What won the race: Sixth-starting Dave Hess Jr. of Waterford, Pa., outdueled third-starting Drake Troutman to win Friday's third annual Ted Siri Memorial at Outlaw Speedway. Hess hustled to the $7,500 payday in the 35-lap feature for his second Jay's Automotive United Late Model Series victory of the season and the 12th of his career.

Key notes: Hess's first ULMS win of 2024 came July 7 at Eriez Speedway in Hammett, Pa. ... The third-starting Troutman, making his third start aboard the newly-formed Viper Big Frog Rocket entry, secured his second runner-up finish of the week after giving way to Michael Lake on the final lap last Saturday at Marion Center (Pa.) Raceway. ... The second-starting Lake, of Uniontown, Pa., faded to fourth at the finish but further extended his advantage atop the ULMS standings. ... Dylan Yoder advanced six spots and rounded out the top five. ... Pole-starting Dan Stone slipped to sixth. ... Andy Boozel started 15th and finished eighth. ... Dylan Cecce was battling for a top-five position before retiring on the 16th lap. ... The main event lasted 16 minutes, with 18 starters completing 35 laps and 17 running at the checkers.

On the move: Seth Zacharias of Vestal, N.Y., started 17th and finished ninth.

Winner's sponsors: Hess drives a Longhorn Chassis sponsored by Plyler Entry Systems, Johnson’s Car Care & Collision, Chew On This Jerky, Everhart Asphalt, Martin Dynamics, Hyperco, Close Racing Supply, Base Racing Fuel, Fast Shafts, AMSOIL, Genesis Racing Shocks, Spencer Motorsports and MWB Graphics.

Points chase: After Outlaw: 1. Michael Lake (414); 2. Logan Zarin (332); 3. Ryan Montgomery (268); 4. Dave Stamm (255); 5. Dylan Lewis (238).

Current weather: Clear, 61°F

Car count: 25

Fast qualifier: Drake Troutman

Time: 14.046 seconds

Polesitter: Dan Stone

Heat race winners: Drake Troutman, Dave Hess Jr., Dylan Cecce

Next series race: September 21, Latrobe Speedway (Latrobe, PA) $5,000