What won the race: Taking the lead from Tyler Bare on a lap-nine restart, Kyle Hardy of Stephens City, Va., earned $5,000 Sunday on the Zimmer's United Late Model Series at Dog Hollow Speedway. The 12th-place starter captured the eighth annual Connor Bobik Memorial.

Key notes: Hardy notched his second victory of the season. ... Hardy held on despite popping noises emanating from his car for the final two laps; he experienced electrical problems due to his MSD box going bad and was fortunate the car didn't stall out. ... A flat tire knocked early leader Tyler Bare out of contention. ... Alex Ferree scored a runner-up finish. ... Hardy had a healthy lead until a lap-31 caution bunched the field in the 40-lapper. .. The eighth annual Connor Bobik Memorial was held in memory of photographer Derek Bobik’s son, who passed away from childhood cancer.

On the move: Winner Kyle Hardy started 12th; John Weaver started 20th and finished eighth.

Winner's sponsors: Hardy’s Rocket Chassis has a Pro Power engine and sponsorship from Viper Risk Management, Pancho’s Racing Products, Chiarelli Paving, Sable Construction, Jack Pears & Assoc., M. Teats Transport, ML Performance, Killarney’s Publick House, LB Express, Fryeco Fabrication, Friese Transportation, Earnhardt Technologies Group, Strange Engineering, Penske Racing Shocks, Pancho’s Suzuki, TWM, Auto Glass Experts, F&W Grafix, PAC Racing Springs, Creekside Auto Sales, Dynamic Drivelines, Locomotives, Hoosier, JPS, Schaeffer’s Oil, MLR Fabricating and Accu-Force.

Points chase: Entering the event, Max Blair of Centerville, Pa., led Mike Maresca (414), Mike Wonderling (308), Doug Eck (258) and Jason Dobson (232).

Car count: 35

Fast qualifier: Andrew Wylie

Polesitter: Tyler Bare

Heat race winners: Andrew Wylie, Tyler Bare, Mike Maresca, Dave Blazavich

Consolation race winners: Bob Gordon, Joe Petyak

Next series race: September 15, Freedom Motorsports Park (Delevan, NY) $3,058