🇺🇸 Marc Miller

Marc Miller is an entry-level professional racing in American GT and endurance championships. He holds FIA Silver grading, a classification for drivers establishing themselves in sportscar racing below the full-professional Platinum and Gold grades. His primary current series are Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America, where he races for Wayne Taylor Racing, and GT4 America, driving for Dome Motorsport in the Pro-Am and Silver classes with GT4 machinery. He is the 2019 Trans-Am TA2 champion.[1]

Miller's record spans twelve seasons and five major IMSA series alongside Trans-Am and international competition. He won the TA2 title in 2019 with six wins from eleven starts. In IMSA endurance racing his results are steady rather than dominant: nine podiums across 22 IMSA Pilot Challenge starts in the GS class, two podiums from 24 WeatherTech GTD entries in GT3 machinery, and four podiums from 22 current GT4 America starts. His single WeatherTech win came early in his IMSA career. His Lamborghini Super Trofeo campaign since 2023 has yielded nine podiums in 35 starts, a rate consistent with his IMSA performances.[2]

Miller regularly races against established professionals and champions on shared-car grids where co-driver performance affects finishing position. He runs closely matched with Trent Hindman, a Gold-graded professional and multiple IMSA champion who has far greater experience across both series. He has beaten elite-level drivers including Indy NXT champion Kyle Kirkwood twice and ARCA Menards champion Ty Gibbs once, though these remain occasional results against much stronger competitors rather than a pattern of dominance.