Kyle Loh

Kyle Loh is a 26-year-old Taiwanese-American race car driver currently competing in TC America. Born in Southern California, in the city of Valencia, Loh now resides in San Jose, California. He began his motorsports journey relatively late, starting with karting at age 16. He quickly progressed, earning a 3rd place finish in Senior Rotax at the Sanzaru Games Karting Championship in his second year. In 2017, he moved into the Pro Stock Honda shifter class, securing the Vice Champion title and wins at the Rotax Max Challenge of the Americas. The following year, as part of the Aluminos Factory Team, Loh finished 3rd overall in the S3 class at the SuperKarts! USA California Pro Kart Challenge.

Transitioning to open-wheel racing in 2018 with World Speed Motorsports, Loh finished his rookie season as the Vice Champion in the Formula Pro USA Western Championships during the IndyCar finale at Sonoma Raceway. In 2021, piloting the #5 Exclusive Racing Ligier JS F3, he won the Formula Pro USA FR Western Championship. This success led to his selection by Honda Racing HPD to participate in their GT3 Academy. In 2023, Loh achieved three race wins and five podium finishes in six races.

Outside of racing, Loh is an instructor at Allen Berg Racing Schools and coaches for World Speed Motorsports. Diagnosed with autism and ADHD at a young age, Kyle founded Dreamzilla in 2022, a non-profit dedicated to raising awareness about neurodiversity and helping others with similar challenges achieve their dreams. He aims to inspire others by demonstrating that neurological differences can be strengths. In 2024, Loh was also named a finalist for the 2025-26 IMSA Diverse Driver Development Scholarship.