Amber raced for Kyle Busch Motorsports in 2018 and 2019, with the major sponsors being Tavia (www.mytavia.com) and Glenn McLeod & Sons Ltd. Amber returned to her origins in dirt track racing and snowmobiling in 2020, participating for Ripper Motorsports in the National Powri Midget series. She also races in super late models for R&D Automotive. After winning the pole position and leading most of the race, teammate Tyler Ankrum crashed out due to mechanical issues. Balcaen went on to win the event by over 20 seconds. The win gave her driver's points and moved her up to fifth place in the season-long point standings. She is currently eligible for a wild card into the season finale at Las Vegas if she wins or places high enough in the standings. In 2019, Amber finished sixth in the point standings. She had two top five finishes that year with her best result being second at Kentucky Speedway. Before joining KBM, Amber competed in three events with Go Fas Racing. She earned her first career victory at Hickory Motor Speedway and also led more laps (110) than any other driver in the history of the track. Her efforts earned her a spot in the NASCAR Whelen All-America Series playoffs where she went 1-1. The first round match up was against eventual champion Chris Eggleston who came into the matchup with a perfect record.