What ever happened to Kyle Engle?

Hitting the "pipe" too much these days is what I heard.

http://www.vurbmoto.com/.../834/mia-kyle-engle/

Kyle Engle stepped up to the A class this year and admits shooting for our new movie EPIC, Engle wadded his day up. If you haven't seen it check it out here and you'll know what we're talking about. Pretty intense, right? Good news, Kyle is okay and only suffered a broken collar bone. He's been on the mend and missed World Mini, and for that reason he qualified for this week's Missing In Action.

That was from 09 though.

I "heard" you're a NAMBLA member.

I was wondering the same thing the other day...



I believe he qualified for San Fransisco SX, don't think he made the main though haven't heard a thing about him since then...



SF SX OVERALL BEST LAP TIMES - QUALIFYING

1 100 Joshua Hansen Kawasaki KX250F 53.750 0.000 - - 53.750 - - -

2 49 Wil A Hahn Honda CRF250R 54.299 0.000 - - 54.299 - - -

3 20 Broc Tickle Yamaha YZ250F 54.343 0.000 - - 54.343 - - -

4 12 Jake T Weimer Kawasaki KX250F 54.390 0.000 - - 54.390 - - -

5 38 Trey G Canard Honda CRF250R 54.596 0.000 - - 54.596 - - -

6 585 Travis A Baker Yamaha YZ250F 54.965 0.000 - - 54.965 - - -

7 21 Blake Wharton Honda CRF250R 55.512 0.000 - - 55.512 - - -

8 200 Cole Seely Honda CRF250R 55.542 0.000 - - 55.542 - - -

9 48 Max Anstie Yamaha YZ250F 55.590 0.000 - - 55.590 - - -

10 175 Phillip J Nicoletti KTM 250SXF 55.668 0.000 - - 55.668 - - -

11 68 Robert S Kiniry Suzuki RM-Z250 55.708 0.000 - - 55.708 - - -

12 102 Christopher Gosselaar Honda CRF250R 55.929 0.000 - - 55.929 - - -

13 801 Jeff Alessi Yamaha YZ250F 56.171 0.000 - - 56.171 - - -

14 410 Eric J Mccrummen Honda CRF250R 56.318 0.000 56.318 - - - - -

15 255 Daniel L Hendrix Kawasaki KX250F 56.524 0.000 56.524 - - - - -

16 52 Antonio Balbi Kawasaki KX250F 56.641 0.000 - - 56.641 - - -

17 592 Jake M Canada Kawasaki KX250F 56.683 0.000 - - 56.683 - - -

18 126 Hunter Hewitt Suzuki RM-Z250 56.886 0.000 - - 56.886 - - -

19 63 Sean D Borkenhagen KTM 250SXF 57.586 0.000 - - 57.586 - - -

20 124 Ryan D Clark Honda CRF250R 57.593 0.000 - - 57.593 - - -

21 854 Landen Powell KTM 250SXF 57.724 0.000 57.724 - - - - -

22 737 Tanner J Reidman Honda CRF250R 57.817 0.000 - - 57.817 - - -

23 758 Jason K Potter Honda CRF250R 57.829 0.000 57.829 - - - - -

24 885 J Mann Jr Kawasaki KX250F 57.882 0.000 - - 57.882 - - -

25 251 Joshua M Clark Kawasaki KX250F 58.297 0.000 58.297 - - - - -

26 711 Ronnie T Goodwin Kawasaki KX250F 58.650 0.000 58.650 - - - - -

27 216 Jared A Boothroyd Honda CRF250R 58.827 0.000 58.827 - - - - -

28 201 Cameron Rodriguez Honda CRF250R 58.988 0.000 58.988 - - - - -

29 811 Hugo Dagod KTM 250SXF 59.013 0.000 59.013 - - - - -

30 431 Kyle L Engle Honda CRF250R 59.258 0.000 59.258 - - - - -

31 447 Deven E Raper Kawasaki KX250F 59.376 0.000 59.376 - - - - -

32 888 Hunter Meyer Kawasaki KX250F 59.451 0.000 59.451 - - - - -

33 272 Taylor M Painter Honda CRF250R 59.853 0.000 59.853 - - - - -

34 804 Jason L Langford Kawasaki KX250F 1:00.022 0.000 1:00.022 - - - - -

35 222 Chris C Howell Yamaha YZ250F 1:00.167 0.000 1:00.167 - - - - -

36 976 Josh Greco Honda CRF250R 1:00.341 0.000 1:00.341 - - - - -

37 993 Trevor N Allred Honda CRF250R 1:00.366 0.000 1:00.366 - - - - -

