October 9
Fayetteville Motor Speedway,
Fayetteville, NC
Sanction: Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series (Friday Night Fights) - $4,000
Information provided by: Series reports (last updated October 12, 7:35 am)
Bradsher grabs first Carolina Clash victory
Friday Night Fights
- Donald Bradsher
- Ben Watkins
- Chris Ferguson
- Dennis Franklin
- Russell Erwin
- Shaun Harrell
- Kenny Collins
- Doug Sanders
- Tim Allen
- Jake Gibbons
- Dale Hammond
- Austin Hubbard
- Willie Milliken
- Roger Lucas
- Kevin Wilson
- Anthony Sanders
- Scott Shirey
- Johnny Pursley
- Dustin Mitchell
- Michael Marlowe
- Brian Ligon
- Zack Mitchell
- Josh Langley
- Kyle Pierce
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What won the race: Donald Bradsher of Burlington, N.C., collected his first career Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series victory, holding off series points leader Ben Watkins of Rock Hill, S.C., for a $4,000 victory. Watkins had won the previous two series events at Fayetteville.
Key notes: The race was rescheduled from Oct. 3 after a shuffling of Fayetteville's schedule because of weather. ... Nine drivers finished the 40-lap feature. ... Polesitter Kyle Pierce was involved in a early race incident. ... Austin Hubbard was disqualified after a crew member came on the racing surface under a yellow flag to pull sheetmetal.
On the move: Chris Ferguson of Mount Holly, N.C., charged from his 23rd starting spot to finish third.
Winner's sponsors: Bradsher's Paylor Motorsports Longhorn Chassis is sponsored by Mega Plumbing, Mega Electrical Services and Bobby Taylor Oil Co.
Points chase: Watkins extended his healthy series points lead over Doug Sanders.
Car count: 26
Fast qualifier: Kyle Pierce
Time: 16.867 seconds
Polesitter: Kyle Pierce
Heat race winners: Doug Sanders, Zack Mitchell
Next series race: October 17, Carolina Speedway (Gastonia, NC) $5,000
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
