Tyler Kicera

Tyler Kicera, born on February 11, 1985, is an American racing driver with a diverse background in motorsports. Kicera's career began at a young age, piloting asphalt Quarter Midgets at six. He has since competed in various racing disciplines, including go-karts, Spec Racer Fords, and Trans Am series cars, showcasing his versatility on tracks across North America.

Kicera currently drives the #77 LIQUI MOLY, Turn14 Distribution TA2 Chevrolet Camaro for Stevens-Miller Racing in the Trans Am Series Presented by Pirelli. He is known as a momentum car specialist, with notable achievements in Spec Miata racing, including two SCCA national points championships and the 2016 NASA National Championship. In 2019, he transitioned to the Trans Am series and secured a win at Virginia International Raceway (VIR) in 2020, marking his fourth series start. Kicera has two wins, a pole position, and several podiums in the Trans Am Presented by Pirelli TA2.

Beyond racing, Kicera is the Chief Creator and Executive Producer at köllab, a creative firm and production company he launched in 2020. He has extensive experience in the experiential market, previously serving as the VP, Head of Creative for TAIT, a leader in live event and entertainment technology. In 2024, Kicera returned to TA2 with Nitro Motorsports, driving at Pittsburgh International Race Complex.