🏳️ Amy Mills

Amy Mills is a competitive amateur racing driver with a Racer Rating of 2,540, placing her in the club and entry-level professional tier of motorsport. This level describes drivers who compete in club racing and regional championships, typically self-funded and racing against fields that do not include full-time professionals as a consistent standard. Mills has been active in SCCA competition since 2020, recording nine starts across the Runoffs and Majors series without a win or podium finish.[1]

Mills has raced primarily in the SCCA Runoffs, the organisation's flagship national championship, across seven seasons from 2020 through 2025, though her participation has been sparse relative to the calendar. Her average finishing position of P13.8 places her in the mid-field of her fields. Within her limited shared-race history, Mills has shown mixed results against her most frequent rivals. Against Mikey Taylor, a Silver-graded professional and 2024 IMSA Pilot Challenge TCR champion, she finished ahead in two of five meetings despite being the considerably lower-rated driver. She has struggled more consistently against drivers rated around the 1,000 to 1,400 band, notably finishing behind Chuck Hines, Max Gee and Jon Sewell in the majority of their shared races. Most notably, Mills finished ahead of Connor Zilisch, a Gold-graded professional and 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series champion, once; such a result against an established championship-level driver is unusual for a competitor at her rating and represents a genuine high-water mark in her record.[2]

Mills remains active in SCCA competition as of late 2025, though her progression and frequency suggest a sustained amateur racing career rather than a path toward professional racing.