Lewis Returns to Paul Miller; Martin Confirmed for Rolex 24

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Corey Lewis will make his return to Paul Miller Racing, having been confirmed as the team’s Michelin Endurance Cup driver, with BMW factory ace Maxime Martin completing the lineup for this month’s Rolex 24 at Daytona.

Lewis, a Lamborghini-affiliated driver, had been part of the team from 2018 to 2021, which saw the Georgia-based squad win the IMSA GTD title and Rolex 24 in 2018 and 2020, respectively, with Lamborghini Huracan GT3 machinery.

Now fielding a BMW M4 GT3 since last season, Silver-rated Lewis will be reunited with full season drivers Bryan Sellers and Madison Snow for the four long-distance races, kicking off at Daytona.

“I am beyond grateful to be rejoining Paul Miller Racing for the endurance rounds this year,” he said. “In the past few seasons, Madison, Bryan, and myself had great results together, and I’m expecting more of the same.

“Getting the band back together, so to speak, is something we’ve joked about in the past, but all the pieces aligned for this to happen.”

Martin, meanwhile, will finalize the team’s lineup for the season opener. Prior to rejoining BMW, the Belgian played a large part in The Heart of Racing’s GTD championship-winning season with Roman De Angelis in 2022.

“I competed against PMR last year in IMSA, and I’m very excited to be part of this team,” Martin said. “I’m looking forward to a great race and trying to win it.”

Team owner Paul Miller added: “I think adding Corey and Maxime gives us a really strong lineup for Daytona and for the further three endurance races throughout the season.

“For Corey, this return is really like a homecoming. He was such an important part of our team for so long, and I know everyone—especially Bryan and Madison—is happy to have him back.

“Maxime is a new addition to our team, but he’s proven himself on the international stage many times, and I know having him will make our team formidable for Daytona.”

John Dagys

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