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Kentucky Motor Speedway
Saturday, September 13, 2003
Fultz sweeps Kodak Southeast Series races at Kentucky Motor Speedway

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WHITESVILLE, Ky. -- Jeff Fultz took his C & C Boiler/Cleaver Brooks Chevrolet around Jason Hogan's Universal Chevrolet with 9 laps remaining in The NASCAR Elite Division Kodak Southeast Series Kentucky 150 Saturday evening at Kentucky Motor Speedway to sweep both series events at the 3/8-mile track in 2003.

Fultz's victory, the 16th of his series career, is his fifth stop in victory lane with the series this year.

Fultz started ninth in the field, continued to work his way towards the front, finally taking the point. The race was extended three laps due to a final race caution when A.J. Frank's car was tagged from behind causing his car to spin to bring out the eighth caution of the evening.

Keith Gardner, Louisville, Ky., earned his first NASCAR career Bud Pole Award with a fast lap of 15.632 seconds (86.361 mph) to break the existing mark set by Randy Gentry in June.

Nine different drivers have earned Bud Poles in the nine races thus far in 2003.

Finishing behind the winner was Hogan, series points leader Charlie Bradberry, Victory Circle Chassis Rookie-of-the-year contender Terry Mason Jr., and Dusty Williams with the first top five finish on the series.

Fultz broke his own race record with a speed of 60.902 mph.

RESULTS

Results Saturday from the "Kentucky 150" NASCAR Elite Division, Kodak Southeast Series race at Kentucky Motor Speedway, showing finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, make of car, laps completed, reason out (if any) and money won:

1. (9) Jeff Fultz, Chevrolet, 153, $5,385
2. (5) Jason Hogan, Chevrolet, 153, $2,835
3. (2) Charlie Bradberry, Chevrolet, 153, $2,140
4. (3) Terry Mason Jr., Chevrolet, 153, $1,835
5. (6) Dusty Williams, Chevrolet, 153, $1,635
6. (1) Keith Gardner, Chevrolet, 153, $1,575
7. (11) Cecil Chunn, Chevrolet, 153, $1,335
8. (16) Billy McGinnis Chevrolet, 153, $1,285
9. (13) Greg Pope, Chevrolet, 153, $1,205
10. (12) Kevin Prince, Chevrolet, 153, $1,085
11. (4) John Wilkinson III, Chevrolet, 153, $985
12. (8) A.J. Frank, Chevrolet, 153, $935
13. (7) Chris Prince, Chevrolet, 153, $885
14. (15) Justin Wakefield, Ford, 152, $865
15. (17) Randy Pedley, Chevrolet, 152, $835
16. (18) Ronnie White III, Chevrolet, 150, $590
17. (19) Wayne Bowen, Chevrolet, 150, $815
18. (14) Johnny Brazier, Ford, 124, Suspension, $805
19. (10) Steven Howard, Chevrolet, 119, Suspension, $795

TIME OF RACE: 55 minutes, 25 seconds.
AVERAGE SPEED: 60.902 mph.
MARGIN OF VICTORY: 0.325 second.
CAUTION FLAGS: 8 for 44 laps.
LEAD CHANGES: 3 among 4 drivers.
LAP LEADERS: Frank 1-36, Wilkinson III 37-135, Hogan 136-141, Fultz 142-153.
POWERADE POWER MOVE OF THE RACE AWARD: Fultz.
VICTORY CIRCLE CHASSIS ROOKIE OF THE RACE: Mason Jr.

Points Standings (top 10): 1. Charlie Bradberry, 1369; 2. Jeff Fultz, 1332; 3. Jason Hogan, 1287; 4. Terry Mason Jr., 1264; 5. John Wilkinson III, 1257; 6. Cecil Chunn, 1148; 7. Johnny Brazier; 1110; 8. Justin Wakefield, 1107; 9. A. J. Frank, 1106; 10. Dusty Williams, 1100.


 
 




 
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