DOME Motorsport: Racing with Purpose, Performance and Teamwork

Written by Curtis Boggs

DOME Motorsport has become one of the standout teams in SRO GT4 America racing this season, combining competitive speed with professionalism, discipline, and a clear sense of purpose. Owned by Eddie Killeen, managed by Kelly Brown and strengthened by the experience of multi-championship pro driver Marc Miller, DOME represents the kind of well-run sports organization that succeeds through preparation, teamwork, and trust. The team proudly carries the Junaid Family Foundation on its cars and uniforms, representing the foundation’s commitment to empowerment through sport on a global stage.

The team fields two Mercedes-AMG GT4 cars. The No. 37 competes in the AM class with Eddie Killeen and Laura Hayes behind the wheel, while the No. 39 competes in the PRO/AM class with multi-record-setting driver Allen Patten and Marc Miller. Together, the drivers bring a strong mix of experience, focus, and competitive drive to the program.

Laura Hayes also brings an important dimension to the team’s story. As a Pikes Peak record time holder for the fastest woman to race a GT4 racecar to the 14,115-foot summit, she represents both elite performance and progress in a sport traditionally male dominated. Her success reinforces the message that sports can open doors, challenge expectations and empower the next generation of female athletes – a key tenet for Junaid Family Foundation. 

On track, DOME Motorsport has shown front-running pace throughout the season. The No. 39 car has qualified on pole for the first three races, demonstrating impressive speed and execution from both the drivers and team. At Sebring, the No. 39 finished second and earned a podium result, while the No. 37 has continued a strong and consistent run with top-five finishes in every race, including a third-place finish at Sonoma.

Those results reflect more than raw speed. They speak to the professionalism of the entire organization – drivers, crew, and management. Kelly Brown’s leadership provides structure and consistency, while Eddie Killeen’s oversight has helped build a team culture based on accountability, preparation, and respect. Marc Miller’s role as both a professional driver and leader within the program adds another layer of experience, helping guide the team through the pressures of a competitive SRO GT4 America season.

The relationship with the Junaid Family Foundation is an important part of the team’s identity. Using DOME’s position in motorsports, they display a visible commitment to the foundation’s mission of empowerment through sports and its broader work in health and community development.

For DOME Motorsport, racing is not only about results. It is also about using the visibility and energy of competition to support health, well-being, and social welfare in the community. Motorsports provides a powerful platform to connect people through shared passion, teamwork, and perseverance.

As the season continues, DOME Motorsport remains a strong example of performance with purpose. With talented drivers, experienced leadership and a meaningful partnership with the Junaid Family Foundation, the team continues to build momentum on the track while representing values that reach far beyond racing.