🇺🇸 Chris Miller

Chris Miller is a semi-professional racing driver competing in endurance racing at the national level. He races primarily in IMSA's Pilot Challenge, a multiclass championship where GT4 sports cars, modified production cars and touring cars share the track in shared-driver sprint and endurance events. Miller drives for Unitronic JDC-Miller MotorSports, competing across the series' GS, ST and TCR classes.[1]

Miller won the 2024 IMSA Pilot Challenge championship and has taken 10 wins across 59 starts in that series since 2017. He holds an FIA Silver grade, placing him below the full-professional ranks in sportscar racing. Earlier in his career he competed in IMSA's top-tier WeatherTech championship across prototype classes, where he took one win and three podiums from 30 starts between 2014 and 2020. He began racing in single-seaters with Star Mazda Championship from 2009 to 2011, accumulating 17 starts across three seasons at that amateur-to-professional level. His overall record spans 107 starts and 11 wins across all series.[2]

The company Miller keeps in Pilot Challenge is regularly competitive. Mark Wilkins, a Gold-graded entry-level professional and 2019 Pilot Challenge TCR champion, is a frequent opponent and the two are closely matched. Mason Filippi, a professional-level Silver-graded driver, is similarly regular competition. Miller has also finished ahead of established professionals including Christian Fittipaldi, the 2014 IMSA WeatherTech champion and former Formula 1 driver, and Mike Conway, a WEC champion with extensive experience in prototype racing and IndyCar.