What won the race: Powering around race-long leader Terry Phillips on lap 31 as they battled among lapped traffic on a narrow groove taking rubber, fifth-starting Cade Dillard of Robeline, La., led the final 10 laps of Saturday's All-American Finals finale at Arrowhead Speedway. Dillard beat Phillips to the checkers by 1.558 seconds for the $10,026 payday, his second in as many nights, clinching the Comp Cams Super Dirt Series title with his 15th tour victory of the season and seventh straight.

Quotable: "I kept creeping higher and higher and feeling it out, without losing a spot. We got to that lapped car there and I felt like that was my chance and I was able to hit it just right and get some speed down the hill," Dillard said before later adding that he's “always wanted to win a championship. Been racing a long time and I’d never done it, so I’m extremely happy to get this for my car owners, first off. Just my whole team, we’ve had a phenomenal year and they work hard, I just couldn’t be more blessed to be standing here."

Key notes: Dillard immediately pulled back to Arrowhead's bottom groove and led the rest of the way unchallenged for his sixth Comp Cams Series victory of the season at Arrowhead, boosting his total race winnings to more than $66,000 there this year, including this weekend's $20,052 sweep. ... His 22nd career Comp Cams victory moves him into a tie with Billy Moyer Jr. for third on the tour's all-time list. ... The co-sanctioned event gave Dillard his ninth career Nutrien Ag Solutions Revival Super Dirt Series victory and seventh of the season. ... Outside front-row starter Terry Phillips led the opening 30 laps before Dillard worked his way by in heavy lapped traffic on the narrowing groove, as Phillips held on for second. ... Timothy Culp, majority leader of Friday's 35-lap prelim, worked his way to second by lap four until contact with Dillard sent him spinning in turn four on the 13th lap; series officials determined Culp blended back in line in the sixth position, but he could only gain one spot over the next 15 laps, finishing fifth. ... Dillon McCowan inherited third on the lap-13 restart and completed the podium finishers. ... Ninth-starting Chris Bragg finished fourth and was crowned the 2026 Revival Series champ. ... Cody Overton was disqualified after appearing to win the night's fourth heat race and rallied to finish eighth after transferring through the B-main. ... Kylan Garner was also DQ'd from the fourth heat and improved nine spots to place 11th. ... Besides the lap-13 caution for Culp's spin, the race was slowed two other times, both before a lap was completed; Geoff Aitken, Jason Redman Jimmy Vanzandt were eliminated in a turn-one melee. ... Polesitter Billy Moyer slowed on the ensuing restart and pulled off. ... The 40-lap feature lasted 31 minutes with 17 starters completing the distance and 21 running at the finish.

On the move: Cody Overton of Evans, Ga., started 18th and finished eighth.

Winner's sponsors: Dillard’s Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Clements Racing Engine and sponsored by S&S Fishing & Rental, Joel’s Auto Sales, Strength Roofing & Siding, Jenkins Logging, Johnsville Company, Jody’s Oilfield Service, Bryan Cook Trucks, Hoosier Racing Tire, Lonestar Equipment & Repair, Mesilla Valley Transportation, Nichols, Production Jars, Integra Shocks, VP Racing Fuels and Supreme Vinyl Works.

Points chase: Comp Cams 2026 final: 1. Cade Dillard (4,950); 2. Kyle Beard (4,330); T3. Billy Moyer (4,145); T3. Timothy Culp (4,145); 5. Chandler Petty (4,060).

Current weather: Clear, 45°F

Car count: 31

Fast qualifier: Billy Moyer

Time: 14.129 seconds

Polesitter: Billy Moyer

Heat race winners: Billy Moyer, Dillon McCowan, Terry Phillips, Timothy Culp

Consolation race winners: Daniel Hilsabeck

Provisional starters: Kyle Beard, Chandler Petty, Brandon Ball, Jimmy Vanzandt, Jon Mitchell, Jerrett Bransom