July 21
Fayetteville Motor Speedway,
Fayetteville, NC
Sanction: Fast Unified Engine Late Model Series - $3,000
Information provided by: Series reports (last updated July 22, 12:01 pm)
Milliken grabs FUEL victory in Fayetteville
- Willie Milliken
- Steve Banal
- Shaun Sewell
- Justin Williams
- Bryan Mullis
- Robbie Emory
- Tim Neighbors
- Dale Arnold
- Chuck Smith
- Mark Dysart
- Brad Rigdon
- Zach Cox
- Deano Long
- Woody Cromartie
- Dykes Maynard
- Michael Rouse
presented by
Gene Lefler
Willie Milliken picked up a $3,000 victory at Fayetteville.
What won the race: Willie Milliken of Roanoke Rapids, N.C., overtook polesitter Shaun Sewell on the 16th lap Friday at Fayetteville Motor Speedway and went on to become the FUEL tour's fifth winner in five series races. Milliken earned $3,000 for the 40-lap victory.
Key notes: Milliken has three career FUEL victories, all at Fayetteville. ... Milliken took the checkers 1.691 seconds ahead of Steve Banal while fast qualifier and polesitter Shawn Sewell settled for third place. ... Banal dropped Sewell to the third spot just past halfway. ... Eleven of 16 feature starters completed 40 laps. ... Series points leader Matt Long scratched for the night after his engine gave up in his second lap of qualifying. ... Fayetteville's event was a recently rescheduled makeup from an earlier rainout.
Winner's sponsors: Milliken’s Longhorn Chassis is sponsored by M.J. Price Construction, East Coast Towing, Quality Pools, Temple’s Body Shop, WP Racing Shocks, Xtreme Detail, Ellis Motorsports and Hoosier Tire.
Points chase: Steve Banal unofficially pulled into a tie with Matt Long atop series points.
Car count: 18
Fast qualifier: Shaun Sewell
Time: 17.692 seconds
Polesitter: Shaun Sewell
Dash winner: Shaun Sewell
Consolation race winners: Zach Cox
Next series race: April 20, Fayetteville Motor Speedway (Fayetteville, NC) $3,000
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
