Drive for Diabetes Awareness, INC

05/02/2026

Thank you Dr Schatz

04/24/2026

What's everyone's thoughts on this scam?:
As of late 2025, Aaron Kowalski, the CEO of Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF), received a total compensation of approximately $930,000 to $931,000 for the fiscal year 2024 (FY24), according to reports based on tax filings.

04/03/2026

What's more important a cure for something or identifying what the problem is so you can cure it?
The answer is awareness before a cure.
Diabetes is the 7th leading cause of death
There is no reason for Doctors, nurses and First Responders to not check.
"CHECK DON'T GUESS"

04/03/2026

Well folks, after taking a close look at everything, we’ve made the decision to reschedule DRIVER Lacy Kuehl debut in the Super Late Model.

We want to make sure the car is exactly where it needs to be and give Lacy the best possible opportunity to go out there and perform at a high level. Taking this extra time allows us to get more laps, dial everything in, and show up fully prepared.

We’re excited for what’s ahead and appreciate everyone’s continued support.

04/03/2026

"CHECK DON'T GUESS"

"Education is knowledge and knowledge is the power to help save lives"
Knowledge complacency took my son's life don't let it happen to you question the doctors until they figure out what's wrong with your loved one

04/02/2026

It's a long ways to the Top If you want to rock and roll. DRIVER Lacy Kuehl Super Late Model

03/25/2026

Rising Star Florida Driver Lacy Kuehl Set for Super Late Model Debut at Auburndale Speedway on April 4th, Twin 50's

Published March 25, 2026
By Brent Kuehl

WINTER HAVEN, FL — On Saturday, April 4th, 2026, the Florida racing scene will witness a major career milestone as 19-year-old Driver Lacy Kuehl makes her highly anticipated debut in the Super Late Model division at Auburndale Speedway. The event, headlined by the Easter Super Late Model Twin 50's, marks Kuehl’s transition into one of the most competitive levels of short-track racing.

Kuehl, a Sarasota native and a graduate of the 2019 NASCAR Youth Development Driver Program, has spent the last decade building a reputation for versatility and resilience. From winning in Legend Cars at Auburndale to competing in the Junior Iditarod in Alaska, Kuehl has consistently proven she can handle high-pressure environments.

"Moving into a Super Late Model is the next step in my goal to reach the highest levels of NASCAR and other Motorsports endeavors," said Kuehl. "Auburndale is where I’ve had some of my biggest moments, and I can’t think of a better place to start this new chapter."

Driving for a Deeper Purpose
While the debut is a significant achievement, Kuehl’s primary focus remains her mission: Drive for Diabetes Awareness, INC (DFDA). After losing her baby brother, Rocco, to misdiagnosed Type 1 Diabetes in 2010, Lacy and her family have used racing as a platform to educate parents on the early warning symptoms of the disease.

For the April 4th race, Kuehl’s Super Late Model will feature the signature #4 DFDA. As part of her "Check Don’t Guess" campaign, she will spend time before the green flag meeting fans and distributing educational brochures to help save lives through early detection.

Event Details
What: Easter Twin 50's Super Late Model

Where: Auburndale Speedway, Winter Haven, FL

When: Saturday, April 4th, 2026

Kuehl Motorsports, LLC
Crew Chief: Chris Hamm, MVP Motorsports
Car Owner: Schneider Racing Family

About Lacy Kuehl
Home Town: Sarasota, FL
Age: 19

Lacy Kuehl is a first-generation motorsports driver, musher, and advocate. With a career spanning over 13 years, she has competed in go-karts, Legend Cars, dirt and asphalt, and road racing, winning on all three platforms. She also raced in the 2023 Jr. Iditarod dog sled race in Alaska. On YouTube, "Driven Florida Driver to Alaskan Musher"

Placed P5 in the 2023 All-Star Inex Legend car race in Atlanta.

Inducted into The Villages Motor Racing Fan Club in Florida, 2022.

Participated in the 2019 NASCAR Youth Driver Development Program.

Received a plaque from The Villages Motor Racing Fan Club in 2018, honoring her as an Ambassador for Motorsports and Humanity.

Kuehl is a dedicated advocate for diabetes awareness, working to ensure no other family loses a child to a preventable diagnosis.

Team Kuehl MotorSports LLC is seeking a partnership for these two races and future races to be announced. Contact us, and we will tell you what we will do for you.

Primary Partnership Available
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Kuehl Motorsports, LLC
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02/20/2026

Now this is what we call diabetes awareness.

Luke was down the hall from Parker when his blood sugar started to rise quickly. Parker was with the health clerk. She said Parker suddenly stood up, nose in the air clearly catching a scent and then he alerted. She went to Luke and tested and Parker was right. Good high Parker.
(Imagine someone baking cookies in the kitchen and If you open a door and the breeze goes the right way you can smell the cookies in the living room or even front porch… that’s how the low/high scent travels and how easily these dogs can detect their person’s smell from everything else.)
Good high Parker! He got a Puppy party and Luke got more insulin.

02/20/2026

02/20/2026

Get your A1C done today knowledge complacency is no excuse

01/01/2026

Happy New Year
"Education is knowledge and knowledge is the power to help save lives"
"Check Don't Guess"