The automotive and motorsports community is continuing to show support for Matt Vrbanac, a longtime videographer and executive associated with 1320Video, following the recent passing of founder Kyle Loftis.
According to circulating reports, Vrbanac and others within the organization have been deeply affected by Loftis’s sudden death earlier this month. The loss has prompted an outpouring of grief across the street racing and automotive media community, where Loftis was widely recognized as a major figure in documenting and promoting drag racing and grassroots motorsports culture.
1320Video, known for its high-energy coverage of racing events, has built a large following over the years, and many within the community have expressed their condolences and support for the team during this difficult time. Fans, racers, and collaborators have shared messages reflecting on Loftis’s influence and the role he played in growing the platform into a leading name in automotive media.
Vrbanac, who worked closely with Loftis for years, has been mentioned in tributes highlighting the emotional impact of the loss on those who helped build and maintain the brand. Colleagues describe the situation as a significant moment of mourning within the organization as they reflect on Loftis’s contributions and legacy.
At this time, details surrounding Kyle Loftis’s passing have not been fully detailed in official public statements, and the focus within the community remains on remembrance and support for those closest to him.
The motorsports world continues to share condolences, emphasizing the close-knit nature of the racing community and the strong personal connections formed through years of collaboration and shared events.
As the situation develops, more information may be released by the company or family representatives. For now, tributes continue to honor Loftis’s impact on automotive media and the community he helped shape.
