Meet the Creator

Mallory Kutz
Owner • Designer • Racer • Ms. Motorama 2025

Hi, I’m Mallory Kutz, the creator behind SpeedArt Creations. Motorsports is not simply something I enjoy. It is a way of life that has been passed through my family for more than 70 years. Today, that family tradition continues as my husband, son, daughter, and I are all involved in racing, making the sport an important part of our lives both on and off the track.

I am also a racecar driver, competing behind the wheel of the No. 42 Street Stock at Evergreen Raceway and the No. 10X with the East Coast TQ Midgets. Racing has given me the opportunity to experience the dedication, challenges, friendships, and unforgettable moments that make the motorsports community so special.

SpeedArt Creations began with custom coloring books created to showcase local female drivers and give them the recognition they deserved. That passion soon grew into a much larger platform where I could celebrate and support drivers, teams, families, and other members of the racing community. While SpeedArt proudly supports everyone in motorsports, highlighting women and recognizing their contributions both on and off the track will always remain especially close to my heart.

In 2025, I was honored to represent the racing community as Ms Motorama. The title gave me another opportunity to connect with fans, support local tracks, encourage women in motorsports, and share the stories of the people who make racing what it is.

Through coloring books, stickers, calendars, apparel, cupcake toppers, and other custom products, I hope to help racers and their families feel seen, supported, and celebrated. SpeedArt Creations combines my love of racing, creativity, family, and community, and I am incredibly grateful for every person who allows me to be a small part of their racing story.

Thank you for becoming a part of the SpeedArt Community

XOXO

Mallory

A woman in a racing suit stands confidently with hands on hips, smiling at the camera, while standing on a black helmet with a motorcycle brand logo on it, in an indoor setting with a gray wall and a large television screen in the background.