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IMSA season debutant Dan Harper felt glad to take his maiden GTD Pro class race victory in the Six Hours of the Glen for Paul Miller Racing.
IMSA season debutant Dan Harper was delighted to secure his first GTD Pro class race victory at the Six Hours of the Glen with Paul Miller Racing.
Driving the #48 Paul Miller Racing M4 GT3 Evo alongside team-mate Max Hesse, Harper clinched the win in the GTD Pro category.
Despite incurring a 60-second stop-and-go penalty early in the race for a pit lane violation, Harper and the team remained competitive due to the frequent caution periods.
Harper attributed their success to staying composed in challenging weather conditions and excellent teamwork during pit stops and fuel strategy.
The victory marked a significant achievement for the team and Harper, who expressed relief at overcoming the early setback and securing their maiden win.
Looking ahead, Harper hopes the momentum from this win will propel them towards further success in the championship standings in the second half of the season.
