Wisconsin's streets are gearing up to welcome cyclists from all levels for the 21st Annual Shorewood Criterium Classic on June 27, as part of the revered Tour of America's Dairyland, a cycling festival that spins across 11 days of intense competition, bringing the community together around a shared love of the sport. Racers will push their limits through the fast-paced course, while spectators cheer them on, creating a dynamic atmosphere. But it's not just about the athletes; a kids race, running race, and the Kensington Street Block Party will offer fun for the whole family.
Volunteers play a pivotal role in keeping this well-oiled machine humming smoothly, serving as race marshals and corner guards to ensure safety, and they’re rewarded with not only a front row seat to the high-speed action but also a complimentary t-shirt. In a unique twist, Shorewood High School students in the National Honor Society will have the chance to earn volunteer credits, a perfect blend of community service and excitement. As reported by the Village of Shorewood, students and other community members are encouraged to sign up online for available slots to join this grand tradition.
The Shorewood Criterium Classic is not just a race, it's a spectacle where energy runs high and cyclists become one with the course, embraced by lively audiences. Those interested in becoming a part of the event beyond the saddle or sidelines have opportunities to gain visibility for their businesses. Event organizers have announced openings for sponsorship, an invitation to local enterprises to propel their brand into the heart of the action. Sponsorship queries can be directed via email to the race director for more details on how to connect with this vibrant and attentive demographic.
