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BMW M works driver Dan Harper is set for his IMSA SportsCar Championship debut as Paul Miller Racing step up their GTD Pro line-up for 2025.
The champion of both the GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup and the 2023 British GT season achieved their victories driving BMW vehicles, alongside BMW juniors Harper and Max Hesse and Paul Miller Racing veteran Neil Verhagen who are now official BMW M works drivers. Paul Miller Racing, the two-time IMSA GTD champions, have expanded their presence in the 2025 season with two updated M4 GT3 EVO package BMWs. Departing driver Bryan Sellers has been replaced by Neil Verhagen, who will now join Madison Snow in the #1 BMW for a full-time role, supported by Connor De Phillippi and Kelvin van der Linde as Endurance Cup drivers. The team is excited about the talented lineup of BMW factory drivers and is confident in their ability to compete at the front of the GTD Pro class. Despite not winning the GTD Pro title in 2023, Paul Miller Racing claimed the Endurance Cup title in their debut season in that category. The team is gearing up for the upcoming IMSA season, starting with the 24 Hours of Daytona in January, followed by the 12 Hours of Sebring in March, with high hopes and determination to defend their Michelin Endurance Cup title and succeed in the GTD Pro class.
