Tom Milner
Born – January, 28, 1986
Birthplace: Washington, D.C.
Residence: Leesburg, Va
Marital Status – Single
 Tom Milner has spent parts of the last three seasons as part of the Rahal Letterman Racing squad and is ready for a full-time fight for the ALMS GT2 crown in 2009.
Tom Milner Career Highlights
2008 – Rejoined Team PTG in the ALMS, making 11 starts including a pair with 2009 BMW stablemate Joey Hand. He and Hand earned the team’s best finish of the season when they scored a third-place result at Laguna Seca. Finished with four top-fives and eight top-10s in the year. Also drove in the SPEED World Challenge for Rahal Letterman Racing, piloting the team’s Aston Martin in five events. He placed fourth in his debut race but saved the best for last, winning the pole at Road Atlanta on his way to a second-place finish.
2007 - Milner joined Rahal Letterman Racing as one of the drivers for the team’s ALMS debut in the GT2 category. Partnered with Ralf Kelleners to earn five podiums in 12 starts, four of those coming in the final five races. Finished fourth in the season standings. Scored podium finish with Kelleners and Graham Rahal at Petit Le Mans. Season-best finishes of second came at Lime Rock and Road America.
2006 - Moved to the American Le Mans Series with Multimatic Motorsports. At the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Milner joined Scott Maxwell and Gunnar Jeannette in the Multimatic Motorsports Team Panoz entry that was forced to retire early due to an electrical issue. Posted a season best fourth place class finish at Mosport. Collected a second straight fourth place finish at Petit Le Mans. Finished the season with a fifth-place class finish at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.
2005 – Milner scored three wins and seven podium finishes while running for Team PTG BMW in the Rolex Series. Scored his first-ever class victory by winning at Laguna Seca in May. Started third and finished third in the GT class at Mont Tremblant. Collected back-to-back podiums with a third place class finish at Watkins Glen, then stretched the streak to three with a second-place result at Daytona. Won at Mid-Ohio, collected his second class win at Mid-Ohio and followed that with a second-place run at Phoenix. Claimed his third victory of 2005 by taking the checkers at Virginia International
2004 - Was one of six scholarship winners for the inaugural season of the Formula BMW. He finished eighth in the championship and fourth overall in the Rookie Standings. Ran three races for Team PTG driving the BMW M3 in the Rolex Series GT class. Collected a GT pole in his first start at Virginia International and followed with another pole position and a GT class win in the season finale at California Speedway.
2003: Finished fifth in a Panoz GT Pro Series race at Road Atlanta in 2003.
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