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What if your racecourse could do more than guide the fleet?

by MarkSetBot 3 Nov 01:00 PST
The future of race management © MarkSetBot

MarkSetBot's large, inflatable topsides are designed to stand out on the water, even in changing conditions. That same visibility creates another opportunity: bringing club identities, event branding, and sponsor logos directly onto the racecourse.

With Custom Bot Covers, clubs and regatta organizers can showcase their branding with full-color designs tailored to their needs. Whether highlighting a yacht club, promoting a championship, or featuring event sponsors, custom covers turn highly visible race marks into branding opportunities where the action happens.

Covers can feature a single sponsor across multiple Bots, different sponsors on individual marks, or multiple logos on one cover. And because they're removable and interchangeable, organizers can adapt their branding for different events, sponsors, or course configurations.

See MarkSetBot sponsor covers on the water:

This helps race committees make the most of their marks, showcase their clubs and events, and create new opportunities for sponsor visibility — from local club racing to major international championships. That's what we mean by race management, reimagined.

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