Taylor, Miller Back in Unitronic JDC-Miller Porsche in GS

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Mikey Taylor and Chris Miller will continue in IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge competition this year, co-driving their Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport for Unitronic JDC-Miller Motorsports.

The 2024 TCR class champions will be looking to improve on a challenging debut season in the GS class, which saw the duo fail to crack the podium in eight of the ten races entered.

“I think 2025 was a big eye-opener for everyone, but now we fully understand what we need to do and we’ve put a lot of work in the off-season that I believe has given us all the pieces of the puzzle,” said Taylor, who is set to begin his 14th season in IMSA-sanctioned competition.

“Now we just need to go out there and execute. I’m looking forward to getting to work with everyone here in a couple days.”

Miller added: “I’m so excited about the program we have put together this year and am very grateful for everyone’s hard work this offseason,” he said.

“We had a challenging first year in GS but I’m super optimistic about the progress we have made over the past several months and the efforts we have made to come back stronger.

“It’s very special to be able to continue with JDC-Miller, Unitronic, Liqui Moly, and Mikey and it’s exciting to welcome some new faces as well. I’m confident we can start our championship with a strong result in Daytona.”

The season-long pairing will be joined by IMSA newcomer Nick Plocienik for next weekend’s season opening BMW M Endurance Challenge as a third driver.

The Minnesota-based team has continued its partnership with Liqui Moly as well as Unitronic, meanwhile.

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