What won the race: Powering around race-long leader Dustin Sorensen, second-starting Nick Hoffman of Mooresville, N.C., led the final 19 laps to win Saturday's 41st annual Hoosier Dirt Classic at Brownstown Speedway. Hoffman's $15,000 World of Outlaws Case Late Model victory marked his series-best fourth triumph of the season as he rebounded from the previous night's mistake at Kentucky's Ponderosa Speedway that sent him into the wall while leading.

Quotable: “I’ve won in (the high) line so many times in my modified, so I knew eventually that bottom would get burned up, as long as them guys didn’t just keep pushing them infield tires in,” Hoffman said. “I was kinda frustrated there, just caution after caution, it felt like nothing would go my way that race and finally it did. I was able to clear (Sorensen) there right at the line before the (lap-33) caution.”

Key notes: Hoffman has five career WoO victories. ... Sorensen, of Rochester, Minn., led the opening 31 laps before giving way to Hoffman and settling for second, 2.219 seconds back. It's his best career series finish. ... Bobby Pierce battled Max McLaughlin in the closing laps, prevailing to finish third. ... McLaughlin took fourth, also registering his best career tour result. ... Seeking his third straight series win Brandon Sheppard improved four positions and completed the top five. ... Ryan Gustin overcame spinning from third on a lap-four restart and placed sixth. ... Dale McDowell gained 10 spots and finished eighth. ... Cade Dillard could only recover to 13th after spinning with Gustin to draw the race's third caution. ... Daniel Hilsabeck was airlifted to St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis, with an apparent broken left wrist after crashing out of the first heat race. Hilsabeck spun in front of the field and was brushed by Jordan Wever before Brent Larson made heavy contact with the left-front and drivers' door area. Hilsabeck needed a few minutes to exit his vehicle and was immediately offered medical assistance. ... Larson rebounded after utilizing a provisional starting position and placed 11th in the 50-lap feature. ... The feature was slowed by nine cautions and lasted 38 minutes, with 19 drivers completing the distance and 22 running at the checkers.

On the move: Max McLaughlin of Mooresville, N.C., started 14th and finished fourth.

Winner's sponsors: Hoffman’s Tye Twarog Racing Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Clements Racing Engine and carries sponsorship from NOS Energy Drink, C&W Trucking, Petroff Towing, Tye Twarog Performance Parts, Lonewolf Petroleum, Haulin’ Haskells, Tri Valley Equipment Sales, Allgaier Performance Parts, Bilstein Shocks, Eibach Springs, Lincoln Smith Racing and KBC Graphix.

Points chase: After Brownstown: 1. Brandon Sheppard (2,362); 2. Nick Hoffman (2,350); 3. Cade Dillard (2,276); 4. Bobby Pierce (2,238); 5. Kyle Bronson (2,234); 6. Tyler Bruening (2,190); 7. Dennis Erb Jr. (2,188); 8. Ryan Gustin (2,160); 9. Dustin Sorensen (2,122); 10. Brian Shirley (2,092).

Current weather: Clear, 82°F

Car count: 30

Fast qualifier: Jason Jameson

Time: 13.196 seconds

Polesitter: Dustin Sorensen

Heat race winners: Cade Dillard, Bobby Pierce, Nick Hoffman

Consolation race winners: Morgan Bagley

Provisional starters: Brent Larson, Dustin Walker, Jared Bailey

Next series race: June 24, Independence Motor Speedway (Independence, IA) $10,000