38 816 Rustin Meyer Honda CRF250R 1:00.535 0.000 1:00.535 - - - - -

39 952 Adam C Conway Honda CRF250R 1:00.842 0.000 1:00.842 - - - - -

40 506 Cody L Rye Kawasaki KX250F 1:00.961 0.000 1:00.961 - - - - -

41 964 Derek M Stephens Kawasaki KX250F 1:02.437 0.000 1:02.437 - - - - -

42 754 Ryan A Skinner Honda CRF250R 1:02.890 0.000 1:02.890 - - - - -

43 745 Charles Whittlesey Honda CRF250R 1:05.073 0.000 1:05.073 - - - - -

44 191 Jared S Van Bebber Kawasaki KX250F 1:07.271 0.000 - - 1:07.271 - - -

45 167 Damon J Smith Kawasaki KX250F 1:10.266 0.000 1:10.266 - - - - -

46 177 Mitchell J Rask Kawasaki KX250F -no times- - - - - - - -

...he was in the shop the other day picking up a head gasket for his bike, he sat here and watched the first 450 moto on the internet with us. i can only assume if he is buying parts he is getting back on the bike...he was talking about his shoulder hurting too, so hopefully he is back up to speed soon. good kid, lots of potential...

at san diego i believe it was... he slid off the lip of the finish when it began raining and cased the landing. His neck hit the bars and cut hit throat open from the inside and he was rushed to the hospital... couldnt breath and they had to stick a tube in his throat because of the blood... very serious injury

I saw him at Anaheim 3, for how fast he is outdoors i was surprised to see him barely making the simplest of jumps.

Kyle recently raced minimoto and got two fourths in the Pro classes.
He raced 3 or 4 west sx's and got hurt at A3 actually.
His bikes are far from good (practices and races on it) and partly why he struggled.
Working this summer for cash and taking a little time off.
Give him a few months, he'll be back.

the real DD.

So did he lose all his support from Honda and Red Bull?

The Red Bull Jams program is amateur only, they offer no support to pros since Red Bull sponsors them directly. Honda who knows, wouldn't be the first kid Honda brought up then dropped when they saw he wasn't as fast as hoped. Same old story a vast majority of fast amateurs on the verge end up having.

Kyles a great kid. Hope he does race again. Yes he got support but not alot. At the winter ams 2 years ago bike blew up.. Honda sent him parts and was up all night BY HIMSELF putting the engine together..was so impressed with that kid.. ..sometimes things dont go the way we plan. Good luck to him

I saw him the last two days out at perris practicing I heard it was the first time back on his bike since he got really hurt at A3 but he looked like he never was off the bike hope to see him back racing soon taleted rider and all around good kid I also have seen him completly tear down his bike and fix it all by himself and in the middle of his motos at a national race no less

What did he hurt at A3? I was watching him and he never crashed, he randomly just pulled off in the first practice and didn't come back out.

I havent heard anyone say 'NAMBLA" in years. Nice one.

He cased the triple on the third base side and slammed the bars into his throat. (I was sitting with his mother.) He spent the next three or four days in the hospital heavily sedated with a ventilator down his throat.

Stop talking shit Ddavis. That track was hard. He would smoke you any day of the week.

anyone that has a pic of theirself "scrubbing" in their sig is a tard.... just sayin