What won the race: Series points leader David Breazeale of Four Corners, Miss., raced to his third consecutive series victory, taking the checkers ahead of Columbus, Miss., brothers Brian and Rick Rickman in the 40-lap feature. Breazeale started outside the front row while polesitter Clay Fisher was among six retirees.

Key notes: Besides his previous two series victories in Randy Thompson's ride, Breazeale also won Greenville's regular-season feature nine days earlier, making a guest appearance in the his own No. 54. ... Christopher Showah's car got upside down at the end of the frontstretch in a wreck that also ended Leon Henderson's night; no injuries were reported. ... Sixteen of 22 starters were running at the finish. ... The series returned to action after a month-long break. ... The race was the first of four MSCCS visits to the gumbo clay oval. ... Bobby Jordan of SMJ Racing Parts posted $100 for fast qualifier.

On the move: Kyle Beard of Trumann, Ark., started ninth and finished fourth; Bo Gordon of Merigold, Miss., made a 22nd-to-12th run.

Winner's sponsors: Breazeale's MasterSbilt by Stuckey is powered by a Jay Dickens Racing Engine and sponsored by Thompson's Auto Repair, RBT Motorsports, Wrisco Aluminum, Randy's Hunting Camp, X-Treme Graphics by J-Rod, CES Cable of Purvis and Hoosier Racing Tires.

Points chase: Breazeale expanded his five-point lead on Rick Rickman of Columbus, Miss.

Car count: 26

Polesitter: Clay Fisher

Dash winner: Clay Fisher

Consolation race winners: Kyle Beard, Bub McCool

Next series race: June 7, Greenville Speedway (Greenville, MS) $2,500