April 24, 2018 (Pelham, Ont.) – Cycle Sport Management and the St. Catharines Cycling Club are excited to announce The Jordan Engineering Steve Bauer Classic presented by St. Davids Hydroponics. On Saturday May 19, road racing cyclists will travel into the Town of Pelham from all over Ontario, Quebec and the eastern U.S.A. to compete in the newly named Jordan Engineering Steve Bauer Classic p/b St. Davids Hydroponics.
When asked about the race’s newest supporter Steve Bauer commented “Jordan Engineering joining the Steve Bauer Classic as lead sponsor is fantastic news and we welcome them to our team. We sincerely appreciate and thank all of our sponsors and partners who recognize the value in the efforts made to provide a quality road race opportunity for Canadian athletes. This year’s event will be the best in history!”
Jordan’s CEO Sandra Buffett is equally as enthusiastic about this year’s partnership. “We donate 1/2 of our profits back into our local and international communities and are always looking for local events or organizations to support. The Steve Bauer Classic aligns well with things we encourage in our employees – goal-setting and achievement, the pursuit of fitness and the maintenance of work life balance. We’ve been sponsoring our employees’ involvement in running, cycling and swimming races for many years now, so joining the Steve Bauer Classic team seemed like a natural fit.”
Contributing sponsors include Auto FX Graphics, The Humberview Group, Liberty Bicycles, Front Row Sports Excellence, Bike Fit, George de Groot Laser Grading & Excavating. The event would be impossible without our partner, the Town of Pelham. Giordana will provide Steve Bauer Classic yellow jerseys for the winners of the Elite and Junior categories.
The Jordan Engineering Steve Bauer Classic p/b St. Davids Hydroponics is ideally positioned on the spring road racing calendar. Trade teams and cycling clubs will join in to showcase their elite, junior talent and master classes, who will test their skills and challenge their adversaries on the rural routes of Pelham.
Maintaining tradition, the finish line of the 2018 races will be on top of the renowned, challenging “Saylor’s Hill” on Effingham Street which reaches a peak grade of 14.8%. The stage is set to provide racing excitement all day for family, fans, residents and spectators to enjoy.
Wally Tykoliz, President of St. Catharines Cycling Club (SCCC) added; The SCCC is pleased to provide support in the growth of the Classic each year. We are enthusiastic to do our part and be a leading example for the road racing community in Canada.
All information and updates for the 2018 edition are available here.
About Jordan Engineering Inc: An “Engineering System Integrator”
At the heart of Jordan lies a team of highly trained engineers and computer professionals with a core purpose of engineering business excellence through empowerment integrated with accountability. To fulfill its purpose, Jordan embeds itself in their client’s work, collaborating closely to develop user-friendly industrial software solutions that have both short and long-term impact. Jordan provides services to companies valuing empowerment and accountability in industries like chemical compounding, energy & transportation, food & beverage, mining & minerals, manufacturing, pharmaceutical &life sciences, and water & waste water. Closing in on its 20-year anniversary in the Niagara area, Jordan looks forward to the opportunity to continue to build synergistic relationships with its clients, vendors, members, families and communities in the region – read more here.
About St. Davids Hydroponics
It’s all about quality. This is the driving force behind everything at St. Davids Hydroponics Ltd. Established since 1985. It’s comprised of 75 acres of high tech glass greenhouses at two locations in Niagara. St. Davids Hydroponics is the largest producer locally and in North America of the most delicious and best tasting greenhouse grown European bell peppers and eggplants. It delivers safe, delicious and responsibly grown produce to the end consumer – read more here.