🇺🇸 Matt Million

Matt Million is an entry-level professional, graded FIA Silver, a rung below the Platinum and Gold grades in sportscar and endurance racing. His racing is almost entirely multiclass endurance competition in the United States, with cars shared between two or more drivers and grids that mix amateurs and semi-professionals with graded professionals. He currently drives for NineFour Motorsports in the Zenith Racing Series, splitting time between ZR2 cars (GT4-spec) and ZR3 cars (production-based), and for Auto Technic Racing in GT4 America, running a GT4 car across the Am and Pro-Am classes.[1]

His record begins in NASA, where he raced Spec Miata and Super Touring 4 from 2014 to 2022, taking five wins and sixteen podiums from forty-five starts, most of it in a Mazda Miata run by a team that has fielded well over a thousand drivers across the index, including established professional Connor Zilisch. He moved into GT4 America with Auto Technic Racing for 2024 and 2025, adding a win and four podiums there. In 2026 he picked up two more programs: World Racing League with Palomar Racing, where he won once from four starts, and the Zenith Racing Series with NineFour Motorsports, where fourteen rounds in he sits fifth in the championship standings with three wins and six podiums so far.[2]

In NASA his most frequent opposition has been Nick Sommers, a developing-level regular, and Noah Grey, a competitive amateur, and the record against both is closely matched. Against stronger opposition he has had results worth noting: he finished ahead of Michael Cooper, a professional and FIA Silver-graded driver who won the 2017 NASA 944 Spec title and has also raced IMSA Pilot Challenge and GT4 America, on four occasions, and ahead of Austin Krainz, another professional and Silver-graded IMSA Pilot Challenge and GT4 America driver, three times.