Date of Birth:	Aug 28, 1981
	Hometown:	San Diego, CA
	Residence:	Huntersville, NC
	Total Years Racing:	12
	Married:	No
	Favorite Candy:	REESE'S Peanut Butter Cups

Brandon Miller, age 24 from Rancho Santa Fe California, has been racing for more than half his life. Last year’s 2005 NASCAR Busch Series season marked Miller's first full season with Richard Childress Racing. Brandon is single and resides outside Charlotte North Carolina.

Brandon Miller started racing go-karts at age 12. He began his career on a high note by winning the Junior Shifter Kart Association Grand National Championship. Miller won that title two more times in his go-kart career.

In 1998, Miller won the U.S. Grand Nationals in karting while running the entire European Circuit in Belgium, France and Italy, as well as Japan and Australia. Miller was named San Diego's Amateur Athlete of the month and was inducted into the Hall of Champions in San Diego.

Brandon Miller began racing Super Late Model stock cars at Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway in 1999. He was named Irwindale's "Most Promising Driver" in just his first year at the track. Miller claimed four feature wins and 12 top-five finishes the following season at Irwindale.
Miller won the Super Late Model Championship in 2002 at Mesa Marin Speedway. He claimed six victories and seven pole positions en route to the title. He also won Mesa Marin's prestigious October Classic and a $10,000 bonus check for winning the Coors Lite Challenge that same year.

In 2003, Miller expanded his racing horizons again and began concentrating on working his way into NASCAR's top circuits. He competed in the NASCAR Grand National Division, West Series and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Brandon made four starts in the West Series and claimed two top-10 finishes.

In 2005, Miller raced in 10 NASCAR Busch Series Events gaining two “top 10” finishes in (a) the Salute To The Troops at Pikes Peak International Raceway in Colorado Springs Colorado and (b) in the NBS Gateway 250 at Gateway International Raceway in St. Louis, Missouri.

In 2006, Miller is currently testing both NASCAR Nextel Cup and Busch Cars for Richard Childress Racing. Miller will be practicing and qualifying the AC Delco #2 Car in several events in 2006.