What won the race: Hometown driver Brent Hilton turned back charges from Kenny Peeples and a late rally by Jensen Ford to win the $3,000 East Coast Rumble at Wythe Raceway. Hilton won by 2.011 seconds ahead of Peeples while Ford settled for third.

Key notes: Fifteen drivers completed all 40 laps. ... The feature was red flagged for 30 minutes when Justin Williams flipped in turn four before a lap was completed. Williams, who was alert when he exited the car, was transported to the hospital where he was reportedly released after tests came back clear. ... Matt Long was running second when he broke a battery. ... Both Long and Walker Arthur retired during a caution on lap 28. ... Originally scheduled as the third stop of the weekend, Wythe was the first tour stop following rainouts at 311 Speedway on Friday and Tyler County on Saturday. … Tyler County will not be reschedule, but the East Coast Rumble will now wrap up at 311 on Monday. ... The event was the second and final stop at Wythe Raceway for the series. … Each of the East Coast Rumble races will count as two races toward any weekly Fastrak driver’s total to qualify for the Fastrak World Challenge at Virginia Motor Speedway on Sept. 15.

On the move: After starting eighth, Benji Hicks finished fourth.

Winner's sponsors: Hilton's Barry Wright Race Car is sponsored by Pioneer Industrial Sales and Woodworks.

Points chase: Entering the weekend, Benji Hicks held a 19-point lead over Matthew Nance in the series standings.

Car count: 28

Fast qualifier: Matt Long

Time: 18.090 seconds

Heat race winners: Walker Arthur, Brent Hilton, Kenny Peeples Jr.

Consolation race winners: Matthew Nance

Next series race: September 4, 311 Motor Speedway (Pine Hall, NC) $2,000