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Kyle Kromer Making a Difference On
and Off the Track
Skyland,
North Carolina (December 11, 2014) – It has been more than two
years since second-generation racer Kyle Kromer came on the scene in
the Super Cup Stock Car Series.
Although his starts were limited in 2014, the teenager
continues to show improvement.
“I thought it
went pretty well,” said the Walnutport, Pennsylvania driver.
“There were some things that could have been done
differently.”
Some of those
things that kept the son of series veteran and winner Kevin Kromer
away from the race track regularly in 2014 actually had to do with
many of the activities he is involved with.
The Northern Lehigh High School senior was a member of the
football team, which went on to win the Pennsylvania Eastern
Conference championship. In
addition, the recently turned 18 year old has been a senior
firefighter for the last two years.
“I basically
joined to volunteer and help the community more,” mentioned Kromer.
As a result, his
role with the fire department gave him a background for what he
would like to study when continuing his education.
Recently he was accepted into the Pennsylvania College of
Technology and plans on going into the medical field to be a
physician’s assistant.
Outside of the
racing weekends he has continued contributing to Super Cup.
Through his knowledge acquired with vinyl lettering and
design he put together the oversized checks that are presented to
each race winner throughout the season.
Kyle has plans to further that hobby into a side business as
well.
“Right now
we’re repainting our garages so I can move to my own shop,” said
Kromer. “That way I
can work on lettering other cars in the region and print t-shirts
for teams.”
With all that is
going on, Kromer continues to have aspirations to compete in the
series in 2015.
“I definitely
will run all of the races and would like to make it back in the top
10 in points, and hopefully run up front and maybe get a win or
two.”
While Kyle was
inherently brought into the series from his dad’s participation,
he does enjoy his time spent with the series.
“It’s a great
bunch of guys that run you hard but respect you.
You never know what is going to happen in this series.
It’s unpredictable.”
The official series
web site www.supercupstockcarseries.com
will continue to be the source for additional off season news as
well as the official Facebook page www.facebook.com/SCSCSRacing.
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