What won the race: Fourth-starting Kyle Berck of Marquette, Neb., picked up his first Malvern Bank Super Late Model Series victory of the season at I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Neb. The checkered flag was worth $2,000.

Key notes: The victory was Berck's first of the season on the Malvern Bank Super Late Model Series and the tour-best 69th of his career series. ... The win comes less than a month after Berck's hauler caught on fire on his way to the series opener on May 2. ... Points leader Jesse Sobbing survived a 360-degree spin on the backstretch to finish fifth. ... The race marked the first of four Malvern Bank series stops at I-80 this season.

On the move: Paul Glendenning started 11th and finished seventh.

Winner's sponsors: Berck’s Missile Chassis has a Scott Bailey Racing Engine with sponsorship from Aurora Agronomy, Strobel Manufacturing, Herk’s Welding and Irrigation and Preferred Popcorn.

Points chase: Jesse Sobbing of Malvern, Iowa, entered the race with 484 points to lead Bill Leighton Jr. (470) and Kyle Berck (464).

Car count: 40

Polesitter: Brian Kosiski

Heat race winners: Jesse Sobbing, Cory Dumpert, Brian Kosiski, Kyle Berck, Corey Zeitner

Consolation race winners: Jase Kaser, Nate Beyenhof

Next series race: June 10, Adams County Speedway (Corning, IA) $1,200