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Jessica Capizzi is a motorcycle racer, business owner, and artist who co-owns and manages Get Fast Performance with her husband Jason Farrell—making them one of the few husband-and-wife racing duos to compete together at events like the legendary Daytona 200.

EARLY YEARS

Specific details about Capizzi’s birthdate and early life remain undocumented in available sources. What is clear is that she entered motorcycle racing later than many of her peers, yet quickly proved she had the talent and tenacity to compete at the highest levels of the sport.

OTHER INTERESTS

Beyond the racetrack, Jessica is a talented artist who works in drawings, illustrations, paintings, and prints. Her artwork often reflects her passion for motorcycle racing, drawing inspiration from her favorite racing moments and scenes. She has said that she started creating art again by drawing pictures related to racing, and discovered she genuinely enjoyed it. Her creative work is available through platforms like ArtPal, where she showcases pieces that blend her love of motorsports with visual expression—including a notable piece titled “Secretariat.”

EARLY SUCCESS

Capizzi’s racing career gained momentum through her participation in CCS (Championship Cup Series) competition, where she became known as a formidable competitor in the Expert ranks. At the 36th Annual CCS Race of Champions held at Daytona International Speedway, she dominated the field with a first-place finish and a best lap time of 1:59.846 on her Kawasaki ZX-6R. That victory showcased not only her speed but her consistency and racecraft on one of the most demanding tracks in America. Her early Daytona 200 appearances were equally impressive—despite having raced fewer years than many competitors, she finished in the top 20 in both of her first two attempts at the grueling 200-mile event, proving she could handle the physical and mental demands of endurance racing.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

• 2021: Competed in the 82nd running of the Daytona 200 for Get Fast Performance, racing alongside husband Jason Farrell as the only husband-and-wife duo entered in the event[1].
• 2023: Entered the Daytona 200 racing a Kawasaki ZX-6R for Farrell Performance, continuing her streak of top finishes in one of American motorcycle racing’s most prestigious events[2].
• 2024: Competed in the Daytona 200 on a Kawasaki ZX-6R for Get Fast Performance, posting competitive lap times and proving her staying power in a brutal race that tests both rider and machine[3].
• 2025: Entered in the MotoAmerica Daytona 200, this time aboard a Kawasaki EX650, demonstrating her versatility across different displacement classes[4].
• Undated: Won the CCS Race of Champions Expert division at Daytona International Speedway with a commanding performance on her Kawasaki ZX-6R[5].

INSPIRATIONS

Information about Capizzi’s specific inspirations or mentors in racing is not documented in available sources.

REPUTATION

Jessica has built a reputation as a racer who gets faster every time she hits the track. Her consistent top-20 finishes at the Daytona 200—an event that chews up even seasoned veterans—speak to her skill and determination. As co-owner of Get Fast Performance in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, she’s also respected as a businesswoman who understands the technical side of racing. The shop offers trackside support for tires and performance needs, and Jessica and Jason are known for their hands-on approach with customers and fellow racers. Being one half of the sport’s rare husband-and-wife racing partnerships makes her a unique figure in the paddock, and her willingness to take on the Daytona 200 year after year—one of the toughest races in North America—has earned her credibility among competitors who know just how demanding that track can be.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

Capizzi is entered to compete in the 2025 Daytona 200, scheduled for March 6–8, 2025, aboard a Kawasaki EX650 for Get Fast Performance. This marks her continued commitment to tackling one of American road racing’s most iconic events, and signals her intent to keep pushing her limits on the track.

REFERENCES

[1] Farrell/Capizzi Husband And Wife Team Entered In Daytona 200 – MotoAmerica
[2] Daytona 200 March 9-11 – RIDER ENTRY LIST
[3] 2024 Daytona 200 Results | All Practice, Qualifying and RACE Results – Bike Sport News
[4] Daytona March 6-8, 2025 RIDER ENTRY LIST – MotoAmerica
[5] 36th Annual CCS Race Of Champions: More From Daytona – Roadracing World
Jessica Capizzi – Drawings & Illustration, Paintings & Prints – ArtPal
GET FAST PERFORMANCE – MotoVid.com
MotoAmerica: 82nd Daytona 200 Race Results – Roadracing World
Women’s Motorsports Network News – September 2022