Kyle Ohnsorg

Kyle Ohnsorg continues to make strides on the track as he steps into an exciting new chapter with TAB Performance Racing. Known for his dual expertise as a skilled rider and a suspension/chassis tuner through his company, Adrenaline Engineering, Kyle has proven himself as a formidable competitor in the Mission King Of The Baggers series. In 2024, Kyle showcased his racing prowess by competing in select King Of The Baggers races, securing six top-10 finishes with a best result of 6th place (twice). His consistent performance earned him a 12th-place ranking in the series, building on his impressive 2023 season, which included his first career podium finish (3rd at Circuit of the Americas) and three top-five finishes. Kyle’s journey from tuning suspensions to earning podiums has been a testament to his passion for motorcycle racing and his relentless pursuit of improvement. Little Known Fact: Kyle Ohnsorg worked as suspension/chassis tuner and factory test rider for Tyler O’Hara, Jeremy McWilliams, and Bobby Fong during the 2020-2022 MotoAmerica seasons, winning two class championships as a tuner. Ohnsorg is also an Indian Motorcycle Systems Engineer and helped develop the productcion Indian Challenger and FTR1200 before assisting in turning them into MotoAmerica championship winning bikes. Kyle is also a multi-time CRA club champion and holds the record for the highest turn one corner entry speed on the Donnybrook course (long course) at Brainerd International Raceway at 198mph on a BMW S1000RR.

2024 – Raced selected King Of The Baggers races and earned six top-10 finishes with a best result of 6th (twice). Finish ranked 12th in the series. 2023 – Finished ranked sixth in King of the Baggers Series with three top-five finishes including a podium finish (3rd) at COTA. 2015 – Racing select AMA Pro Supersport rounds, scored a top-10 finish (9th) in MotoAmerica Superstock 600 at Road America. Ranked 31st in the series. 2014 – Raced select AMA Pro Supersport rounds and finished 29th in the standings with four top-20 finishes. A 14th at Mid-Ohio was his best result.