Kyle's grandfather was a top international sidecar speedway racer for 15 years, racing in the UK and also on the continent, and his great grandfather also raced grass track so you could say it's in his blood.

Kyle started racing at Lancashire Junior Grasstrack Club, and in his first meeting, he finished fourth out of eight. At that point we realised that Kyle had a talent. Kyle then got a KTM 50SX which was race tuned by an engine tuner in Lincoln. Kyle raced in another 4 meetings during July 2009, and raced up and down the country where he amassed a great collection of trophies to show for his efforts.

In 2010 Kyle was crowned British Youth Grass Track Champion this was a massive goal for Kyle as he was still only in his first full year of racing, after then Kyle got his first speedway bike for his first taste of shale.

He finished 4th in the first ever British under 15,s 125cc Speedway Championship racing against others who were at least 3 yrs older. This was another fantastic year as well as winning 4 grass track club and centre championships.

In 2011 Kyle won everything on the grasstrack but speedway was a bit up and down with some good results and some crashes. One week before the British Grass Track Championships Kyle crashed in a training accident and in the fall Kyle badly fractured his right leg.

Kyle was devastated not to get the chance to regain his championship crown,but after a 1 month lay off and some training Kyle rode in the last round of the Yorkshire Grass Track Club Championship and won both the MX class and the Cadet 65cc class after training hard on the speedway towards the end of the 2011 race season.

Kyle has rode in two rounds of the Scunthorpe Speedway Winter Series and scored a massive 18 point maximum racing unbeaten and getting the fastest ever time on a 125cc around the Scunthorpe Raceway with an impressive 66.3 seconds.In the second round Kyle had machine trouble and finished 3rd overall on 14 points Kyle still holdS the lead in the championship.

In 2012 Kyle will be racing the British grass track scene as well as the under 16,s British Speedway Championship and also the UEM International meetings in Germany, France,and Holland. This will be a big year for Kyle, to race abroad and gain vital experience that he needs on the continent but with the age limit being up to 16 years and as Kyle is only 9yrs old he might find it hard at times but we are sure he will do Great Britan proud.