What won the race: Second-starting John Ownbey of Cleveland, Tenn., overtook Riley Hickman out front on the 13th lap and held off challenges from Tim Busha and Ryan King for his first career Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series victory in the tour's first appearance in Sweetwater, Tenn. He pocketed $3,000 in the 50-lapper.

Quotable: “The Chevrolet Performance CT 525 Engine put down good power, but we just have to do some tweaking on the carburetor to get better restarts,” Ownbey said. “Once we got going, the engine just seemed to keep pulling and pulling. We’re real happy with it, and even happier with the results tonight.”

Key notes: King fell back as far as sixth but rallied late to finish second. ... A caution flew for a three-car tangle on the third lap. ... Pierce McCarter spun on lap six. ... Jeff Smith had a rollover accident on lap six with his car coming to rest on its wheels in the infield to draw a red flag; he was unhurt. ... Jake Knowles pitted to change tires under the caution. ... Another stoppage came on lap 11. ... Lavon Sparks slowed on lap 17; Rusty Ballenger and Jadon Frame spun on the ensuing restart. ... Knowles spun on the 41st lap for the final caution.

On the move: Matt Henderson started 19th and finished eighth.

Winner's sponsors: Ownbey's No. 44 Longhorn Chassis is sponsored by Auto Depot, JRC Motorsports, Stealth Carburetor and Outlaw Disc Brakes.

Points chase: Ronnie Johnson of Chattanooga, Tenn., extended his lead with 624 points over Tyler Crowder (614) and Adam Martin (594).

Car count: 28

Fast qualifier: Riley Hickman

Time: 13.006 seconds

Polesitter: Riley Hickman

Consolation race winners: Mario Gresham, Ross Martin

Provisional starters: Tyler Crowder, Trevor Thompson

Next series race: August 15, 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, TN) $3,000