🇺🇸 Matt Million

Matt Million is a competitive amateur, rated 2,702 on the Racer Rating scale and graded FIA Silver. He splits his time between endurance racing, in multiclass championships where each car is shared by two or more drivers, and solo multiclass club racing in the United States. He currently races for NineFour Motorsports in the Zenith Racing Series, driving ZP2 prototypes and ZR2 GT4-class cars, and for Auto Technic Racing in GT4 America's Am and Pro-Am classes in GT4 cars.[1]

Million's longest-running program was in NASA, where he started forty-five races between 2014 and 2022 for BMW M3, taking five wins and sixteen podiums across the Spec Miata and Super Touring 4 classes. He moved into GT4 America in 2024 with Auto Technic Racing, racing the Am and Pro-Am classes for one win and four podiums from twenty-three starts. In 2026 he added the Zenith Racing Series for NineFour Motorsports, running ZP2 prototypes and ZR2 GT4 cars, and has taken three wins and six podiums from his first thirteen rounds, currently fourth in the championship standings with more rounds still to run. He has also made two starts in the World Racing League's GP2 class for Palomar Racing, with one podium.[2]

Million's most frequent opponents come from NASA's Spec Miata and Super Touring 4 fields, where he has been closely matched with Nick Sommers, a developing-level regular, and Noah Grey, a competitive amateur who has also raced in SKUSA SuperNationals karting. Among the strongest drivers he has beaten are Sam Craven, a professional and champion of the 2025 GT4 America Pro-Am title, beaten three times, and Michael Cooper, an FIA Silver graded professional with NASA, IMSA Pilot Challenge and GT4 America starts, beaten four times.