What won the race: Defending Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series champion Brian Rickman of Columbus, Miss., picked up his first series victory since 2015, pocketing $2,500 at Whynot Motorsports Park.

Key notes: Brian Rickman, who has four career MSCCS triumphs, last won with the tour on June 20, 2015. ... Stepping out of his semi-retirement, Chris Wall of Springfield, La., finished eighth. ... This was the second of four series appearances at the Rodney Wing-promoted oval. ... Fourth-place finisher David Breazeale of Four Corners, Miss., won the previous MSCCS stop at Whynot on May 6. ... Future series stops are set for Aug. 5 and Sept. 16. ... The MSCCS tour will set idle for nearly a month before returning to action on July 8 at Pike County Speedway.

On the move: Jamie Tollison of Koscuisko, Miss., improved seven positions to finish seventh.

Winner's sponsors: Rickman's Rocket Chassis is powered by a Jay Dickens engine and sponsored by Advanced Logistics, 1250 Package Store, Rickman Brothers Trucking and McKleroy Motorports.

Points chase: Runner-up Chad Thrash of Meridian, Miss., is the MSCCS points leader.

Car count: 28

Fast qualifier: David Breazeale

Time: 13.510 seconds

Polesitter: David Breazeale

Dash winner: David Breazeale

Consolation race winners: Hunter Rasdon, Chandler Petty

Next series race: July 8, Pike County Speedway (Magnolia, MS) $2,500