What won the race: Regaining the lead from polesitter Jeff Wildung just past the halfway point, Don Shaw of Ham Lake, Minn., fought off Wildung's last-lap rally for a $10,000 victory in the WISSOTA 100 at Dakota State Fair Speedway. Wildung tried a four-wide move on the outside amid traffic on the final lap, briefly pulling alongside before finishing 0.197 seconds back at the finish.

Quotable: "I apologize to (Wildung) first because I did not know that was him on the outside of me (in turn two), I'm sorry," Shaw said. "It's the last lap and you're going for it, and the last thing you're worrying about is the other guy."

Key notes: Shaw has more than a dozen victories overall in 2016. ... Scott Ward led the first three laps before Shaw took command. ... Jeff Wildung stole the lead from Shaw on an early restart, but Shaw went back ahead just past the halfway point in the 40-lap main event. ... Chad Becker improved seven positions to finish seventh. ... Brian Diede was the first retiree in the 33-car field. ... Twenty-seven drivers were running at the finish. ... Shaw (Thursday), Wildung (Wednesday) and Scott Ward (Friday) each won qualifying features.

On the move: Curt Gelling of Aberdeen, S.D., rallied from 12th to finish fourth.

Winner's sponsors: Shaw's Billy Moyer Victory Race Car is sponsored by Blaine Brothers, Shaw Trucking, Northern Metal Recycling, Allstate Peterbilt and Karl Performance.

Points chase: Through Sept. 4, Dustin Strand of Grand Forks, N.D., had 1,652 points to lead Scott Ward (1,616) and Don Shaw (1,604) in WISSOTA points.

Car count: 35

Polesitter: Jeff Wildung

Heat race winners: Jeff Wildung, Don Shaw, Scott Ward

Consolation race winners: Josh Skorczewski