What won the race: Making just his third career MARS DIRTcar Series start, hometown driver Logan Martin grabbed a $3,000 victory in the Blue Moon Madness finale at Legit Raceway Park. The 20-year-old modified ace passed polesitter and race-long leader Stacy Taylor late in the race and took the checkers ahead of fellow West Plains racer Josh Hughes.

Key notes: The winner started sixth in the main event. ... Martin finished second in Friday's opener won by Justin Wells, who was 13th in Saturday's main. ... Tim Manville, a previous MARS winner at West Plains this season, started seventh and finished fourth Saturday. ... Weekend sponsors at the Gary Stolba-owned oval: Checkered Flag Truck Repair, West Plains Resaw and Midwest Sheet Metal.

On the move: Robby Moore of Brosley, Mo., started 19th and finished seventh.

Winner's sponsors: Martin's Rocket Chassis has a Pro Power Engine and sponsorship from Mr. Dent Collision, Adams Construction, Bill Frye Motorsports, Schoenfeld Headers, Steed Brothers Trucking, Reliable Chevrolet and North Arkansas Race Fuel.

Points chase: Heading for West Plains, Tony Jackson Jr. of Lebanon, Mo., had 1,436 points to lead Justin Asplin (1,289) and Payton Looney (1,218).

Car count: 31

Polesitter: Stacy Taylor

Heat race winners: Will Vaught, Josh Hughes, Stacy Taylor, Randy Timms

Consolation race winners: Terry Phillips

Provisional starters: Tony Jackson Jr., Justin Asplin, Brandon Ball

Next series race: October 6, Springfield Raceway (Springfield, MO) $6,600