Tribute to Kyle Loftis: Founder of 1320Video Passes Away at 43

Kyle Loftis, 1320Video Founder, Dies at 43

Kyle Loftis, the visionary behind the renowned street racing media brand 1320Video, has sadly passed away at the age of 43. His death occurred on May 5, as confirmed by the Sarpy County Sheriff’s Office and the team at 1320Video. A representative from the sheriff’s office reported that emergency responders arrived at Loftis’ residence that evening, where he was declared dead. Authorities have indicated that the circumstances surrounding his death are “not suspicious,” but further details regarding the cause have not been disclosed. They have requested that inquiries be directed to the 1320Video team to respect the family's privacy.

1320Video Honors Its Late Founder Kyle Loftis

The news of Loftis' passing was shared on the official Instagram page of 1320Video on May 6. The company expressed its deep sorrow, stating, “We are extremely saddened to share that Kyle Loftis, the founder of 1320Video, passed away last night. We are in a state of shock.” Loftis established 1320Video in 2003, initially capturing images of cars and sharing them on online forums dedicated to street racing culture. As social media platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook gained traction, 1320Video evolved into one of the leading automotive and motorsports media brands globally. The company now boasts a collective following of over 10 million across various social media channels, focusing on speed racing events, high-performance vehicles, and drivers, with Loftis often featured in their videos and posts. In their tribute, 1320Video highlighted Loftis’ passion for motorsports, which inspired countless individuals worldwide, describing him as “a beam of light at every gathering,” and noting that his enthusiasm, kindness, and creativity were truly “contagious.”