The season started with Roahrig finishing 12^th at Anderson Speedway, he had started on the outside of the front row during his first Super Series race at Anderson Speedway with the veteran driver Eddie Hoffman on the inside. During the year Roahrig raced well beside the veterans. The last race of the year was the legendary Winchester 400. The Roahrig family now has had three family members that have raced in the event over the years, with Dave having raced in the 70’s, JR the last three and now Tyler in 2009. Roahrig finished 17^th after his radiator was damaged during this years 400.

During the season he was the K&N Filters Rookie of the Race six times. He collected the $100 cash bonus and a $25 Product Certificate from K & N Filters and a $50 Product Certificate from VDL Fuel Systems each time.

He had four Top 10 finishes during the season racing against the veteran drivers who race with the CRA cars every week. "I have learned a lot racing against these guys this summer." Roahrig stated. "These are some of the best drivers anywhere, and racing against them was harder than I thought it would be."

Tyler’s father JR Roahrig has been racing with the CRA Super Series for many years and has over 100 starts. This year he raced only a few races while working with Tyler during his rookie year. Having a veteran in the pits helped Tyler as he knew JR and his grandfather, Stan Roahrig, would be able to teach him how to get better.

"I want to thank my Dad, and Grandpa, Jim, Hooven, Andrew and Matt for all the help this summer." Roahrig said. "Racing with the CRA Super Series has made me a better driver when I race at home."

In addition to winning the CRA Super Series K&N Filters Rookie of the year, Roahrig also raced in the Late Model Challenge Series and The Triple Crown Series at Plymouth Speedway. The Late Model Challenge consisted of three races at New Paris Speedway and three races at M-40 Speedway. JR Roahrig was the champion, with Tyler second. JR had two victories, one at each track, with Tyler finishing second behind his father in each race.

In the Triple Crown, Tyler again raced against older more experienced drivers including his father and Jack Landis. Tyler and JR as well as Landis won one of the Triple Crown races, with Tyler taking the champion crown.

Tyler also drove an Outlaw Late Model during the season, setting the track record

Tyler Roahrig wins with the Outlaw at Plymouth Speedway.

 at Plymouth Speedway. He finished third at New Paris in the Outlaw car in a strong field with three time CRA Super Series Champion Scott Hantz winning the race.

This winter Roahrig will continue his studies at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis where he is studying mechanical engineering. "School will keep me pretty busy in between races." Roahrig commented.

As the highest finishing registered rookie in the K & N Filters Rookie Of The Year Standings Roahrig will receive the K & N Filters Rookie Of The Year Award at the 2009 Champion Racing Association Awards Banquet which will include a $1000 cash bonus, a jacket and a $100 Product Certificate from K & N Filters. Nick Lay, the second place finisher, in the K & N Filters Rookie of the Year standings will receive a $300 Cash Bonus from Cometic Gasket.

Roahrig will also receive a race ready Carburetor from VDL Fuel Systems, an ABC Body from Five Star RaceCar Bodies, a complete website with hosting and domain registration as well as maintenance for the entire 2009 race season from Speed Media, a $500 Product Certificate towards a Racing Uniform from Hinchman Racing Uniforms, a pair of AP Brake Rotors from AP Racing Brakes, a $200 Product Certificate from Cometic Gasket, a $100 Product Certificate from Hawk Performance, a $100 Product Certificate from AFCO, a $100 Product Certificate from JOES Racing Products, a $100 Product Certificate from Shively High Performance and a $50 Product Certificate from PitStopUSA.com.