GRAND-AM Road Racing

Biography

Miller returns to the 2012 Rolex 24 At Daytona looking for his first GT class victory with co-drivers Sascha Maassen, Rob Bell and Mark Wilkins. He took second in the GT class at the Rolex 24 in 2008 and 2011.

Personal

Both Miller’s father, Paul, and uncle, Kenper, pursued professional racing careers. He holds a political science degree from the University of Vermont.

Racing Career

Career Highlights

• - Owns one GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series GT victory, at Virginia International Raceway in 2007
• - Owns two top-five finishes in Rolex Series GT points standings
• - 1999 Barber Dodge Rookie of the Year
• - 2009 runner-up in GT2 class of 24 Hours of Spa

Year-by-Year Rolex Sports Car Series Recap

2011
Finished second in the GT class in the Rolex 24 At Daytona, his lone Rolex Series start.

2010
Competed in three Rolex Sports Car Series GT races, earning best results of 15th in the Rolex 24 At Daytona and the Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen. 

2009
Competed in nine Rolex Sports Car Series GT races, posting eight-place finish twice driving for three different teams. Debuted new team, Miller Barrett Racing, with four-race test program near end of season.

2008
Collected nine top-10 results, including three podiums spots to take fifth in Rolex Series GT class driver standings. Garnered second in class in Rolex 24 At Daytona.

2007
Debuted in Rolex Series GT class, taking 10 podiums and one overall victory en route to first team championship, third place in points and second in MESCO Building For The Future Rookie of the Year standings.

Other GRAND-AM/Racing History

2011
Competed in the full ALMS season and select international endurance events, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

2010
Competed in his first 24 Hours of Le Mans and the full ALMS season.

2009
Finished second in GT2 class and fifth overall in 24 Hours of Spa.

2008
Earned first ALMS GT2 win.

2007
Won IMSA GT3 Cup Challenge race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and finished second at Sebring.

2006
Tied for fourth overall in IMSA GT3 Cup Challenge, posting a win, five podiums, three poles and four fastest laps in seven races.

2004
Tested with Derhaag Motorsports in Trans-Am.

2003
Competed in two Formula Renault races and one SCCA World Challenge GT race. Competed in Fran-Am 2000 North American Pro Championship Series.

2000
Competed in Formula Ford 2000, notching several top-10 finishes. Was sole U.S. driver invited to compete in Porsche Junior Cup Shootout, and one of two U.S. drivers invited to Winfield School Shootout in France.

1999
Earned "Rookie of the Year" honors in Barber Dodge Pro Series. Also participated in Formula Ford 2000 and was sole U.S. driver to compete in Formula Renault Winfield Shootout.

1997
Finished second in Canadian National Go-Kart championship.

1989-1996
Won more than 60 International Karting Federation races, including 1992 Grand National Championship and East Coast Regional Championship.