Some would swear that Kyle Lukon was born with racing fuel in his blood. At the age of 4, he started helping is dad work on race cars in the garage behind their house. In 2006, at the age of 16, he started his own racing career and has never looked back. The 2022 campaign was capped off with winning the $5,000 to win Rick Frazee Memorial at Latrobe Speedway, a season that saw 9 wins spread over 2 divisions while also finishing runner up in the FASTRAK Weekend Warrior standings. 2023 will hopefully begin a new chapter for Kyle and the rest of the Lukon Racing organization as they look to possibly move up into the super late model division while still trying to be ultra competitive on the regional and national scene with their crate late model program.

Career Highlights

Finished 5th in points in rookie season
6 track championships in 8 attempts (other years ran a pick and choose style schedule)
o PPMS - '07, '09, '13
o Tyler County - '17, '18
o Elkins - '18
82 career wins in 6 divisions
6x - Winner of the crate portion of the Pittsburgher ('07, '08, '12, '15, '19, '20)
3x - Jook George Memorial Winner ('07, '12, '19)
Winner of Steel Block Bandits vs. Pro Late Models at PPMS (12) 2x - Winner of Eaton/Childers “King of the Ring" (16, '19)
Winner of “Brown Jug 30" ('17)
Winner of “Great American Crate Race" ('18)
FASTRAK Regional and National Weekly Champion ('18)
Ranked 3 rd in American Dirt Late Model Rankings Statistics for Crate Late Models ('19)
Winner of Connor Bobik Memorial ('20, Super 6 Late Model)
2x - Bill Hendren Memorial Winner ('19, '20)
Winner of the Rick Frazee Memorial ('22)
Has qualified for all but 9 races ever attempted