🇺🇸 Kyle Miller

Kyle Miller is a club-level amateur racer; his rating of 919 places him among developing drivers, the entry level of competitive racing. His record spans just two seasons in American Endurance Racing between 2015 and 2017, comprising four starts across which he scored one win and two podiums, averaging a fifth-place finish. This modest volume of racing and his finishing position relative to the fields suggest a driver gaining experience in club and semi-professional sportscar competition rather than one competing consistently at a higher level.[1]

Miller's head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals was mixed. He split his meetings with Fabian Berger at two wins apiece in four races, held a 2-1 advantage over Joshua Menke across three starts, and finished behind Jeff Kiersh twice in three shared outings. He achieved isolated victories over stronger drivers including Sandro Espinosa, a multi-time NASA Spec E30 champion, Eric Pennington, and Mark Issa, though these represent single results rather than sustained competitive patterns. His most notable scalp was an outing ahead of John Ryan Lewis, who would go on to win the American Endurance Racing Class 3 championship in 2019 and 2021, though again this was one race among a very small sample.[2]

Miller retired from racing in 2017, having competed at a limited level in amateur and club-level endurance racing. His brief career yielded respectable finishes but did not sustain into professional series or national competition. Since his final race, he has not returned to motorsport on record.