Kyle clenched his third victory of the season in winning fashion this weekend at the West Plains Speedway in West Plains, Missouri. Rocketman piloted the #17 Street Car owned by Donald Black of Van Buren around the famed clay oval. He started the weekend on Thursday, July 1st. Twenty-four other drivers had entered for the race. Kyle started eighteenth in the forty-lap feature and managed to knock off five positions to finish thirteenth.

The following night was the start of the Firecracker 40 Super Stock event, which paid $5000 to the winner of Saturday's feature. Kyle timed in seventh fastest and eventually won the second heat, besting the likes of Kevin Salter and Carmon Vincent.

For Saturday's main event, Kyle earned a comfortable front row start. He led the stacked field of cars for twenty-five laps until Tony Anglin and Richie Tosh passed him to battle each other for the lead. On lap thirty-three, Anglin, Tosh, and Berry went three wide coming out of turn four. Rocketman took over the lead and never looked back. Kyle led the remaining laps and captured the checkered flag to win the 2010 Firecracker 40 and the $5000 payday.

Rocketman returned to the Malden Speedway on Friday to take on the Late Model division in the #00 car. Kyle picked up a third place finish in the first heat, earning him a third row start in the feature. He held on to his position throughout the race. The twenty lap affair would end with Kyle taking home a fifth place finish.

Kyle made another trip to Clayhill Motorsports in Atwood, Tennessee the following night. The first heat of the night saw Kyle placing third. This was enough for him to start seventh in the main event. He managed to earn some positions in the locked down race to clench his second top five of the weekend by finishing fourth.

Kyle Berry Motorsports and the #00 Late Model were back in action this weekend as they ventured out to the Batesville Motor Speedway for Round 3 of the Isle of Capri Casinos Late Model Series. Kyle picked up a fast win in the first heat, earning him a fourth place start in the feature on Friday. After running fourth for most of the race, Rocketman got taken out and was unable to finish.

Kyle returned the following night for the $2000 to win main event. He finished second in his heat to clench a top five a-main start. The first twenty laps of the race went smooth as Kyle held on to his position. As the laps remaining started to wind down, Kyle's tires began to peel away. He would slip back to a seventh place finish.

The racing weekend started early for the Kyle Berry racing team as they returned to Batesville Motor Speedway in Batesville, Arkansas for the conclusion of the TrackTek Street Stock race. The event that started in March was postponed for a later date due to inclement weather. With the Matt Sturch Memorial Street Stock race being held on Friday and Saturday, BMS decided it was best to run the TrackTek event on Thursday. Kyle was set for an eighteenth place start after qualifying in March and made a charge to the front late in the race. When the checkered flag dropped Kyle would earn himself a ninth place finish.

Rocketman stuck around for the following nights of racing. The Matt Sturch Memorial presented a $5000 payday to the winner of the Street Stock event. Kyle fell one car short of a transfer shot into the feature as he took third in his heat. The b-mains were held on Saturday night, in which Kyle dominated. He snagged the lead and carried it all the way to the finish to earn him seventeenth in the main event. The race saw plenty of wrecks and cautions, but Kyle managed to sneak past all of them and gain several positions. By the end of the feature, Kyle had made his way into the top five and took home a fifth place finish.

Kyle and the #00 team found themselves in victory lane for the second time this season as they ventured to Clayhill Motorsports for the Memorial Day race on Monday, May 31st. It was Kyle's night as he powered his way to a fast heat win to earn him the pole position for the feature. He conquered the stacked field of cars to win the Hobby feature.

Kyle Berry Motorsports returned to action this weekend in the "Strokin" GRT Crate Late Model. They made their first appearance of the year at Paducah International Raceway in Paducah, Kentucky. In recent weeks, the #00 car has given the team lots of trouble and hard luck. They were determined to redeem themselves this weekend.

Kyle took the green in the heat, leading several laps until the motor started to miss. A few more hiccups would send him back to third just barely making the transfer into the feature. After working tediously on the car in the pits, Rocketman readied himself for an eight place start in the main. He was definitely on a rail as he took down three cars within the first five laps. With only three laps to go in the race, Kyle battled side by side with the leaders. When the checkered flag dropped and the dust settled, he would emerge with a second place finish just behind Scott Weber.

With other tracks in the area hosting special events this past weekend, Kyle was among only three other Crate cars. Kyle would also be piloting the 4 car in the hobby class.

