What won the race: Grabbing the lead from Sam Seawright on a late restart, former asphalt racer Chase Oliver of Crossville, Ala., led the final four laps at Fort Payne Motor Speedway to win the fourth annual Eddie Davis Memorial Bama Brawl for his biggest career dirt Late Model triumph. Oliver finished 1.070 seconds ahead of Seawright for a $5,000 payday. Seawright was disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct after misbehaving on the cool-down lap.

Key notes: Polesitter Josh Putnam of Florence, Ala., led the first 42 laps. … Seawright led laps 43-46. … Seven of 11 starters finished the race, with six completing 50 laps. … Last year’s event winner Rod Carroll of Anniston, Ala., rallied from ninth to second. … Kevin Hale of Gadsden, Ala., was a late entry on the last row and finishing fifth. … Brodie Sharp scratched from the feature. ... The event honored the late marketing director of the United Championship Racing Alliance. … Qualifying and heats were held Friday with the 50-lap feature Saturday afternoon.

On the move: Rod Carroll of Anniston, Ala., started ninth and finished second.

Winner's sponsors: Oliver’s Black Diamond Race Car is powered by ORE Race Engines and carries sponsorship from Coopers Country Meat Packers, KH Motorsports, Stucky Enterprises, COR Suspension, The Rusty Nail, Save More Commercial Laundry, Franklin Enterprises, Nealco, Willies, Steering Buddy, C&J Property’s, Stealth Carburetors, Fox Racing Shocks and WrapTech.

Current weather: Overcast, 43°F

Car count: 12

Fast qualifier: Josh Putnam

Time: 14.137 seconds

Polesitter: Josh Putnam

Heat race winners: Josh Putnam, Sam Seawright