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When Madison Snow scored the overall GTD pole at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, his third GTD pole in a row, he indicated it was a nice boost of confidence that Paul Miller Racing could run with the …
Madison Snow’s success in securing the GTD pole position at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and his confidence in Paul Miller Racing’s abilities in the GTD PRO class has led to the team’s decision to move to the higher class for the 2024 season. Snow, along with his teammate Bryan Sellers, who have previously won the GTD championships, will be competing in the GTD PRO class alongside two new additions to the team’s driving lineup. Neil Verhagen, a rising star in racing and part of the BMW Junior Team, will join the team for the Michelin Endurance Cup races, while Sheldon van der Linde, a BMW driver and the 2022 DTM champion, will compete in the Rolex 24 At Daytona. Paul Miller, the team owner, expressed his excitement about the challenge of competing against the best in sports cars in the GTD PRO class, and highlighted the team’s strong partnership and consistency as a key advantage. With Snow and Sellers’ unstoppable performance in 2023, the team is looking forward to the new season and the opportunity to showcase their abilities in the higher class.
