Jessica Capizzi
Motorcycle racing // Wisconsin
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Jessica Capizzi stands as the only female competitor in multiple Daytona 200 races, consistently finishing top 20 while co-owning Get Fast Performance with husband Jason Farrell.
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It’s just insane how much work has to be done in preparation for this race… There’s putting the team together, training all the team members in their jobs, building the bikes – engines, suspension, dyno tuning, literally everything on the bikes we do here at our shop, building other racers’ bikes, running the business, loading up the race rig, driving it all the way from Wisconsin down to Daytona. It’s such a whirlwind we kind of forget we’re in the race until we get down there.
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Jessica Capizzi has carved out a unique place in American motorcycle racing as a consistent performer in the prestigious Daytona 200, where she’s been the only female competitor in multiple races. When she’s not tearing up the track, she’s building race bikes from the ground up at Get Fast Performance, the motorcycle shop she co-owns with her racing husband Jason Farrell.
EARLY YEARS
Details about Jessica’s early life and introduction to racing remain largely private. What we do know is that she developed the mechanical expertise that would later define her racing career, eventually mastering everything from engine building to suspension tuning.
OTHER INTERESTS
Beyond racing, Jessica channels her passion for motorcycles into Get Fast Performance, where she builds bikes not just for herself but for other racers competing at the highest levels of American roadracing. The Wisconsin-based shop has become her year-round focus when she’s not preparing for race weekends.
EARLY SUCCESS
Jessica’s rise through the racing ranks isn’t well documented, but her breakthrough came with her participation in the Daytona 200, one of American motorcycle racing’s most demanding events. She made history by being the sole female competitor in the races she entered, consistently finishing in the top 20 despite having fewer racing years under her belt than many of her competitors.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- Multiple years: Only female competitor in Daytona 200 races entered[1]
- Multiple years: Top 20 finishes at Daytona 200[1]
- Ongoing: Co-owner and operator of Get Fast Performance motorcycle shop[2]
INSPIRATIONS
While Jessica hasn’t publicly shared details about her racing heroes or what drew her to the sport, her partnership with husband Jason Farrell has clearly been instrumental in both her racing career and business success.
REPUTATION
Jessica has earned respect in the paddock for her consistent performance and technical expertise. Her ability to increase pace over her racing career while maintaining top 20 finishes at Daytona has made her a notable figure in American roadracing. As she puts it, the preparation for racing is intense: “It’s just insane how much work has to be done in preparation for this race… building the bikes – engines, suspension, dyno tuning, literally everything on the bikes we do here at our shop.”[1] Her dual role as racer and bike builder gives her a unique perspective that few competitors possess.
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
Jessica continues to race for the Get Fast Performance team alongside her husband, though specific 2025 racing plans haven’t been announced. The ongoing success of their motorcycle performance shop suggests she’ll continue balancing her roles as both competitor and bike builder.
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[1] MotoAmerica article on husband and wife Daytona 200 team
[2] Get Fast Performance business information
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