Kyle wyman - Born to race.
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Kyle gets a Yamaha PW50 at the age of 5 years old, and begins riding in the backyard and fields around Harv’s Harley-Davidson
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Kyle’s First Race in Medina, NY at the Crusaders Motorcycle Club
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Kyle begins competing in AMA Amateur National Dirt Track Championship
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Kyle earns professional race license in flat track at the age of 16
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First season of road racing, WERA and CCS Amateur series on the east coast.
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First season in AMA Pro Road Racing, best finish of 4th place at the season opener in Daytona in AMA Supersport
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Kyle wins his first ever professional Road Race at Daytona International Speedway in the Harley-Davidson XR1200 Series
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Formed KWR (Kyle Wyman Racing) at the age of 22 to create his own opportunities to race. Competed in XR1200 series and won the championship as a team owner with rider Michael Barnes.
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Raced a partial season of AMA Supersport with support from Triumph North America.
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Full season of XR1200 and AMA Supersport racing with KWR on a Millennium Technologies sponsored effort.
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Competed full time in AMA Supersport, moved up to Superstock 1000 for the final race of the season, earning his first career podium on 1000cc motorcycles.
Biography
Kyle Wyman began racing at the age of eight, competing in amateur flat track events across the country throughout his youth. At 16, he turned professional, continuing in flat track before transitioning to road racing in 2008 at age 18.
In 2012, Kyle founded KWR (Kyle Wyman Racing) to support his own racing efforts and create opportunities for other riders. That same year, the team became a major presence in the AMA Harley-Davidson XR1200 series, fielding over 30 different riders across three seasons. Balancing the roles of rider and team owner, Kyle managed every aspect of the program, gaining early experience that would shape his future in the sport.
He moved into the MotoAmerica Superbike class in 2016, continuing to grow the KWR program while competing against the top riders in the country. In 2017, he earned his first Superbike podium at New Jersey Motorsports Park—a breakthrough result for both himself and the independent KWR team.
In 2019, Kyle won the Daytona 200, one of the most historic races in American road racing. That same year, KWR partnered with Ducati, bringing the brand back to U.S. Superbike competition. Later that season, he delivered a double third-place finish at Road America, earning Ducati its first AMA Superbike podiums in over a decade.
In 2021, Kyle joined the Harley-Davidson Factory Team to compete in the Mission King of the Baggers series. He won the championship in the series’ first full season and, as of Daytona 2025, has earned 20 career victories in the class.
Off the track, Kyle has been a lead instructor at Yamaha Champions Riding School (ChampSchool) since 2014, helping riders develop their skills through a fundamentals-based approach. He continues to run KWR as a Harley-Davidson factory-supported team, now operating with three riders in the Super Hooligans Championship, while remaining active as a competitor himself.
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Kyle competes and wins the Daytona 200 aboard the N2 Yamaha. KWR super bike effort switches machinery, from Yamaha R1 to Ducati V4R with top-5 results
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Competed full-time in MotoAmerica Superbike aboard Ducati supported KWR team, achieved two podium results at Road America.
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While still running a Ducati Superbike with title sponsorship from Panera Bread, Kyle signs for the Factory Harley-Davidson team to compete in the 3-round Mission King of the Baggers Series. Wins 2/3 races and claims the national championship.
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Signs on for exclusive contract for Harley-Davidson Motor Company. Wins 3/7 races to finish 3rd in the Mission King of the Baggers Championship
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Competing for Factory Harley-Davidson, Kyle wins 7/14 races, sets 5 new track records, and finishes 3rd in the Mission King of the Baggers Championship
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Wins 6/18 KOTB Races for Harley-Davidson Factory Race Team, battles season long with Troy Herfoss to finish 2nd in series standings.