Loose lips can sink ships, and for TJ Zizzo, the waters have been treacherous since major sponsor Peak opted not to renew his contract and instead moved over to John Force Racing. The Force signing was reportedly facilitated by a member of NHRA’s marketing team.

Zizzo confirmed he has indeed signed a major sponsor but he’s not talking or hinting whatsoever to anyone.

Loose lips can sink ships, and for TJ Zizzo, the waters have been treacherous since major sponsor Peak opted not to renew his contract and instead moved over to John Force Racing. The Force signing was reportedly facilitated by a member of NHRA’s marketing team.

Zizzo confirmed he has indeed signed a major sponsor but he’s not talking or hinting whatsoever to anyone.

“True, we have signed a sponsorship,” Zizzo confirmed. “But we are in Chicago with no signage or anything on the car. We are planning to debut the sponsor later this season.”

Zizzo hinted the sponsor could be introduced at the NHRA U.S. Nationals at Indianapolis.

“We put the deal together in mid-season and we want the program to be debuted in grand style,” said Zizzo.

Zizzo called this weekend’s participation more of a test session than anything else, describing the outing as a “knocking the rust off” event.

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