🇺🇸 Vinnie Miller

Vinnie Miller is a semi-professional driver who competed part-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series between 2018 and 2020. His rating of 3,267 places him at the semi-professional level, meaning he raced among full-time professionals but consistently finished outside the competitive front. Across 93 starts over three seasons, Miller recorded no wins or podium finishes, with an average finishing position of 27th place. He drove the No. 78 Chevrolet and Toyota for B. J. McLeod Motorsports, a team fielding multiple entries in the series.[1]

Miller's competitive record shows consistent disadvantage against the field. His head-to-head records against the most frequent rivals are heavily negative; he finished behind elite professionals such as Austin Cindric, Justin Allgaier, and Brandon Jones in the overwhelming majority of their shared races, losing roughly 77 to 82 encounters for every 15 to 18 he won. These rivals rate between 4,707 and 5,990, spanning from strong professional to elite level. His single victories over established professionals such as Chase Briscoe occurred only sparingly across the three-year span, and his isolated finishes ahead of former champions Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson, both well above his level, were outliers in a pattern of sustained underperformance.[2]

Miller retired from racing after 2020 without progressing to a higher series or securing sustained competitive success at Xfinity level. His career represents a journeyman semi-professional stint in a premier single-seater series, where he served as regular back-of-grid fodder for full-time professionals rather than as a contender.