What won the race: Taking the lead from John Henderson on the third lap, Willie Milliken of Roanoke Rapids, N.C., led the rest of Saturday's 40-lap Carolina Clash feature at Fayetteville Motor Speedway for a $5,000 payday. He took the checkers 1.868 seconds ahead of runner-up Anthony Sanders.

Key notes: Milliken also won the previous Carolina Clash event at Fayetteville last September in the $7,500 Carlton Lamm Memorial. ... Milliken notched his third career Carolina Clash victory. ... Super Late Model rookie Jordan Koehler set fast time and was in line for a top-five finish before retiring late. ... All 17 drivers running at the finish completed 40 laps. ... Carolina Clash competitors return to Fayetteville on May 27.

On the move: Brett Hamm of Newberry, S.C., started 13th and finished fourth.

Winner's sponsors: Milliken’s Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Vic Hill Racing Engine and sponsored by M.J. Price Construction, M&W Transport, East Coast Towing, BGE Enterprise, Williams Motorsports, Jack’s Restaurant of Morehead City, The Copper Spike, Temple’s Body Shop, Schaeffer’s Oil, Pro Fab, Fox Shocks and Dirt Wrap

Points chase: After Fayetteville: 1. Ben Watkins (230); 2. Gray Parton (202); 3. Adam Yarbrough (199); 4. Ethan Wilson (188); 5. Jeff Smith (184).

Current weather: Clear, 70°F

Car count: 37

Fast qualifier: Jordan Koehler

Time: 14.213 seconds

Polesitter: Jordan Koehler

Consolation race winners: Brett Hamm, Michael Rouse

Provisional starters: Zach Cox, David Yandle

Next series race: April 21, Lavonia Speedway (Lavonia, GA) $7,500