Snow, Sellers in Paul Miller Racing Lamborghini ST Entry for VIR

Photo: John Dagys

Paul Miller Racing will make its Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo North America series debut this weekend at Virginia International Raceway, with its WeatherTech SportsCar Championship drivers Madison Snow and Bryan Sellers.

The pairing, who regularly co-drive the team’s No. 48 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 in the GT Daytona class, will be pulling double duty at VIR, also at the wheel of a Lamborghini Huracán LP 620-2 Super Trofeo in the Pro class.

It will mark Sellers’ Super Trofeo debut, while the second start of the season for former series race winner Snow, who took part in the season-opener at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca with DXDT Racing, in the same chassis.

“I did Super Trofeo and [IMSA] Lites before, and Bryan did some Conti Challenge stuff before, so it shouldn’t be a big deal for either of us to go back and forth,” Snow said.

“It will be nice that we’re going back and forth in the same car. We can really work together on who can start the session and who can finish the session to have everything work out for us.”

Snow and Sellers have combined for two top-five finishes in WeatherTech Championship competition this year, including a class podium at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park and pole for Sellers at Detroit.

“It will be my Super Trofeo debut and I’m very excited for it,” Sellers said. “It’s a cool opportunity to be able to race with Lamborghini again and I think it does a lot of things for us.

“I think it shows our commitment to Lamborghini, show’s Paul’s commitment to the series and of course when they first called and asked me if I would do it with Madison it’s immediately, yes, because we get to go race in a big high horsepower race car and who doesn’t want to do that.”

The Paul Miller entry is also set to take part in the final Super Trofeo event in North America this season at Circuit of The Americas, while their participation in the World Final at Valencia remains to-be-determined, according to team manager Mitchell Simmons.

John Dagys

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