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Meet Teen Racing Champion Truly Adams

By Justus Baker-Postell, Community Writer
September 23, 2026 at 08:18am. Views: 1204

 

The 15-year-old Formula 4 racing driver from Riverside, the first American to reach the FEED Racing finals in France, signs autographs at Moreno Valley Mall at Towngate on Saturday, September 26.

Daniel's Jewelers will host Formula 4 racing driver Truly Adams for a public meet and greet on Saturday, September 26 from 2 to 5 PM at its Moreno Valley Mall at Towngate store, 22500 Town Cir, Moreno Valley, CA 92553. Admission is free and no ticket or purchase is required.

Adams, 15, is a Riverside native and two-time World Karting Champion, made history in 2025 as the first American to reach the Finals and podium in France’s FEED Racing Volant F4 program. In 2026, he continued his Formula 4 career with three podium finishes at NOLA Motorsports Park. He will sign autographs and take photos with guests throughout the event.

Prize drawings run throughout the afternoon. Guests can enter for free by scanning a QR code in store, with jewelry, gift sets and $50 Daniel's gift cards awarded through the day and a Citizen Eco-Drive watch as the grand prize, drawn on the floor before the event closes. The first 50 guests receive a signed Truly Adams picture and $50 off a $99 Daniel's gift card, while supplies last.

"Truly grew up ten minutes from this store, and a lot of our customers have watched him come up since his karting days. Giving families an afternoon where they can meet him, see the car up close and maybe walk out with something special is exactly the kind of day we want to host here."

Angela Lewis, District Manager, Daniel’s Jewelers  angela_lewis@danielsjewelers.com

“No matter where racing takes me, Riverside and the Inland Empire will always be home,” said Adams. “I’m grateful to Daniel’s Jewelers for bringing everyone together and giving me the opportunity to connect with the community that continues to support my racing journey. I’m looking forward to meeting everyone, taking photos, signing autographs and having a great afternoon.” Truly Adams, Formula 4 Racing Driver

EVENT DETAILS

What

Truly Adams meet and greet: autographs, photos, prize drawings

When

Saturday, September 26, 2026, 2 to 5 PM PT

Where

Daniel's Jewelers, Moreno Valley Mall at Towngate, 22500 Town Cir, Moreno Valley, CA 92553

Admission

Free and open to the public, walk-ins welcome, no purchase necessary

Social

@truly_thetruth and @danielsjewelers, hashtag #OwnTheDream

 

ABOUT TRULY ADAMS

Truly “The Truth” Adams is a 15-year-old American Formula 4 driver and two-time World Karting Champion from Riverside, California. With more than six decades of family racing heritage rooted at Adams Motorsports Park, he is emerging as a promising young American open-wheel talent. In 2025, Adams made history as the first American to reach the Finals and podium in France’s FEED Racing Volant F4 program. In 2026, he continues competing and developing in Formula 4 in the U.S. and internationally. Follow his journey at @truly_thetruth.

 

ABOUT DANIEL'S JEWELERS

Founded on the principle of serving local communities, Daniel’s Jewelers empowers working families across California and the Southwest with fine jewelry and accessible financing. Through tailored, in-house credit solutions, the company enables first-time buyers to establish credit while acquiring memorable pieces for life’s big moments. With over 100 locations nationwide, Daniel’s Jewelers remains deeply rooted in the communities it serves as a place where local families celebrate life together.

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MEDIA CONTACT, DANIEL'S JEWELERS

Claudia Rodriguez, Director of Marketing

claudia_rodriguez@danielsjewelers.com

TALENT CONTACT, TRULY ADAMS

Justus Baker-Postell, Marketing & Comms Coordinator, Vizard Marketing & PR

Justus@VizardPR.com | 951-517-2636

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