What won the race: Slipping under Hall of Famer Billy Moyer in turn one on the 11th lap, Kyle Beard of Trumann, Ark., led the rest of Sunday's 30-lap POWRI Heartland Late Model Tour feature for a $3,014 victory and his first career Legit Speedway Park victory. Moyer, starting outside the front row and leading 10 laps, was runner-up for the second consecutive night of the Steve Rushin Memorial weekend, finishing 0.914 of a second behind while Saturday's winner Terry Phillips finished third.

Quotable: "I could get around the bottom pretty good. I figured (Moyer) was rolling the middle and after I got around him, I really didn't know where to go, honestly," Beard said. "I just kind of stuck with the bottom where I got around him to start with."

Key notes: The third-starting Kyle Beard became the ninth winner in 10 races on the first-year Heartland tour. ... Beard notched his third Late Model victory of the year; his biggest came with a $10,000 Comp Cams Super Dirt Series victory April 11 at Old No. 1 Speedway at Harrisburg, Ark., his home track. ... Runner-up Billy Moyer, who lost the lead to Beard as the frontrunners entered traffic, briefly got back past Beard after the initial pass, but Beard quickly answered the moved and firmed up his lead by halfway. ... Polesitter and series points leader Scott Crigler slipped back to third early and ended up fourth. ... Four cautions slowed the 30-lapper, the first for Chance Mann's backstretch spin on the first lap. ... Bryce Clark and Brandon Morton tangled between turns three and four on the 15th lap. ... On the 18th lap, Mann spun in turn two (previous West Plains series winner Tyler Kuykendall was pushed to the pits during the caution). ... The final yellow flag appeared for another Mann spin in turn two after Beard clipped his teammate while trying to hold off Moyer. ... The 20-minute feature concluded at 7:11 p.m. ... Kayden Clatt scratched from the 27-car feture field. ... Fuel that ran from the tank of an underdivision car during prelims had to be burned off turn one (while "Ring of Fire" played on the PA system). ... Terry Phillips, Beard's father-in-law, won $5,014 for Saturday's Steve Rushin Memorial feature. ... Sunday's race was originally scheduled for Friday but postponed by rain. ... The weekend honored Steve Rushin of Poplar Bluff, Mo., a longtime racer and supporter who fielded cars for several standout Late Model drivers; Rushin died Sept. 9, 2023, at 57.

On the move: Chris Jones of Neelyville, Mo., started 17th and finished ninth.

Winner's sponsors: Beard's Mann Motorsports Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Clements Racing Engine and sponsored by Gary Beard Trucking, Terry Phillips Racing, Rockhard Powder Coating, Swift Springs, AutoCraft Paint & Bodyworks, Team 5 Enterprise, MyRacePass, Velocita, Rod End Supply, Schaeffer's Racing Oil and Xtreme Racing Graphics.

Points chase: Before Legit Sunday: 1. Scott Crigler (746); 2. Sawyer Crigler (737); 3. Kayden Clatt (659); 4. Jake Nightingale (628); 5. Dustin Walker (572).

Current weather: Clear, 70°F

Car count: 27

Fast qualifier: Billy Moyer

Time: 15.886 seconds

Polesitter: Scott Crigler

Heat race winners: Billy Moyer, Scott Crigler, Kyle Beard

Next series race: November 5, Texas Motor Speedway (Fort Worth, TX) $0