 wins that year. Third at the Barber finale. Finished second in Stock 1000 and second in the Superbike Cup. Same year: fifth in King of the Baggers, with a podium at Road America.
- 2022
Second in King of the Baggers on the factory Harley-Davidson Screamin’ Eagle Road Glide. Four podiums in seven races. Won at Road America. Also third in Stock 1000, with six podiums.
- 2023
Eighth in King of the Baggers on a factory Road Glide, with a podium at New Jersey. Third in MotoAmerica Stock 1000, with six podiums, including a win at Road America.
- 2024
Full King of the Baggers season with Saddlemen. Eleven top-10s. Best finish sixth, at COTA. Tenth in the championship.
- 2025
Saddlemen Race Development in Mission Super Hooligan. Second in both Daytona races.
- 2026
Inaugural Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup, on the MotoGP support schedule. Seventh overall with 83 points. Best finish fifth, at COTA.
Sources: MotoAmerica results and releases, Harley-Davidson Racing standings, Roadracing World, Rider Magazine, Saddlemen rider page, 2026 Bagger World Cup records.
03
The data
An audience that
already watches.
Instagram and YouTube, counted from the platforms’ own insights for the 90 days through November 3.
Instagram · @twyman_10
17.5KFollowers
299,083Views, 90 days
13,607Interactions
Counted from Instagram insights, 90 days through November 3. Reels 127K, stories 88K, posts 84K.
YouTube · @befastdontcrash
10.4KSubscribers
18.9KViews, 90 days
172Videos
Be Fast Don't Crash. 90 days through November 3. Shorts 15.3K, long videos 3.6K. 79% of views came from search. 98.6% of viewers are men, and 97.8% are 25 to 44.
04
Sponsorship packages
Your brand.
On the bike.
Five packages, from the nose of the bike to a small panel. One brand per category on the Title and Associate levels.
Lead partner
Title · Exclusive · 1 spot
$100,000
Your brand on the nose of the bike. Category locked.
- Primary fairing, windscreen, and web address mark
- Chest of the leathers
- Category exclusive across the program
- Written report and photo set within 72 hours of each round
- Jack Gurk shoots the video and photos for me all season
- First conversation for 2028
Associate · Exclusive · 5 spots
$50,000
A large mark people can read at pace.
- Side panel and a sleeve
- Named in race-weekend posts
- One hospitality credential at one round
- Report after every round
- Category exclusive
Partner · 10 spots
$25,000
A real panel, not a sticker in the fine print.
- Lower fairing or a saddlebag panel
- Logo on the season graphic
- A mention each round
- One paddock photo with the bike
Supporter · 8 spots
$10,000
Visible, specific, limited.
- Helmet or saddlebag mark
- Two dedicated posts in the season
- Name in the end-of-season recap
Paddock · 10 spots
$5,000
For a dealer, a shop, or a friend of the program who wants in.
- Small panel
- Thank-you in the season recap
- One paddock photo
Placements, deliverables and category exclusivity are confirmed in each agreement. Hospitality and paddock access depend on organizer approval.
05
The budget
Where $275,000 goes.
Every dollar has a job. Rider salary: $0.
- Bike, transportation, fuel, tires$90,000The quote for rental, transport, fuel, and tires.
- Two crew and a data analyst$51,000$2,000 each per weekend. Four work days at $500. Not paid on travel days. Three people, eight rounds, $48,000. The COTA test is two more work days, $3,000. Crew total is $51,000.
- Flights, rooms, cars, meals$68,000$38,000 flights for four people, economy, two Austin trips and seven European rounds. $14,000 for two twin rooms. $5,000 rental cars. $11,000 meals. Not a hospitality tour.
- Spares and crash damage$25,000Bodywork, levers, pegs, and one get-off. Fuel and tires are already in the bike line.
- Leathers and helmets$4,000Two sets. This is logo inventory, not vanity.
- Team uniforms$5,000Custom matching uniforms for the team.
- Tools and pit equipment$12,000Tools and pit equipment for the season.
- Garage walls and banners$5,000Portable pit walls for eight rounds.
- Contingency$15,000Additional costs and expenses.
- Rider salary$0
Raise$275,000
06
The calendar
Eight weekends.
Sixteen races.
Three new tracks.
It starts in Austin and finishes in Portugal. Silverstone is off the 2027 list.
- 1
USA · Apr 23–25
Austin
Circuit of the Americas. Opener. Two-day pre-season test at COTA the week before.
- 2
FRA · May 14–16 New
Le Mans
Bugatti Circuit. New for baggers. The 2026 French Grand Prix drew 311,638 people.
- 3
ITA · May 28–30
Mugello
Mugello Circuit. Back from the inaugural season.
- 4
ESP · Jun 11–13 New
Barcelona
Catalunya. New for 2027.
- 5
NED · Jun 25–27
Assen
TT Circuit Assen. The cathedral of bike racing.
- 6
AUT · Aug 27–29
Spielberg
Red Bull Ring. After a two-month summer break.
- 7
ESP · Sep 17–19
MotorLand
MotorLand Aragón. Back from the inaugural season.
- 8
POR · Oct 1–3 New
Portimão
Algarve International. New for 2027. Season finale.
Support races on the MotoGP weekend. Dates per the published 2027 calendar and may change.
07
Livery preview
See your brand
on the #10.
Example liveries with a YOUR BRAND placement. Your colors and logo go where the placeholder is.
Concept renderings for discussion only. Final livery, placement and series approval are agreed per partnership.
Design your livery
Put your logo
on the bike.
Upload your logo, pick your colors and a style. Drag the logo to move it; use the slider or pinch to resize.
Examples
Style
Concept preview only. Final livery designed and approved per partnership. Your logo stays on your device.