1. Kyle LeDuc was an American professional racing driver.
17 Facts About Kyle LeDuc
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Kyle LeDuc mainly competed in short course off-road truck racing, where he had seven Pro 4 class championships, six of which came in the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series, and over 100 career wins.
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Kyle LeDuc made his Pro 4 debut in 2008, winning three times in his first season.
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Kyle LeDuc won the 2009 BorgWarner Cup at Crandon and 2010 Lucas Oil Challenge Cup; the latter is a race between Pro 2 and Pro 4 trucks.
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In 2012, Kyle LeDuc conducted testing for the Stadium Super Trucks ahead of their inaugural season in 2013.
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Kyle LeDuc debuted in the series at the 2013 finale in Las Vegas; he won his heat race but finished last in the final after being involved in an accident.
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Two years later, Kyle LeDuc returned to SST for the Grand Prix of Long Beach and X Games Austin 2015.
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Kyle LeDuc finished tenth in Long Beach after starting fourth.
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From 2014 to 2017, Kyle LeDuc won four consecutive LOORRS Pro 4 championships.
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Kyle LeDuc battled with Carl Renezeder for the 2016 championship and the two finished the year tied in points, with Kyle LeDuc claiming the tiebreaker as his eight wins outweighed Rezender's two.
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Kyle LeDuc won the pole position after setting the fastest qualifying time and Post finished fifth.
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Low entry numbers forced LOORRS to cancel the 2020 Pro 4 season, which prompted Kyle LeDuc to join the newly formed Championship Off-Road series in the same class.
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Kyle LeDuc won five of ten races, including the final weekend at Crandon, and the COR championship for his seventh title in Pro 4.
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Kyle LeDuc lived in Fairhope, Alabama, and had two children with his wife Amber.
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Kyle LeDuc proposed to Amber prior to a 2008 CORR Pro 4 race at Las Vegas International Off-Road Raceway, where he eventually finished second.
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In November 2022, Kyle LeDuc was diagnosed with stage IV head and neck cancer, and was sidelined from competing in the 2023 Championship Off-Road season.
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Kyle LeDuc died on November 11,2023, after suffering cardiac arrest.