Tommy Milner (born January 28, 1986) is an American professional racing driver, best known for his extensive career in sports car racing. He has achieved significant success in endurance events worldwide, most notably as a factory driver for Corvette Racing, a program he was associated with for many years.
Milner began his racing career in karting before moving into formula cars. He competed in various junior single-seater categories, including Formula Ford and the Star Mazda Championship. He later transitioned to sports car racing, where he quickly established himself as a talented and consistent competitor.
His career is most strongly associated with Corvette Racing, the factory team of General Motors. Joining the team in 2011, Milner became a cornerstone of their GT program. With Corvette, he secured numerous victories and championships in major North American and international endurance races.
Key achievements in Milner's career include:
- 24 Hours of Le Mans: Two-time class winner (2011 and 2015) in the GTE Pro category, both with Corvette Racing.
- IMSA SportsCar Championship (GTLM Class): Two-time GTLM Driver's Champion (2016 and 2020), sharing titles with co-driver Oliver Gavin.
- Rolex 24 at Daytona: Overall winner in 2016 (GTLM class).
- 12 Hours of Sebring: Multiple class victories, including 2013 (GT class) and 2022 (GTD Pro class).
Milner has competed in various other high-profile events, including the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) and the American Le Mans Series (ALMS). He is recognized for his smooth driving style, consistency, and ability to perform under pressure in long-distance races. Following the conclusion of Corvette Racing's factory GT program, Milner continued his involvement with General Motors' racing efforts, often through customer teams utilizing the Corvette GT3.R platform.