Kason Plott is from a racing family. For as long as he can remember it’s what they do on weekends…they load the race cars, gather their uniforms and helmets and

head out to the race track. The younger brother of Plott Boyz Motorsports has looked up to his older brother Kyle since the early days of racing quarter midgets in

Cummings, Georgia. That is where the journey began for the polite young man who understands the sacrifices his family has made for him to live his dream.

“I began racing quarter midgets when I was four and it just built from there, “ said Kason.” “I tried sports and was pretty good, but nothing gave me the adrenaline

rush that racing has over the last 12 years, so I continue to chase my dream.”

Success on the race track has happened often for Kason with over 250 career wins and multiple championships throughout his journey. He graduated from quarter

midgets at seven and started racing bandoleros, then Legends cars and onto the full bodied stock cars in 2014. In 2015, the focused teen raced in the NASCAR

Whelen All-American Series and was named South Carolina Rookie of the Year. In the final race of his rookie season in Late Model Stock Cars he guided his

family owned machine to victory lane at the Greenville-Pickens Speedway near Greenville, SC. “What a great feeling to win my first NASCAR race,” added the

2016 high school graduate. “The weekly competition at Greenville-Pickens motivates me to succeed and that night I won the pole and led all the laps. It gives me

confidence to know that I can be successful with the high caliber of racers that compete in NASCAR.”

At every race you will see his parents, Alan and Donna, by his side for whatever he needs. Their dedication to the Plott Boyz is a huge part of the success of Kason

and he understands their role in his success. “Having the support of my parents and my family is critical for me. They are there for me no matter what the

circumstance. I work hard to be the best I can be because my parents do everything they can for me and my brother. Their dreams are our dreams.”

Kason Plott is a kind soul with huge talent. When you look into his eyes you see an intense passion for racing that will lead him to victory lane in any endeavor.

Like his younger brother Kason, Kyle Plott has never

known anything other then spending the weekends as a

family at a race track. Quarter midgets to bandoleros to

Legends cars to stock cars and in 2016 a debut in the

ARCA Racing Series, Kyle Plott has always been a

winner. Plott has won in everything he has ever sat in

but his favorite memory goes back to 2011, when at 15

he shocked the entire racing community winning the US

Legends “Big Money” race at the Charlotte Motor

Speedway against a field of racers that defies

comprehension. Racing against the likes of current

NASCAR racer David Ragan, rising NASCAR racer

Daniel Hemric and a who’s who of competitors Plott

rallied from a spin that left him in 20th to win the $25,000

first prize.

“That’s definitely a race I will always remember,” said

Kyle.” “When the white flag flew and I knew I had one

lap to go I kept thinking, this is crazy I am going to win

the Daytona 500 of Legends cars against a who’s who

and $25,000. To this day when the going gets tough I

just think back to that night and I feel like I can win.”

Kyle is not your average racer…when asked who Kyle

is, he gave quite the powerful answer. “I am one that

likes to have fun and make the best of everything. If I

am running late to driver introductions I will stop to give

an autograph…I am the first one at the shop and the

last to leave, when I get our of the race car at the track I

jump in and help…and if someone breaks down on the

side of the road they know who they can call at

anytime.” His family gives him the confidence to pursue

his dream and will give everything he has to get there.

He wants the world to look at him as that country kid

with the little twang that gave it all he had…the one that

showed up and beat the best of them on ability. Kyle

has shown that his dedication to succeed goes beyond

the norm. He cleans the race car, loads it for the next

race and drives the hauler all night if he has to…Kyle

Plott is a throwback to the days when the one who

works the hardest wins…and no one works harder.

Biography

Birthday: March 8, 1996

Hometown: Marietta, GA

Sponsor: FRS Contracting, Dickson's

Investments, and Red Top Auto

Auction

Special Thanks:

To God, Dad, Mom, My Brother and

all of the people who have helped me

over the past years, Thank you for all

of your support.

Most Memorable Moment in

Racing:

Racing with David Ragan in the

Legends Million Dollar Race

Winning 6 straight races at Charlotte

Winning in my 2nd Late Model Race

Winning the Legends 2011 "Big

Money100”

Accomplishments

Quarter Midgets Ages 6-10

5 Time Quarter Midget Champ

10 Track Records

21 Fast Time Awards

Bandolero Ages 10-12

6 Time Bandolero Champion

(Atlanta, Charlotte, Lanier)

Won 6 Straight Races at

Charlotte Motor Speedway

Pro Challenge Ages 11-12

Pro Challenge Hard Charger

Front Runner at every Track

3-Time Pole Winner

Legends Ages 12-17

4 Time Champion

Over All Highlights

Over 250 Wins in all Divisions

15 Total Championships

3-Time Georgia State Champ

Late Models 17 to present

Won races in each season

5th fast qualifier Snowball Derby

2016

BiographyBirthday: April 9, 1998

Hometown: Marietta, GA

Sponsor: FRS Contracting,

Dickson's Investments, and Red Top

Auto Auction

Special Thanks:

To God, Dad, Mom, My Brother and

all of the people who has helped me

over the past years, Thank you for all

of their help and support.

