George Roger Hill (October 11, 1886 â March 26, 1967) was an American racing driver and mechanic.
George Hill was born on October 11, 1886, in Brockton, Massachusetts. Hill began his career as the racing mechanic for Barney Oldfield. He relocated to California to work at Harry Miller's car company, where Hill's expertise in carburetors contributed to advancements in racing technology. Hill briefly competed as a driver, his primary focus was on automotive engineering. He won an AAA-sanctioned race in San Diego in 1913 but shifted his attention to his work with Miller by 1915. Hill served in the World War I. He died in Santa Barbara, California.