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Jeff Diehl Racing, SpeedTech Motorsports to unveil bold new look in Sonoma
Jeff Diehl Racing and SpeedTech Motorsports will debut an all-new livery and refreshed branding for the upcoming Denso NHRA Sonoma Nationals and the remainder of the 2025 season.
This new visual identity marks a bold step forward in the ongoing collaboration between two powerhouse teams committed to performance, innovation, and fan engagement. The updated look reflects the synergy between SpeedTech’s precision engineering and JDR’s legacy in NHRA competition. Featuring a dynamic color scheme, modern graphics, and enhanced sponsor visibility, the redesign embodies the next chapter of excellence on and off the track.
“We’re excited to roll into Sonoma with a fresh look that represents the evolution of our program,” said Kevin Moore, owner of SpeedTech Motorsports. “This is more than just paint — this is about momentum, partnership, and a shared vision for success.”
Jeff Diehl added, “The new design brings serious energy. We’ve been working hard behind the scenes to make sure we come out swinging in Sonoma and beyond. This is just the beginning.”
In addition to the team's new visual identity, Moore has officially begun the process of earning his Top Fuel competition license and will continue licensing efforts throughout the season, signaling SpeedTech Motorsports' long-term commitment to top-tier drag racing.