ABOUT TYLER
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Tyler Kicera
DOB 2/11/1985 (37)
Manheim, PA, USA
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Tyler is currently the driver of the #77 LIQUI MOLY, Turn14 Distribution TA2 Chevrolet Camaro for Stevens-Miller Racing in the Trans Am Series Presented by Pirelli.
Tyler started racing asphalt Quarter Midgets at age six and has raced everything from Go-Karts to Spec Racer Fords and a handful of other road-race cars at tracks around North America. Racing has long been a family endeavor for Tyler and he has been involved in motorsports for 30+ years either behind the wheel or at the track supporting his father's racing efforts. Tyler is most well known for his achievements as a momentum car specialist behind the wheel of a Spec Miata, winning two SCCA national points championships and the 2016 NASA National Championship. In 2019, Tyler made the jump up to the Trans Am series behind the wheel of a TA2 car where, in 2020, he won in his fourth series start at Virginia International Raceway.
During the COVID restrictions in 2020, Tyler participated in the Trans Am E-sports championship, making a name for himself by amassing five dramatic wins and achieving a runner-up finish in the championship.
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Outside of racing, Tyler is the Chief Creator and Executive Produce at köllab, a creative firm and production company he launched in 2020. Tyler has fourteen years of experience delivering projects for world-class clients around the world in the experiential market. Prior to launching k​öllab, Tyler was the VP, Head of Creative for TAIT, the world leader in live event and entertainment technology.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• 2022 Charlotte Roval TA2 Winner
• 2021 TA2 podium finisher at Brained (3rd) and Watkins Glen (2nd)
• 2020 TA2 winner in fourth series start at VIR, pole position, fastest race lap, 56 laps lead
• 2020 Runner up in inaugural Trans Am E-championship with 5x wins, 10x podiums, 1x pole position out of 16x starts
• 2019 Finished 4th in TA2 debut at Watkins Glen, running top three and setting fastest race lap
• 2017 2nd place finish in Global MX5 Cup debut weekend at Watkins Glen
• 2017 SCCA Spec Miata US Majors NE Division champion with 7x wins, 10x podiums, 6x pole positions out of 13x starts
• 2017 Mazda Road to 24 shootout at-large nominee and finals runner up
• 2016 Nasa Spec Miata national champion at Watkins Glen in a field of 41x
• 2016 SCCA Spec Miata National Points Champion (271 drivers), NE Division Champion with 9x wins, 12x podiums, 9x pole positions
• 2016 Mazda Road to 24 shootout finalist
• 2015 SCCA Spec Miata National Points Champion (268 drivers), NE Division Champion with 7x wins, 12x podiums out of 16 starts
• 2014 SCCA US Majors NE Division with 1x win, 4x podiums out of 9x races
• 2013 SCCA regional racing 8x wins, 10x podiums, out of 12x races
• 2005 First SCCA road-race win in fourth start driving a Spec Racer Ford at Pocono
• 2005 Finished 2nd in first SCCA road-race start in a Spec Racer Ford at Watkins glen out of 38 drivers
• 1999 Ran first full bodied car (Allison Legacy) races in Jennerstown PA (half-mile oval)
• 1991-98 Quarter Midgets and GoKarts with many asphalt feature wins and fast laps