Scott Miller of the
Prilosec OTC Race Team

Crew Chief

Career Highlights

Led Jeff Burton and the No. 31 Racing team to an eighth-place finish in the 2007 NASCAR Cup Series championship point standings with one win, nine top-five and 18 top-10 finishes.

Guided the team to their second consecutive berth in NASCAR's Chase for the Cup in 2007 — it was the first time all three RCR teams qualified for NASCAR's 10-race playoff format since the concept was introduced for the 2004 season.

Helped RCR clinch its first berth in NASCAR's Chase for the Cup in 2006 with the teams of Jeff Burton and Kevin Harvick — it was the first time RCR teams qualified for Chase for the Cup.

Named crew chief for Jeff Burton and Richard Childress Racing's No. 31 Cingular Chevrolet in November 2005.

Served as crew chief for Dave Blaney and the No. 07 Jack Daniel's Chevrolet beginning in August 2005.

Won the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway with Kevin Harvick and RCR's No. 29 GM Goodwrench team in April 2005 while filling in for crew chief Todd Berrier during a five-race suspension.

RCR Team Engineer in 2004, working with Robby Gordon and Kevin Harvick.

Won the Carolina Dodge Dealers 400 at Darlington Raceway in March 2003 with Ricky Craven in one of the closest finishes in NASCAR history.

Named Craven's crew chief for the No. 32 Tide Chevrolet for the 2003 season.

Team Engineer for RCR's No. 30 AOL Chevrolet and driver Jeff Green in 2002.

Served as Race Engineer for PPI Motorsports from 2000-2001, promoted to crew chief for the No. 96 McDonald's Ford and driver Andy Houston for the final five races of the 2000 season.

Worked as damper engineer/chassis specialist for RCR from 1997-1999.

Team Engineer for Diamond Ridge Motorsports for the 1997 season.

Moved to North Carolina in 1995 to join Tri-Star Motorsports serving as shock specialist where he remained with the team through the following season.

Chief mechanic for Hayhoe Racing Indy Car team and driver Jimmy Vasser for the 1994 season, finished fourth in that year's Indianapolis 500.

Served as chief mechanic for Arciero Racing Indy Car team and driver Mark Smith in 1993.

Served as chief mechanic with various Indy Lights Series teams from 1989-1992 (winning the 1989 season championship with driver Mike Groff).

Driver-Owner in NASCAR's Winston West division from 1983-1985.

In three seasons running a limited Winston West schedule, Miller accumulated two poles, one win and six top-five finishes.

Employed by Dan Gurney's All American Racers from 1982-1983, during the initial phase of the Toyota IMSA project.

In 1981, raced and prepared a Ralt RT-1 in the Formula Continental Class, winning the Southern Pacific Division's National Championship.

Raced mini-bikes and motorcycles competitively from 1969-1978; progressed to national level of competition in AMA Motocross.

Other Bios

Vice President of Research and Development
Assistant-Chief Engine Builder
Vice President of Competition
2008 No. 31 Prilosec OTC Chevy Crew