Bryce Miller

Bryce Miller (born July 26, 1982) is an American racing driver from Summit, New Jersey. He currently drives in the NASCAR owned Tudor United Sportscar Championship for Paul Miller Racing. Bryce is the son of Paul Miller and nephew of Kenper Miller, both of whom competed in sports car racing.professional driving career The family trio aggregates a consolidated 75 years of motor racing experience.

Early life

Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Miller grew up watching his father, Paul Miller and uncle Kenper Miller’s professional driving career from Miller saw an early success the pits. He was influenced by his father and uncle to begin his go-karting career at the age of 7. Miller saw an early success winning over 60 International Karting Federation races which included breaking the track record at his home circuit, Oakland Valley Raceway. He began racing open wheel formula cars professionally when he was 17 years old and after he graduated The University of Vermont, Porsche invited Miller to the UPS Porsche Junior Team shoot-out to compete for a factory seat, this was the point when he decided to compete in sports car racing.

Bryce Miller (racing driver born 1991)

Bryce Miller (born February 9, 1991 in Phoenix, Arizona) is an American racing driver who competes in the IMSA GT3 Cup Challenge with EFFORT Racing. In 2011, Bryce won the Porsche GT3 Cup Trophy National Championship. He continues to climb the racing ladder where he is pursuing his dreams of becoming a professional race car driver.

Early life

Bryce grew up racing motorcycles in Arizona. At age sixteen Bryce began racing karts for the Sodi Kart USA Factory team with G-Phactory Kart Co.

2011

Bryce won the Pirelli Driver's Cup National Championship in his rookie year of sports-car driving.

Most Memorable Race

Bryce's most memorable race was definitely in 2012 at Grand Prix of Mosport. He had struggled thus far in the season to put together a good result and was trying to remain mentally strong. On top of all this he was racing for his first time with his new team EFFORT Racing. All this considered, he was still able to pull off his first IMSA pole position and two wins.