What won the race: Polesitter Kenny Pettyjohn of Millsboro, Del., overtook second-starting Rick Eckert of York, Pa., on the 12th lap and led the rest of the 40-lapper for a victory in the Appalachian Mountain Speedweek finale. Pettyjohn earned $4,000 in taking the checkers and wrapping up the AMS title, finishing .900 seconds ahead of Eckert with Gregg Satterlee in third.

Quotable: "That was fun racing with Rick, it always is," Pettyjohn said. "My car must've been a little bit better getting into the corner ... the lapped traffic didn't hurt."

Key notes: Pettyjohn earned his first career Appalachian Mountain Speedweeks victory. .. The race was slowed by two cautions. ... Gregg Satterlee and Andy Haus got together on lap 26. ... On lap 28, Coleby Frye, Danny Snyder and Tony Adams were part of a yellow. ... Sixteen of 25 starters finished on the lead lap. ... Six drivers went to victory lane in six tour events. ... The tour only lost one race due to weather June 4 at Port Royal Speedway.

On the move: Chad Hollenbeck of Kingsley, Pa., started 12th and finished sixth.

Winner's sponsors: Pettyjohn's Rocket Chassis carries graphics of the Wounded Warrior Project, the Salvation Army, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and and Truckin 4 Troops with sponsorship from Hoosier Tire, Stealth Carburetor, VP Fuels, Beyea Headers, Driven Oil, Wiles Driveshaft and Sweet Mfg.

Points chase: Pettyjohn captured his first Appalachian Mountain Speedweek championship.

Car count: 39

Fast qualifier: Rick Eckert

Time: 20.571 seconds

Polesitter: Kenny Pettyjohn

Heat race winners: Rick Eckert, Gregg Satterlee, Andy Haus, Bryan Bernheisel

Consolation race winners: Danny Snyder, Matt Cochran