What won the race: Taking the lead for good on the 37th of 50 laps, fourth-starting Scott Schmitt of Tonica, Ill., captured Saturday's KERBYStrong 100 at Macon Speedway for a $2,000 Midwest Big 10 Series victory. David Crawley Jr. led much of the race but dropped out running second with 10 laps remaining.

Key notes: Crawley led the first 10 laps before Schmitt went ahead on lap 11. ... Crawley went ahead before the halfway point but Schmitt took over for good with 13 laps remaining. ... The race paid tribute to Macon's 2004 Late Model champion, Kerby Damery. ... The Macon native died in February after a long battle with appendix cancer. ... The KERBYStrong Foundation is hosting this year's event as a fund-raiser and to raise awareness. ... Schmitt's No. 10 is the same number Damery used for many seasons in the Late Model division.

On the move: Driving a Crate Late Model, Guy Taylor rallied from 18th to third.

Winner's sponsors: Schmitt's Pierce Race Car has a Vic Hill Racing Engine and sponsorship from Mid-State Cartage, Jam Graphics, Liberty Village Retirement Center, SGS Materials, Aaron's Disc Sharpening, John's Place, Edge's Tap, Rabe Farms, Ace Motorsports and Double D Express.

Points chase: Entering the event, Brian Diveley of Springfield, Ill., had 210 points to lead Chuck Mitchell (174) and Ryan Little (150).

Car count: 34

Fast qualifier: Joseph Hughes

Time: 10.922 seconds

Polesitter: Myles Moos

Heat race winners: Joseph Hughes, David Crawley Jr., Myles Moos

Consolation race winners: Dan Smith

Next series race: August 7, Jacksonville Speedway (Jacksonville, IL) $1,200