What won the race: Third-starting Johnny Pursley of Clover, S.C., raced to his third straight Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series victory, topping polesitter Willie Milliken of Roanoke Rapids, N.C., at the Back to School Bash for the $4,000 winner's check. Pursley took the lead on the ninth lap when Milliken was held up by a lapped car.

Key notes: Pursley earned his ninth career Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series victory and third of the season ... PUrsley has won three races in eight days in a new Longhorn Chassis after a violent accident at Swainsboro (Ga.) Raceway in his previous car. ... Prior to the three-race winning streak, Pursley had gone nearly three seasons between victories on the tour. ... Pursley and Dennis Franklin are the only drivers in series history to win three straight series races. ... Ten of the 16 starters finished the race. ... The tour made its third of four visits to Fayetteville, with the final stop set for Oct. 1.

On the move: Michael Rouse of Wilson, N.C., started 12th and finished seventh.

Winner's sponsors: Pursely's Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Clements Race Engine and is sponsored by Twin Oaks Racing, Eagle Manufacturing, Farmers Service Center, Pursley Grading and White Horse Limited.

Points chase: Leaving Fayetteville, Johnny Pursley has 1,059 points to lead Ross Bailes (995) and Brett Hamm (881).

Car count: 16

Fast qualifier: Willie Milliken

Time: 16.910 seconds

Polesitter: Willie Milliken

Heat race winners: Ben Watkins, Jonathan Edwards

Next series race: September 3, Lancaster Speedway (Lancaster, SC) $4,000