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©2025 Kseniia Miheikina
Visual identity, website, and communication assets for a cycling race
Web Design / Brand Identity / Communication Design
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FURY ROAD is an annual gravel cycling race held. The organizing team reached out with a request for a rapid redesign of the visual identity ahead of the event launch. The main objective was to refresh the branding while preserving the race’s rugged spirit and to make the visuals more impactful for digital promo and social media.
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Photos of race participants
At the starting line

© 2024
Initial Challenges
Low visual quality
The work delivered by the previous designer did not meet the team’s expectations.
Tight deadline
There was only one week left for a full redesign and the website launch.
No online ticket sales
Tickets for the race were not available online, which put the entire event at risk.
I created a fast-track design of the logo, landing page, and communication materials — all ready for immediate use in promotion and ticket sales
Fury Road T-shirt
Urban landscape
Saint Petersburg, night

© 2024
Fury Road T-shirt
Urban landscape
Saint Petersburg, evening

© 2024
The merch went viral — participants shared it on social media, actively discussed it, and were eager to get their hands on it
The eye-catching visuals became a trigger for purchase: according to a survey, the race’s visual style was one of the key factors influencing the decision to buy a ticket
Sold out! The organizers sold more race slots than originally planned
Fury Road T-shirt
Leningrad Region, Priozersky District
Larionovskoe
Fourth Bay Beach, night

© 2024
Flexible communication materials:
I created a modular file with interchangeable logos and visual elements, allowing for easy adaptation across formats
Participant bib numbers with timing chips
Distances: 77 km and 115 km

© 2024
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2024
Brain, Figma, Tilda, Adobe Illustrator
@furyroad.race
From race participants
@cerclecult
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