After taking a second place finish in the late model heat, Rocketman was set for the feature. Unfortunately, Kyle was not able to finish the race due to a malfunction in the car. He would pull off fourth. Kyle also took home a top five finish in the hobby class by crossing the line in the fourth position.

Kyle ventured back to the Malden Speedway this past weekend to race in the late model and hobby divisions. Car counts were low to races happening at other tracks in the area.

Kyle picked up a fast win in the second heat as he checked out from the rest of the field. He was awarded with a front row start in the feature. Kyle quickly got past the leader at the drop of the green flag and never looked back. He pulled away from the field and started to catch a group of lap cars. Kyle was fortunate enough to see the checkered flag before he had to do any more passing, picking up his first win of the season.

Kyle passed four cars in the hobby heat for a fifth place finish. Given the fifth starting spot in the feature, Rocketman couldn't find any passing room as the track turned into one groove. He would cross the line in the fifth position.

Kyle celebrated his victory by attending Round 6 of the NeSmith Nationals at the Jackson Motor Speedway in Jackson, Mississippi the following night. He was the only driver there representing the Show-Me State. The fifty-lap main event paid $2,600 to the winner. Kyle managed to pick up a fast second place finish in his heat to start fourth in the feature. Altercations in the main event would ultimately lead Rocketman to finish eighteenth.

On March 20, Kyle was in Batesville, Arkansas for the Street Stock Special. The races were called due to rain, so Kyle and the crew loaded up and headed out at 8 pm on their way to the Malden Speedway for the finale of the Bootheel 200. Fortunately for him, his class ran last that night.

Kyle was thirty miles outside of Malden when he ran out of gas and had to pull to the side of the road. Luckily, there was an extra gallon of gas in the back of the truck. Knowing they would be short on time once they got to the track, Kyle's brother, Craig, jumped in the trailer where he rode the remainder of the way working on the car. You talk about dedication when someone is laying on their back in a trailer trying to change a gear while being pulled through bumpy and winding roads.

They got to the track with only minutes to spare. Kyle had to start twelfth, but found himself in the fourth position when he crossed the checkered flag.

Two weeks later, Kyle returned to the track in the same car alongside his familiar late model. After taking a second place finish in the heat, he would start fourth in the hobby feature. Kyle gave it his all to find a way around the leader, but eventually had to settle for second.

Kyle gained a spot in the late model heat to finish fourth, which put him twelfth in the twenty-car feature. Rocketman blasted his way to the front. He made the most progress during the race as he bested seven other drivers to leave the 3/8 oval with a solid fifth place finish.

Kyle got back to racing this weekend behind the wheel of three separate cars. He took fourth in the second heat of crates to earn the eleventh starting spot in the main event. Kyle was able to pick up a few positions in the feature to finish eighth. Rocketman was also competing in the street and hobby classes. He placed third in both of the heats. After starting eighth in the street feature, Kyle was able to blast his way into a third place finish. He also came close to winning the hobby a-main, finishing second close behind the leader. Team Berry returned the following night with the same cars. Unfortunately, he was unable to work his late model around the track, as he had to pull off prior to the finish. Kyle had some better luck in the other cars, taking home second in the street class and fourth in hobby.

Kyle has been on a hot streak this season. He has seen fourteen wins and has never finished a race outside the top ten. Rocketman added a couple races to his already impressive resume this weekend. Another trip to Malden seen him easily blasting the competition to take the win in the first heat. After starting the feature on the pole, the lead would change hands for a few laps until Billy James took over the lead. Without any cautions, the leaders soon found themselves upon lapped traffic. As Billy had to let up on the gas to avoid the cars, Kyle saw this as his only chance to win the race. However, his luck ran short, as the leader struck the wall on the backstretch to bring out the caution for debris. Kyle was forced too accept a second place finish. He was at Clayhill Motorsports in Atwood, TN the following night. Kyle took home a third place finish in the hobby class.

Rocketman attended the Malden Speedway for another Friday night of racing in the street, crate, and hobby classes. Kyle finished second in the crate heat to start fourth in the feature. He would go on to pick up two spots to finish second in the race. Kyle lost one position in the first street heat race to finish fourth. After starting fourth in the feature, he would once again gain two spots to place second in the race. Kyle was also back behind the wheel of the #5 Scott Davis Motorsports hobby car. He took the checkered flag in the feature, but was disqualified during post-race inspection for being too light. To bounce back, Kyle snagged the hobby feature win the following night at Clayhill Motorsports.