Huub signs up for Blenheim and London Triathlons

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Wetsuit and apparel specialist Huub, has signed a strategic and long-term sponsorship

agreement with the UK’s two biggest and most popular Triathlons, the Blenheim and London

Triathlons.

The deal was negotiated by Limelight Sports, the agency of the active world, who

took over the management of both events from IMG in 2019. The Bloodwise Blenheim

Palace Triathlon takes place on 30-31 May in the idyllic surroundings of Blenheim Palace

and the London Triathlon takes place on 8-9 August at the ExCel Centre, and includes a

cycle route on closed roads through central London. Both events attract thousands of

participants, from first timers to seasoned amateurs.

Huub has secured a multi-year agreement across several categories. The sponsorship fee

will also include providing participants with an extensive range of products and services.

This new deal will add to Huub’s portfolio of sponsorships which includes an agreement with

several of the UK’s top triathletes including the Brownlee brothers.

Limelight Sports has extensive experience of delivering exceptional sports marketing

campaigns for major brands. Triathlons are one of the sports that is helping the continued

growth in the mass participation sports sector. The growing numbers of participants is in turn

attracting more leading brands and Limelight Sport has expanded its range of expertise and

services to meet this increased demand.

Limelight Sports CCO, James Robinson, commented, "It is fantastic to have a leading brand

such as Huub involved in our two major triathlon events. We are very excited about

developing this partnership with the team at Huub and bringing a range of quality products

and services to our participants.

Team Huub has over four decades worth of experience in

the endurance sport market and its scientific and technological expertise is second to none".

Dean Jackson, Founder of Huub commented, "We are delighted to be involved in the

London and Blenheim Triathlons, two of the most important and high-profile events in the

calendar.

As increasing numbers of people get involved in triathlons’ we are committed to

helping provide the best and most suitable equipment to help athletes achieve their personal

goals. Limelight have huge experience in this sector, and we are really looking forward to

working with them to develop these iconic events and help take them to the next level".

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