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Seth Fuller
Driver of the #1 Car
Fuller Racing's number one driver in the #1 car is 12-year-old Seth Fuller. At such a young age with only a few years of racing experience, Seth looks to someday become a successful driver in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
 
Following the guidance of his father Ken Fuller, who also happens to be Car Owner and Crew Chief, Lance Yeager, Seth's four year run behind the wheel of a go-kart has garnered him two track championships in his first year of racing, a second place finish in the overall race standings for his category in year two, a fourth place finish in year three, and his third track championship in just his fourth year of racing.
 
Also during the 2009 season Seth finished 8th place in the standings for the highly competitive Pennsylvania Dirt Karting Series (PDKS) Junior Sportsman II Heavy Class and 14th place in the Junior Sportsman II Light Class.  

 

The Fuller Racing web site allows all of Seth's fans, including his father, sister Tori, and mother Tina, to cheer him on as he takes his #1 car.....Racing to the top! 

 

 

For more information about Fuller Racing contact us:
 
Home: 607.527.9331
 
Cell: 607.372.1717

4432 County Route 1
Campbell, New York 14821
 
 
 
 
Sponsorship Opportunities
 
To help Seth on his path to a professional racing career Fuller Racing is offering many ways for Seth's fans to help him make his dream become reality.
 
Go to the "Sponsors" page on this site to learn how you can become a member of the Fuller Racing team as Seth takes his #1 Car...Racing to the top!
 

Seth Fuller Joins Team Full Throttle; Wins Third Championship...
(News Release - September 14, 2009) Corning, NY - Aspiring young racer Seth Fuller of Campbell, N.Y. has had a busy summer.  Racing at both his local dirt track and in the challenging Pennsylvania Dirt Karting Series (PDKS), he won his third career track championship at Moe's Karting World, seven feature races, celebrated his 11th birthday, and was signed by Team Full Throttle, a NASCAR Driver Development program based in the Charlotte, N.C. area. 
 
Fuller, an outgoing youngster with a strong handshake and easy smile, is excited about what all of this means for his future.  "I really want to race cars for a living," he said.  "My father and my crew chief Lance Yeager both told me that Team Full Throttle can help me learn how to race better, talk to sponsors and things like that.  I know I need to work hard and I hope I can race in NASCAR someday."
 
Team Full Throttle's founder and driver coach Tom Baker was there when Seth clinched the title, and says he shows the raw driving skills and personality to advance in the sport.  "He's definitely a winner, and he's coachable, which is the critical element.  At his age, you're just trying to help him understand all the different sides to being a racer.  You slowly roll out a program that teaches him about things like marketing, media, giving feedback to the crew, and what his responsibilities are as a driver.  It's a marathon and not a sprint.  It's all about patience and consistent reinforcement of the fundamentals.  We're pleased to have Ken and Tina (his parents) and Seth in our program, and will do our best to help them make the right decisions at the right time and give Seth the best foundation for success on and off the track."