Memorable Racing Moments

Meeting Robert Yates

Thanks to Wallace Sanford

Racing with my Brother

Accomplishments

Quarter Midgets ( Age 5 to 10)

2003 Eastern Grands Champion

2 Time Track Record holder

4 Fast Time Awards

Bandolero (Age 10 to 12)

6 Championships

6-Time Bandolero Champion (Atlanta

and Lanier)

Legends (Age 12 to 17)

Won 4 Races in First Year

Over All Highlights

6 Championships

125 Race Wins

Late Models (Age 17 to Present)

For 34 years Alan and Donna Plott have been selling Christmas Trees in Marietta, Georgia under the name Alan’s Christmas Trees.

As the boys grew older they too became a part of the tradition. This year while Kyle was racing at the Snowball Derby, younger

brother Kason was left to man the post. (Pictured are Kyle and Kason with the hood from Kyle’s car at the Snowball Derby)

“This means a great deal to us,” said Alan Plott. “Each year it grows and this year to have Kason stay home and do such a

remarkable job shows the strength we have as a family. It’s a feel good thing for us but also helps with our Plott Boyz Motorsports.

Plott Boyz Motorsports is truly the glue that bonds this family together. Join in our yearly racing celebration in 2017 and beyond.

Kason Plott closed the regular

season at Greenville-Pickens

Speedway in Easley, South Carolina

in the best way, as he scored the

Late Model Stock victory on

Saturday evening September 16,

2016.

The Marietta, Georgia driver held off

17-year-old Dylan Hall for the win,

but second place was enough for

Hall to become the youngest Late

Model Track Champion in track

history.

Plott and Hall brought the field to the

green flag for the 50-lap feature, with

Plott jumping to the lead from the

pole.

Trey Gibson moved to third early,

while Anthony Anders charged

through the field from the sixth

starting position. Anders would

close on Gibson on lap 37, and two

laps later, would take the position.

Up front, Plott went unchallenged for

the lead, and he drove away to score

the victory. Hall finished in second,

with Anders third, Gibson fourth and

Randy Porter fifth.

Kyle Plott, of Marietta, Ga., led the final 33 laps on his way to

winning the Legends Big Money 100 and taking home the top prize

of $25,000 on Tuesday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Plott started ninth in the Legends Big Money 100 A-Main and took

over the lead on Lap 67 to win the most prestigious Legend Car

event of the year and one of the largest in all of grassroots racing.

“I knew if I got out front I could hold them off,” said Plott. “We were

real good this morning and everything just clicked today. It was a

good race. Thanks to Charlotte for putting on these great events.”

Plott, who regularly races in the Pro division in the Summer

Shootout Series with his brother Kason, who races in the Young

Lions division, knew exactly what he would do with the $25,000

purse he would receive for winning the Legends Big Money 100.

“We’ll put it back into racing and go do this some more,” he said.

Steven Cantrell, of Charlotte, N.C., led the field to the green flag in

the 100-lap feature event but Doug Stevens, of Griffin, Ga., quickly

stole the lead away as he drove to the inside to pass the pole-sitter

and lead the third lap. Stevens would pace the field until a caution

brought the field back together, allowing Cantrell to catch back up

and retake the lead on lap 42. Cantrell remained in front as the field

took the mandatory caution flag on Lap 50 to pit and work on their

cars during a 10-minute break.

Cantrell started where he left off before the break, in front of the

field, until Tyler Green, of China Grove, N.C., made an inside move

on the backstretch to take over the lead on Lap 60.

Plott made his way into the third position as he and NASCAR Sprint

Cup Series star David Ragan, of Unadilla, Ga., caught up to Green,

making it three wide on Lap 67. Plott would come away with the led

as Ragan took over second, shifting Green back to third. Once Plott

was out front, Ragan tried to catch him, but was unsuccessful as

Plott grabbed the win.

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Twenty one years ago the Plott Family lost

an infant son, Spencer, while the boy’s

Mom Donna, was pregnant with Kyle…that

tragic loss is what motivates the Plott Boyz

to be the best they can be both on and off

the racetrack. Each year Alan, Donna, Kyle

and Kason celebrate Spencer’s memory on

November 5th along with friends and family.

Over the course of time you will meet a number of racers that have a unique story. The Plott

Boys story is one that displays family values and a passion that just might be unequalled in

motorsports. They have worked hard to get to the level they are at and will continue to

produce strong results both on and off the race track. With their parents Alan and Donna by

their side both of these role models take the extra time to make sure every detail has been

taken care of prior to arriving at the race track. Their work ethic has been a labor of love.

When you open up the dictionary and look under the word determination you just might find

a photograph of Kason and Kyle Plott…or as they are known, Plott Boyz Motorsports.

Rolfe Schnur

4721 Morehead Rd. #303

Concord, NC 28027

954.224.8661

Alan & Donna Plott

3241 Kennesaw View Dr.

Marietta, GA 30064

770.490.7898