Paul Miller Racing survives Petit Le Mans chaos to win IMSA GTD Pro title
Surviving early-race contact, a costly drive-through penalty, slick tires in mixed conditions, and a harrowing final two hours, Paul Miller Racing emerged as IMSA GTD Pro champions. Led by drivers Connor de Phillippi and Neil Verhagen alongside endurance co-driver Dan Harper, the team’s third-place Petit Le Mans finish capped a tense 10-hour battle at Road Atlanta, bookending a season that ...…
After enduring early-race contact, a penalty, slick tires, and a challenging final two hours, Paul Miller Racing clinched the IMSA GTD Pro title. The team, driving the BMW M4 GT3 EVO, finished third at the Petit Le Mans, rounding off a season that started with victory at the Rolex 24 At Daytona. Paul Miller Racing secured its second overall GTD title in three years and its third consecutive GTD Pro Endurance Cup.
For Connor de Phillippi, a veteran of BMW racing, this marks his first championship in seven full seasons of IMSA competition.
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