Emory, a 30-year-old from King George, Va., is entering his 14th year of his dirt track racing career. He has driven a Super Late Model for veterans of the sport, Pete Cameron and Roland Mann, since the 2022 season. Tyler quickly adapted to the horsepower, as he was coming off of a great season in a Limited Late Model. Tyler had a great rookie year in 2022 as he raced a total of 38 races. Of those 38 races he finished outside of the top 15 in 5 races. He had 5 podiums, 11 top 5s, 29 top 10s, and 33 top 15s. Coming off of a great rookie year, the Cameron/Mann Motorsports team decided to tour with the United Late Model Series (ULMS) and focus on the Mid-Atlantic region for the 2023 season. In only his 2nd full year in a Super Late Model, Tyler had a stellar year. He ran a total of 35 races, of those 35 races, he had 5 victories, 19 top 5s, 28 top 10s, and 30 top 15s. Tyler was able to pick up the Appalachian Mountain Speedweek Championship. The Speedweek consisted of 8 races in 10 days. Tyler and his team showed what hard work and dedicated looked like as they were the star of the whole week. In fact, Tyler was the only driver to finish in the top 5 every race of the Speedweek. Tyler received national recognition during this Speedweek, as FloRacing and various press organizations were at every event. Tyler was also crowned the 2023 ULMS Champion, ULMS Rookie of the Year, and ULMS Overall Fastest Qualifier of the season. He races with integrity and proudly represents his sponsors off and on the racetrack.