Clay Millican and MPE Motorsports owner Mark Pickens are embarking on a new sponsor relationship
with LifeLock, NHRA and RBA Sports Marketing that puts Millican at the controls of the
LifeLockracing.com Top Fuel dragster in time for Friday's start of the 30th annual Mopar Mile-High
Nationals in Denver.
"This is a very exciting opportunity for our team to partner with a company that looks out for
people by protecting them from identity theft," said Millican. "And our car has a cool new look."
Millican is 10th in Full Throttle Racing Series standings, 38 points out of ninth place. The top
10 drivers after 18 races qualify for the six-race Countdown to the Championship that begins in
September.
"We are looking forward to our new partnership with LifeLock, NHRA and RBA Sports," Pickens said.
"We will do our best to present the LifeLock message to NHRA fans and teams, and encourage everyone
to protect themselves and their families from the horrors of identity theft. LifeLock comes
onboard just in time for the grueling Western Swing, and we can't wait to give them an instant
taste of success as we get closer and closer to the Countdown."
LifeLock CEO Todd Davis said his company has "built a strong relationship with the racing industry
and we are proud to partner with them in our efforts to spread awareness about identity theft.
NHRA races draw some of the largest sporting audiences in the nation, and by working together, we
have an opportunity to reach consumers young and old and help them form layers of protection to
maintain their good names."
Denver is the first of three consecutive Western Swing racing weekends, followed by stops in
Seattle (July 17-19) and Sonoma, Calif. (July 24-26).
