What won the race: Fourth-starting Wil Herrington of Hawkinsville, Ga., notched his first Ultimate Southeast Super Late Model Series victory Saturday at The Historic 441 Speedway, pocketing $4,000.

Key notes: Herrington is the second straight first-time series winner. ... The previous tour event June 27 at Oak Level Raceway in Bassett, Va., was won by first-timer Willie Milliken. ... Jadon Frame, who started alongside Herrington on the second row, finished second. ... The track hosted the tour for the first time since June 2012 when Casey Roberts took the victory. ... It was also the track's first Super Late Model event since Pearson Lee Williams won an April 2021 Southern All Star event. ... Third-place finisher Caleb Gay is a two-time winner this season at 411 in Late Model-style cars. ... The track's next event is scheduled for Aug. 22 with a Southern Clash event for Limited Late Models.

On the move: Matthew Taylor of Fort Valley, Ga., started eighth and finished fourth.

Winner's sponsors: Herrington’s self-owned Rocket Chassis is powered by a Clements Racing Engine and sponsored by 5M Construction, Martin Industrial Maintenance, Langenfelder Mechanical Contractors, New Point Lighting & Design, Last Air & Electrical, Limrick Truck & Equipment Repair, Scotty’s Muffler, Bryant Trice Licensed Barber, Keyser Manufacturing, Boswell Oil, VP Racing Fuels, Penske Racing Shocks, Topknotch Graphics, Velocita Suits and a special thanks to the Horne Family.

Points chase: Before Historic 441: 1. Jason Riggs (238); 2. David Yandle (192); 3. Jadon Frame (132); 4. Jamison McBride (93); 5. Dillon Tidmore (71).

Current weather: Broken Clouds, 77°F

Car count: 11

Fast qualifier: Dalton Cook

Time: 13.750 seconds

Polesitter: Dalton Cook

Next series race: August 15, Richmond Raceway (Richmond, KY) $12,059