🇩🇪 Bryce Miller

Bryce Miller is an entry-level professional racing driver, FIA Silver graded, who spent his indexed career in endurance and club racing in the United States. He made 18 starts in IMSA WeatherTech's GTD class for Paul Miller Racing between 2014 and 2017, the series in which he concentrated his effort, alongside seven starts in PCA Club Racing and appearances in single-seater and kart racing.[1]

His record across those campaigns yielded one podium finish, taken in PCA Club Racing. In IMSA WeatherTech, he raced regularly alongside Ian James and Ben Keating, both established professionals; the three were closely matched across their meetings. Keating went on to win the 2016 IMSA WeatherTech GTD championship and holds titles in two later WEC categories, while James accrued more than 50 starts in the series. Miller finished ahead of established professionals Maro Engel and Austin Cindric on occasion, though both have since achieved significantly more success: Engel took the 2024 GT World Challenge Europe title, and Cindric won consecutive NASCAR Xfinity championships.[2]

In a field mixing amateurs with graded professionals, Miller sat mid-pack among the GTD regulars. Paul Miller Racing, the team for which he made the majority of his starts, has since fielded established professional Rene Rast among 22 drivers across 40 wins, a measure of the team's competitive standing separate from Miller's tenure with it.