What won the race: Inheriting the victory when apparent winner Nevin Gainey was disqualified in post-race inspection for using the wrong front tires, Jamie Carter of Middleburg, Fla., earned a $1,000 payday in Saturday’s Florida Late Model Series main event at All-Tech Raceway. Gainey held off Carter during a green-white-checkered finish, but was subsequently DQ’d. Trey Pearson was elevated to second.

Key notes: The win was Carter’s first and came in his 10th start. … Richard Ferry led early before Gainey took command. … The Florida Late Model Challenge Series visited All-Tech Raceway for the second time this season. … Derike Bennett and Andy Waldron didn't start the feature. ... The race was originally set for Aug. 17, but rained out. … The series returned to action for the first time since May 18, when Gainey last win at Al-Tech. … It was just the fourth race of the season. … The third-year series made its fifth appearance at All-Tech.

Winner's sponsors: Gainey's Kryptonite Race Car is sponsored by Nevin Gainey Race Cars, Daniel Martin Racing Shocks, B4 Signs, Eight Enterprises and Bilstein Shocks.

Points chase: Chuck Cumby (238 points) of Jacksonville, Fla., leads Derike Bennett (215), David Markham Jr. (202), Nevin Gainey (202) and Adam Bennett (200).

Current weather: Clear, 81°F

Car count: 26

Heat race winners: Sean Smith, David Showers Jr., Jamie Carter

Next series race: September 7, East Bay Raceway Park (Gibsonton, FL) $1,000