What won the race: Fending off a late-race charge from polesitter Zack Dohm, fast qualifier Carson Ferguson of Concord, N.C., rolled to the $3,000 American All-Star Series presented by PPM victory in Friday’s Coal Miner’s 40 at Princeton Speedway. He took the checkers ahead of Dohm and Henry Hornsby III.

Key notes: Ferguson claimed his second tour win of the season at the West Virginia oval. … Dohm, who was piloting his father's No. 6T entry, finished second after starting on the pole. … Seventeen drivers completed all 40 laps. … The Crate Late Models of the American All-Star Series presented by PPM made their second and final appearance of the season at Princeton Speedway on Saturday for the $3,000-to-win Coal Miner’s 40. … Friday’s program opened a big weekend in West Virginia for the All-Stars with Beckley (W.Va.) Motorsports Park set to host the series on Saturday for a $10,000-to-win event.

Winner's sponsors: Ferguson’s Longhorn Chassis is sponsored by WP Racing Shocks, Hoopaugh Grading Company, Schaeffer’s Racing Oil and Bilstein.

Points chase: Entering the weekend, Logan Roberson of Waynesboro, Va., led Zach Sise (792 points) of Knoxville Tenn., and Trevor Sise (786), also of Knoxville.

Current weather: Clear, 68°F

Car count: 27

Fast qualifier: Carson Ferguson

Time: 16.611 seconds

Polesitter: Zack Dohm

Dash winner: Zack Dohm

Heat race winners: T.J. Salango, Zach Sise

Next series race: June 19, Beckley Motorsports Park (Beckley, WV) $10,000