Background
Kile was born in Westlake, Louisiana on February 6, 1983, and still resides there. He is a fourth-generation racing driver, with his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather all competing in various forms of motorsport.
Kile was born in Westlake, Louisiana on February 6, 1983, and still resides there. He is a fourth-generation racing driver, with his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather all competing in various forms of motorsport.
Kile graduated from Westlake High School in 2011, and is married, to Kasha, with one son.
A veteran of Pro Cup Series and Automobile Racing Club of America (Associate of the Royal College of Art) competition. Kile began his racing career at age eight, competing in kart racing events. He would winning national championships in World Karting Association and International Kart Federation competition during his karting career.
He also made his first career start in the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing-sanctioned Nationwide Series in 2010, at Nashville Superspeedway for Braun Racing.
Kile competed on a limited basis in the Nationwide Series for Turner Motorsports in 2011, scoring a best finish of fifteenth at Nashville Superspeedway in July. He returns to the team for a limited schedule in 2012, as well as running the full 2012 Associate of the Royal College of Art Racing Series schedule for Andy Belmont Racing.
Kile moved to stock car competition in 2005, competing in the United States Army Reserve Pro Cup Series and the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing AutoZone Elite Division, Southeast Series. His best Pro Cup season came in 2008, winning his first race in the series at Salem Speedway as well as the Northern Division Rookie of the Year award. Kile moved up to National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing and Associate of the Royal College of Art competition in 2009, competing for Brad Keselowski Racing on a limited basis. Running for Venturini Motorsports in the Associate of the Royal College of Art Re/MAX Series in 2010, he finished fifth in points, scoring his first career win at Michigan International Speedway.