What won the race: Tyler Carpenter of Parkersburg, W.Va., captured the richest victory of his Late Model career Sunday evening with a $5,000 victory in the Jim Dunn Memorial. The 23-year-old Carpenter started outside the front row alongside brother Chris and raced to a victory over fifth-starting Steve Casebolt of Richmond, Ind., and his older brother.

Key notes: The main event began shortly after 7:30 p.m. ... Brothers Chris and Tyler Carpenter started on the front row for the main event in their Kryptonite Race Cars. ... Devin Moran threw a driveshaft in time trials, but rallied to win his heat race from the tail. ... The race honored the late inaugural Dirt Track World Champion. ... Previous winners include Donnie Moran, Ned Lucas, Jack Boggs, Freddy Smith, Davey Johnson, Bart Hartman, Larry Bond, Corey Conley, Cortney Clewell, Earl Pearson Jr., Steve Shaver, Rick Aukland, Earl Pearson Jr., Ray Cook, Zack Dohm and Jackie Boggs. ... Steel-block engine Late Models were also in action.

On the move: Former race winner Corey Conley of Wellsburg, W.Va., started 10th and finished sixth.

Winner's sponsors: Tyler Carpenter's Kryptonite Race Car is sponsored by Pro-Tech Auto Sales, Fast Freddie's Auto Repair, Kirk Isner Race Engines, Johnnie L. Boston, Big A Muffler, TC Welding and American Race Tire.

Car count: 22

Fast qualifier: Freddie Carpenter

Polesitter: Chris Carpenter

Heat race winners: Chris Carpenter, Tyler Carpenter, Devin Moran