Trailblazing British driver Katherine Legge is ready to turn heads at Texas Motor Speedway this Saturday, May 3, 2025, with a brand-new look and partner. Legge announced a bold collaboration with Desnuda Tequila for the NASCAR Xfinity Series race — just in time for Cinco de Mayo weekend.
The Desnuda Tequila deal brings a fresh, organic twist to the No. 32 Chevy Camaro. The new paint scheme highlights Legge’s personal values and the tequila brand’s focus on quality and purity.
Legge’s No. 32 car will roll out in soft agave green mixed with deep, earthy tones. The livery is simple, clean, and inspired by nature. It’s a total switch from the usual wild, flashy race car wraps. Instead, it shows off a “stripped back,” botanical look that fits right in with the Desnuda brand.
Katherine Legge Breaks New Ground in NASCAR
“I’m so excited to represent Desnuda Tequila at The Great American Speedway,” said Legge. “I’m a health-conscious athlete whose go-to drink when I’m at a party is tequila, lime and soda. That’s why I was thrilled to team up with Desnuda Tequila around Cinco de Mayo!”
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She added, “Desnuda’s flavor instantly stood out to me, it is exceptional. I love the fact it is organic and clean. The founders of Desnuda are tequila purists and huge fans of racing. We had a lot of fun creating this weekend’s livery based on our shared passions.”
Desnuda Tequila president Brandon Korthuis said the partnership is a perfect match. “Katherine represents the pinnacle of tenacity, class and endurance. As our team looks to the future and expands into more markets, we see our core customers sharing those traits,” he said. “Quality and purity are also at the heart of our brand. Katherine is the perfect partner to show and share that message. Cheers with Desnuda this Cinco de Mayo!”
Saturday’s race will be Legge’s third Xfinity Series start of the 2025 season with Jordan Anderson Racing Bommarito Autosport. She made history this year when she became the first woman since Danica Patrick to start a NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix in March.
Off the track, Legge continues to make waves. She’s the only woman racing in the Cup and Xfinity Series. She’s also an IndyCar and sports car veteran, and a frequent face in global endurance events.
Last month, Legge released her first children’s book, Kat’s Magic Helmet, based on her early racing dreams. She also hosts a podcast called Throttle Therapy, where she shares stories from her life in motorsport.
As she takes on Texas in her earthy Desnuda Tequila Chevy, Legge proves once again that she’s more than a racer — she’s a trailblazer with style, grit and a message worth raising a glass to.
Re: your May 2 story on Katherine Legge. 3 DNF’s in 3 Xfinity races does not make her a “trailblazer”. Granted, the last one wasn’t her fault but your story failed to mention her track record so far in this 2nd tier Nascar division.