What won the race: Barry Miller of Clear Spring, Md., led all 20 laps for his first victory on the Mason-Dixon Shootout Series, earning $1,000 Saturday at Hagerstown Speedway. Miller beat polesitter Eric Irvin to the checkers.

Quotable: "I do lot of work myself, my daughter helps me a little bit; you know I live in the boonies and not anybody around to help, but it feels real good," winner Barry Miller said. "It was a stout field of cars."

Key notes: Miller won his second Limited Late Model feature of the season at Hagerstown. ... The race was originally scheduled for May 27, but was rained out. … There have been 11 winners in 16 tour events. … Brad McGinnis scratched from the feature. ... The two-division program was over in two and a half hours. ... Jason Covert won the night's Super Late Model feature.

Winner's sponsors: Miller's MasterSbilt Race Car has a Hershey's Racing Engine and sponsorship from Breeden's Auto Body and Safety At Work.

Points chase: Ralph Morgan Jr. entered the race with 808 points to lead Andrew Yoder (774), Eric Irvin (746), Derick Quade (722) and Dillan Stake (701).

Car count: 23

Heat race winners: Barry Miller, Justin Weaver

Next series race: October 7, Port Royal Speedway (Port Royal, PA) $1,000