How Niagara 5000 Is Turning Supercars, Sponsors, and Storytelling Into Canada's Hottest Luxury Marketing Platform

Part luxury showcase, part philanthropic platform, and part marketing masterclass, the supercar and private aviation event returns August 7–9 in Niagara Falls: bigger, bolder, and better positioned than ever.

Launched in 2024, it evolved from an elite gathering into a stage for top-tier brands across automotive, aviation, tech, hospitality, and finance, united by storytelling, design, and social impact. Its expanding sponsor roster reflects this growing momentum.

Leading the way as Title Sponsor, Grand Touring Automobiles is bringing a fleet of Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin, Bentley, Bugatti, and Lamborghini vehicles to the forefront of the weekend's marquee events, from the Supercar Cruise & Parade, to the STK Kickoff Party, to the exclusive Hangar Experience at the Niagara District Airport.

Private aviation brand Cirrus joins as Personal Aviation Sponsor, offering a rare public showcase of its sleek Vision Jet across multiple event touchpoints, including an up-close activation at Niagara Falls and a headline presence at the Hangar Experience.

Behind the glitz is a serious focus on performance and precision. At the Hangar Experience, attendees will see activations from:

  • RBC PH&N Investment Counsel

  • SentinelOne, a leading cybersecurity platform

  • HUB International and CHUBB Insurance

For these brands, the event isn’t just an audience play, it’s a way to connect premium services with premium lifestyles.

The sponsor ecosystem extends far beyond the track. Partners like UPS Niagara Falls (Print/Signage), Zippy Golf Carts, Auto Business School of Canada, Engel & Völkers Niagara, and Holt Renfrew (Gift Bag Sponsor) round out the logistics and lifestyle edge.

Purpose at the Core

This year’s event will once again spotlight McMaster Children’s Hospital and Cassie + Friends, two charitable partners integrated across programming, including the MAC Kids Festival, presented by TNG Capital.

Founder and CEO Alana Hurov sees the momentum as both exciting and affirming:

“We’re so grateful to our sponsors for helping bring this vision of creating a truly world-class event to life,” she said. “This isn’t just about cars — it’s about connection, community, and creating something that leaves a lasting mark.”

With support from Tourism Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Falls Tourism, and Experience Ontario, Niagara 5000 is proving that experiential marketing can be both aspirational and accessible, drawing audiences in with world-class storytelling, and giving brands a reason to show up with purpose.

For marketers looking to blend performance, lifestyle, and impact, this is one event to watch.

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