What won the race: Second-starting Travis Pennington of Stapleton, Ga., led all 50 laps for a $3,000 Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model victory at Cochran Speedway, taking the checkers 1.617 seconds ahead of Ronnie Johnson.

Quotable: “This car tonight was perfect," winner Travis Pennington said. "I know we didn’t get the pole, but I knew we had a good car, and if we could get to the front, we could check out on them.”

Key notes: Pennington notched his second series victory; his previous win also came at Cochran on April 29, 2017. ... Nine drivers completed 50 laps and 13 were running at the finish. ... Despite a 5 p.m. thunderstorm, track owner and promoter Chris Martin's crew got the track in ready to race by 8 p.m. .... Clay Harris picked up $200 for fast time thanks to sponsorship from Helbing Brown Concrete and Knowles Race Parts and Bodies. ... Mudd Sauce added an extra $50 for seventh-place finisher Oliver Gentry.

On the move: Jake Knowles of Rome, Ga., started eighth and finished fifth; Joseph Brown of Columbus, Ga., started 17th and finished eighth.

Winner's sponsors: Pennington's Longhorn Chassis is sponsored by TK Farms, U.S. Duffie Site Prep, Phillip Duffie Hauling, Jack Edwards Automotive, Milford's Body Shop and Melchoir Hauling.

Points chase: Leaving Cochran, Ronnie Johnson (388) of Chattanooga, Tenn., leads Jake Knowles (370) and Cruz Skinner (350).

Car count: 18

Fast qualifier: Clay Harris

Time: 14.088 seconds

Polesitter: Clay Harris

Next series race: September 1, Dixie Speedway (Woodstock, GA) $2,000