What won the race: New track record-holder Tanner English of Benton, Ky., led all 30 laps Saturday at Clarksville Speedway to captured the Tuckassee Toilet Bowl Classic and $5,000. English led fellow front-row starter Dennis Erb Jr. all the way en route to victory, winning by 0.637 seconds.

Quotable: "It's pretty cool. I've always wanted to win this deal," English said. "I've always wanted to have a toilet in the trophy case. It's pretty cool to have and pretty prestigious around here. I hate that we didn't have many cars, but we had a (good) quality field of cars."

Key notes: English and his father Terry (the 2015 winner) become the first father-son winners of the event. ... English lapped all but four competitors in a feature slowed by a single lap-two caution for debris. ... English lowered the track record in qualifying with an 11.581-second lap; Richard Frost previously held the mark (11.730 seconds) set last October ... The 17th annual Tuckassee Toilet Bowl Classic drew the smallest car count (11) in race history; the previous low was 18 cars in 2015. … Friday’s opener was rained out. … The event, part of the MARS tour from 2009-2019, was a non-touring DIRTcar-sanctioned event for the second straight season.

On the move: Josh Putnam of Florence, Ala., started fifth and finished third.

Winner's sponsors: English’s Riggs Motorsports Rocket Chassis has a Pro Power Racing Engine and sponsorship from Riggs Drilling Solutions, Best One Tire & Auto Care, Wiles Racing Driveshafts, Schaeffer’s Racing Oil, Slicker Graphics and Allstar Performance.

Points chase: Larry Barber Jr. of Pembroke, Ky., is the reigning track champion.

Current weather: Overcast, 52°F

Car count: 11

Fast qualifier: Tanner English

Time: 11.581 seconds

Polesitter: Tanner English