What won the race: Completing a sweep of the Dave Garmann Memorial weekend, pole-starting Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., led all 30 laps Saturday at Thomas County Speedway for a $3,000 Nutrien Ag Solutions Revival Super Dirt Series victory. Ross, who earned $2,000 for the previous night victory, took the checkers 2.182 seconds ahead of Jake Nightingale for his fifth career tour victory.

Key notes: Ross notched his third straight Revival tour victory; he won twice on the series last season. ... Jake Nightingale was second to Ross both nights. ... Three cautions slowed the action, the first for a tire on the track on the seventh lap. ... Heat winner Jason Rogers slowed his smoking car for a lap-11 yellow. ... A lap-16 caution flew when Jacob Magree and John Briggs tangled between turns three and four. ... The 21-minute feature wrapped up at 10:13 p.m. ... The eighth annual Dave Garmann Memorial weekend honored the two-time Colorado Late Model Association champion who died in 2019.

On the move: Jacob Magee of Caney, Kan., started 14th and finished fifth.

Winner's sponsors: Ross drives a Longhorn Chassis with a Pro Power Racing Engine and sponsorship from Ross Construction, Jay Hodge Chevrolet, Morgan Towing & Recovery, The Hayden Ross Motorsports Foundation, Peterson Fluid Systems, Prophet Plumbing, Hornback’s Catfish Ranch, Schoenfeld Headers, Bert by Budda Transmissions, Thunderbird Speedway, Eibach Springs and Fox Racing Shox.

Points chase: Before Thomas County Saturday: 1. Eli Ross (1,280); 2. Chris Bragg (1,090); 3. Morgan Bagley (950); 4. Jerrett Bransom (940); 5. Drew Armstrong (840).

Current weather: Clear, 64°F

Car count: 26

Fast qualifier: Eli Ross

Time: 17,006 seconds

Polesitter: Eli Ross

Dash winner: Eli Ross

Heat race winners: Jason Rogers, Brandon Morton

Consolation race winners: TeeJay Janousek

Provisional starters: Tracy Cottrell, Braxton Berry

Next series race: May 9, Lawton Speedway (Lawton, OK) $3,000