08/05/2026
WE SUPPORT WEDNESDAY 💪
Mallory Kutz | Founder of SpeedArt Creations
Mallory is one of the sweetest and most supportive women in Motorsports. Go check out SpeedArt Creations by Mallory
“What began as a simple idea to recognize local female racers has grown into an international platform celebrating women throughout motorsports.
As both a racecar driver and lifelong member of the racing community, I saw firsthand how many incredible women were contributing to the sport without always receiving the recognition they deserved. Drivers, crew members, photographers, officials, business owners, promoters, queens, media members, and fans all play an important role in motorsports, and I wanted to create something that celebrated each of them.
That vision became SpeedArt Creations.
The journey started in 2024 with the first Women’s Motorsports Coloring Book, featuring 43 women from my local racing community. Since then, the project has expanded to include more than 250 women representing all 50 states, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and the Netherlands, becoming one of the largest projects of its kind.
Today, SpeedArt has grown far beyond coloring books. Through custom stickers, apparel, calendars, promotional products, and social media spotlights, I’ve been able to help racers and teams showcase their accomplishments while building a community that celebrates women at every level of the sport.
One of the accomplishments I’m most proud of is launching the Women in Motorsports Seminar at the Motorsports Trade Show in Oaks, Pennsylvania. Bringing together women from across the industry to share their stories and experiences was an incredible moment, and seeing it become the largest-attended seminar of the 2026 show reinforced just how important these conversations are.
Along the way, another passion developed into SpeedArt Sparkle, where I design custom rhinestone race apparel that allows drivers and fans to express their personalities while bringing a little extra shine to race day.
While SpeedArt continues to grow, the mission has never changed.
It’s about creating opportunities, celebrating accomplishments, and reminding every woman in motorsports that her story matters. Whether someone is standing in victory lane or quietly working behind the scenes, every person has a place in this sport, and those are the stories I hope to continue sharing.”
