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Case study · Racing team

A Quebec racing team.

  • Quebec
  • Webflow website
  • 2026

A racing team has to sell itself to sponsors

Tag One Motorsport is a Quebec racing team co-founded by Alex Tagliani, competing in the Emzone Radical Cup Canada. Seven drivers share six cars, in the Pro and Master classes, over five race weekends across two provinces.

A racing season lives five weekends a year. The rest of the time, the website carries the visibility the team promised its partners.

Give partners a showcase that lives all year, and give fans a reason to come back. So the website had to move with the season: the calendar, results that land on Sunday night, podiums, press releases, driver profiles. In French and English, because the series runs in two provinces.

The race page, one per round

Every round of the calendar has its own page: the circuit, the dates, and the results by driver, split into Pro and Master. The weekend ends, the positions come in, and the current race moves on to the next by itself. A fan searching for “Radical Cup Markham results” finds the team. Every JSW website has a signature detail; for Tag One, it’s this one.

tagonemotorsport.com · the race page

The website, piece by piece

  1. Design

    • A visual direction worthy of a racing team
    • Season architecture: calendar, rounds, results, drivers
    • Fan journey, partner journey and hospitality journey
  2. Development

    • Custom Webflow: the season updates as the races go
    • Dynamic race page: one page per round of the calendar
    • Fully bilingual: 71% of visits come through English
  3. Journey and content

    • Seven driver profiles and the team presentation
    • Press releases published throughout the season
    • Partner showcase, hospitality and shop

The results

What the website brings in for Tag One

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More visits on the day sponsors are on the track.

A normal dayTrois-Rivières Grand Prix

On the day of the Trois-Rivières Grand Prix: 55 visits against 6 on a normal day, without a dollar invested in advertising. Sponsors are seen at the moment people are talking about them.

  • 71%

    Being bilingual pays off. 71% of visits come through the English pages: an audience a French-only website would never reach.

  • 6×

    All Grand Prix weekend, six times more visits than a normal day. From Friday to Sunday, the website works for the sponsors while the team is on the track.

The tagonemotorsport.com website on a desktop
The tagonemotorsport.com website on a phone
The tagonemotorsport.com/lecurie page
tagonemotorsport.com/lecurie
The tagonemotorsport.com/hospitalite page
tagonemotorsport.com/hospitalite

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