Ever since Clay Millican made the proclamation, headed into Topeka, that his team had reached the point where they needed to make a run at the points, the MPE/Motorvation Top Fuel dragster has been relentless.

Millican fell one round short of reaching consecutive final rounds when he smoked the tires against Antron Brown.

Ever since Clay Millican made the proclamation, headed into Topeka, that his team had reached the point where they needed to make a run at the points, the MPE/Motorvation Top Fuel dragster has been relentless.

Millican fell one round short of reaching consecutive final rounds when he smoked the tires against Antron Brown.

“I don’t like to lose, but if I was going to lose to anyone, I’m glad it was Antron,” Millican said.  “We have a good working relationship with his Matco team.

“We knew we needed to make our car run quicker and it was very close to making it, but we just didn’t quite get away with.  We had a great weekend, though. It’s really coming together.  We have a good group guys on our team.”

Millican’s Chicago performance pulled the team into tenth place in the Full Throttle points. 

 

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