Sascha Maassen

Partnered with Bryce Miller for Paul Miller Racing's GT class debut with the No. 48 Porsche 911 GT3 RSR. ...Team made steady progress throughout the season, breaking through at the Baltimore Grand Prix for a team-high finish of fourth. ... Miller/Maassen end the season 13th in GT drivers championship.

At Petit Le Mans, made first start of season in tandem with Klaus Graf in Cytosport Porsche. Started from pit lane (due to changing the starting driver from Pickett to Graf), Porsche claimed its third consecutive podium with a third place finish at Petit Le Mans. Team discovered water found itself mixed with fuel causing the engine to stall; the team filtered out the contaminated fuel and made a strong finish before rain caused premature end.

Helped team secure class championship with three class victories, including two overall wins. ... With Australian Ryan Briscoe, the duo finished second in driver`s championship behind teammates Timo Bernhard/Romain Dumas. ... At Sebring, teamed with Briscoe/Emmanuel Collard for eighth in P2 after broken brake line and electronic issues hindered trio early. ... At St. Petersburg, teamed with Briscoe for season`s first win to lead Penske 1-2 finish in P2 despite early-race penalty on Briscoe (avoidable contact). ... At Long Beach, part of Series history with overall Porsche podium sweep. Drove home second behind Bernhard/Dumas. ... At Houston, led early on but lost a lap during caution period and finished third in class. ... At Utah, recorded first overall win in career. Battled the Audis for the third overall win from the LMP2 category. ... At Lime Rock, took the lead from sister Penske Porsche with 25 minutes left in race to capture second straight overall win. ... At Mid-Ohio, led at the one-hour mark before falling to second behind sister Penske entry. ... At Road America, finished second in class behind sister Porsche RS Spyder and fourth overall. ... At Mosport, finished second in LMP2 and third overall. ... At Detroit, finished eighth after pole-position start. Lost rear wing after contact at mid-race. ... At Petit Le Mans, entry led shy of halfway but sustained damage after contact with No. 44 Flying Lizard Porsche. Trio of Maassen/Briscoe/Collard came home fifth in class. ... At Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, qualified on overall pole position for first time in career and drove to runner-up spot in class and fourth overall.

Dropped out at Sebring (engine) in Alex Job Porsche before running seventh in GT2 with Tony Burgess. ... Spent bulk of summer and fall in Europe testing Porsche RS Spyder. ... With RS Spyder debut at Laguna Seca, reeled off blistering track record run for class pole and dominated P2 class for race win.

Third season with Alex Job Racing produced five GT class race wins and a second straight class driving championship. ... Started by winning at Sebring with Luhr for third straight year. ... Won again at Infineon and Trois-Rivieres, then two straight at Laguna Seca and Miami late in season. ... Laguna win clinched the driving title for the German duo while the Miami win was Maassen`s milestone 20th in the Series.

Maassen/Luhr were united at Alex Job Racing for the first time and won in first race together at Texas then followed with their first Sebring win. ... Were winless the rest of the year as new BMW M3 GTR dominated the GT class. ... Finished second at Portland.