 He has also received the 2011 Ken Stonex Award, presented by the Transportation Research Board Committee on Roadside Safety Design, in recognition of a lifetime of achievement in crashworthiness design.The Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame awarded Sicking the 2005 Vision Award for his contributions to racing safety, and countless individual raceways have honored him with their awards, including NASCAR’s 2003 Bill France Junior Award for Excellence, Pocono Raceway’s 2004 Bill France Award of Excellence, Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s Herb Porter Award in 2004, and the 2002 Motorsports Engineering Award from the Society of Automotive Engineers and the Specialty Equipment Market Association, among numerous others.Sicking is currently Associate Vice President for Commercialization and Product Development at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, as well as President of his own company, Sicking Safety Systems.