Over the past 15 years, Kyle Kaiser has made his mark in the motorsports community competing in various levels of karting and open-wheel racing.
Kyle’s racing career began at age of seven on the west coast. He earned multiple podium finishes in the IFK Regional Races Series, IKF 2-Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals, ProKart Nor-Cal Race Series, Skip Barber Western Regional Championship, and the Formula Car Challenge Presented by Goodyear.
Kyle made his professional open-wheel racing debut in September 2012, joining the “Mazda Road to Indy” Star Mazda Championship at Mazda raceway Laguna Seca. The 2013 season marked Kaiser’s first full year in Pro Mazda Championship Presented by Cooper Tires, where he claimed three Top-5’s and received the “Quarter Master Hard Charger” award twice for advancing the most positions at Lucas Oil Raceway and the Streets of Toronto.
In 2014, Kyle joined Juncos Racing to enter his second season of the Pro Mazda Championship presented by Cooper Tires. That year he proved to be one of the top drivers, claiming one win and multiple podiums and propelling the team to win the Pro Mazda Championship.
Kyle moved up to the final step of the Mazda Road to Indy ladder the following year, remaining with Juncos Racing throughout the Indy Lights Championship presented by Cooper Tires. During his rookie season, he scored two podiums, multiple Top-5’s and the “Replay XD Move of the Race” award at the Freedom 100 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Kaiser returned to the Indy Lights series for the 2016 season with Juncos Racing where he recorded two wins (Phoenix Raceway and Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca), three poles, and multiple podiums. Kaiser would go on to finish third in one of the tightest driver championships in the Indy Lights series history.
Kaiser returned with Juncos for the 2017 season, where he earned three poles, three wins, and many podiums throughout the year. Kaiser’s hard work and dedication paid off when he clenched the 2017 Indy Lights Championship and was awarded the Mazda Scholarship, giving him the funds to run a partial season in the Verizon IndyCar Series.
KYLE KAISER
