What won the race: Taking the lead when polesitter and race-long leader Travis Pennington fell victim to a flat tire, Jonathan Davenport of Blairsville, Ga., led the final 27 laps Saturday at Oglethorpe Speedway Park for a $10,000 victory in the 19th annual Showdown in Savannah. Davenport picked up his second straight Crate Late Model victory in a Benji Cranford-owned entry, taking the checkers 1.682 seconds ahead of runner-up Mark Whitener.

Key notes: Davenport won his second start in Cranford's car, a newly designed Barry Wright Race Car that will be driven by Cannan Cranford next season. ... Davenport earned $20,000 eight days earlier at Swainsboro (Ga.) Raceway's Turkey 100 for Crate Late Models. ... Travis Pennington pitted to fix his flat and finished 14th. ... Eleven of 25 starters completed 75 laps. ... Nine cautions slowed the feature. ... Oglethorpe's event was originally scheduled for October, but was postponed because of Hurricane Matthew.

On the move: Jason Fitzgerald of Middleburg, Fla., started 19th and finished fifth.

Winner's sponsors: Davenport's No. 49 Icon chassis by Barry Wright Race Cars is sponsored by C&H Paving Inc., BCI Asphalt and Sapato Sole.

Points chase: Eddie Jo Morris won the 2016 Oglethorpe title.

Car count: 29

Fast qualifier: Hunter Carter

Time: 20.221 seconds

Polesitter: Travis Pennington

Heat race winners: Travis Pennington, Jonathan Davenport, Dennis Franklin, Hunter Carter

Consolation race winners: Robbie Cowart

Provisional starters: Larry Drawdy, Tom Egner, Ryan Crane