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6/16/2009
Andersen Racing's Kent Is Perfect on Sunday In Star Mazda Action at NJMP |
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MILLVILLE, N.J., June 14 - Andersen Racing's Richard Kent pledges
allegiance to the Union Jack rather than the Stars and Stripes, but it was the
checkered flag he captured on Flag Day when he led every lap of round five of the
Star Mazda championship presented by Goodyear at New Jersey Motorsport
Park's Thunderbolt Raceway on Sunday.
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6/16/2009
American Joel Miller leaves New Jersey with a pair of top 5 finishes and closes within 1 point of the Championship lead |
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Qualifying for race one of the double header weekend was a disappointment as his rear sway bar (suspension component) broke early in the session. Driving around the problem he managed an 11th place starting position for race 1 because of this. The lights went green at 2pm Saturday, and Miller started his trek back to the front. |
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1/30/2009
Team USA Scholarship Graduates Claim Top Honors in Rolex 24 at Daytona |
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Daytona Beach, Fla. (January 25, 2009) – The new North American auto racing season began in style this weekend with an enthralling 47th Rolex 24 at Daytona. The ‘round-the-clock endurance event, which kicked off the 2009 Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series, presented by Crown Royal Cask No. 16, ended with Team USA Scholarship graduates Buddy Rice and Andy Lally standing atop the respective podiums in both the Daytona Prototype and GT classes. |
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1/11/2009
Joel Miller wins 2009 Gorsline Scholarship Award |
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Hesperia Ca, 11 Jan
Joel Miller has been named the recipient of the 2009 Gorsline Scholarship, a prestigious award given to a up and coming driver each year who displays the attributes of a future champion. For the sixteenth year John Gorsline of the Gorsline Company has sponsored this award to recognise aspiring drivers and provide a programme that provides tools for the winner, that will assist them in developing skills on and off the track and attain their professional goals.
As the scholarship winner Miller will be working with Dr Jacques Dallaire, Director of Performance Prime, to create an individually designed performance Enhancement programme. Dallaire has personally worked with more than 600 drivers from 35 countries from all forms of motorsport.
In his Rookie season, Miller, a native of Hesperia California, was runner up in the 2008 Star Mazda Championship presented by Goodyear, with one victory, two pole positions, and four second place finishes. All but two of his 12 finishes were top four. The open wheel series is the largest spec formula series in the United States.
He began racing karts at the age of ten, winning regional, state and national Championships over the next eight years. In 2004 whilst still racing karts, Miller moved up to cars in the US Formula Ford 2000 Zetec Pacific series. Miller immediately made his mark there as a rookie with one victory and five top five finishes.
That success allowed Miller to be tapped as a finalist for the Red Bull driver search where he made it to the semi finals. He was also a Team USA Scholarship finalist.
It is clear Miller has a bright future ahead of him in motorsport. At this time, there are several options available to this talented young driver. However, plans for the 2009 season and beyond are not solidified.
Miller said "I am honored at being selected to represent the 2009 Gorsline Scholarship and look forward to it's opportunities. The list of previous winners is extensive, and adding my name to an already great list of drivers means a lot. I have to thank John Gorsline in selecting me for the program. I cannot wait to get started with all that the scholarship offers."
The Gorsline Company headquarters is in Rochester, New York, pioneered the business of providing insurance for high risk professionals. The company specializes in racing drivers and owners, providing custom designed insurance packages and full financial planning services.
Courtesy of the Gorsline Company
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