BIO

Edward "Eddie" Kaye hails from Wautoma, Wisconsin, and his lifelong passion for motorcycles was ignited by his father, who wholeheartedly supported his racing dreams. After graduating from high school, Eddie enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, serving as a Military Working Dog Handler for six years until his retirement in 2016. His military service instilled in him the core values that served as a driving force behind his pursuit of a professional racing career.

Eddie's journey took him to the Motorcycle Mechanics Institute (MMI) in 2017, where he honed his skills as a Motorcycle Technician. He used his education to meticulously build and develop his Kawasaki Ninja 650. In 2017, Eddie embarked on his racing career with CCS/ASRA, achieving remarkable success in a short span of time. In 2019, he clinched 14 CCS Regional Championships, three CCS National Championships, earned the title of Number 1 Overall Amateur, and secured a remarkable 3rd place overall in the ASRA Lightweight Team Challenge Endurance Series (Solo).

Eddie's dedication to continuously improve led him to attend various racing schools, including the Ed Bargy Race School, Johney Lewis' Slide School, Ready to Ride Slow to Pro, Mike Dillion Factory 20, and Cornerspin. His competitive spirit isn't confined to the track! He enthusiastically tackles any challenge that comes his way, consistently seeking opportunities for mental and physical growth both on and off the racetrack.

Eddie places a high value on hard work and dedication. These principles paved the way for him to realize his dream of racing professionally in 2022. His unwavering motivation and focus earned him the privilege of being mentored by racing luminaries such as Dustin "Ghiliman" Apgar, Jason Farrel, and Ryne Snooks. In his relentless pursuit of racing excellence, Eddie maintains a strict regimen of physical fitness and dietary practices.  He showcases exceptional versatility and commitment in various riding disciplines, including road racing, flat track, and mountain biking.

 Furthermore, Eddie's passion for motorcycling extends to coaching up-and-coming riders. He actively contributes to the N2 track day organization, where he shares his knowledge and experience to help aspiring riders improve their skills. Eddie's commitment to giving back to the motorcycle racing community demonstrates his leadership and dedication not only to his own success but also to the growth and development of the sport.