What won the race: Polesitter Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., led all 30 laps Saturday at Rooks County Speedway to complete a Kansas weekend sweep on the Nutrien Ag Solutions Revival Super Dirt Series. Ross, a winner with previous night at La Crosse's Rush County Speedway, took the checkers 0.422 of a second ahead of Aaron Marrant for a $3,000 victory.

Quotable: "I can carry my momentum and carry enough speed I could outrun these guys," Ross said, "and that's what I did."

Key notes: Eli Ross notched his series leading eighth Revival Series victory of the season and series-leading 10th of his career. ... Ten drivers completed 30 laps. ... The 17-minute feature concluded just before 10 p.m. ... Dusty Leonard and Spencer Landers scratched from the feature. ... Rooks County hosted its Late Model touring race since Aug. 6, 2023, an event won by Rob Mayea on the now-defunct United Rebel Late Model Series.

On the move: Dan Smith of Beloit, Kan., started 18th and finished 11th.

Winner's sponsors: Ross drives a Rocket Chassis powered by a Pro Power Racing Engine and sponsored by Jay Hodge Chevrolet, Ross Construction, Prophet Plumbing, York Street Tire, Hornback’s Catfish Ranch, Turf Specialists, Morgan Towing & Recovery, The Hayden Ross Motorsports Foundation, Maxima Racing Oils, Peterson Fluid Systems, Joe Godsey Racing, Bill Frye Motorsports, Schoenfeld Headers, Deatherage Opticians and Raptor Designs.

Points chase: After Rooks County: 1. Eli Ross (4,130); 2. Chris Bragg (3,890); 3. Jerrett Bransom (3,480); 4. Jon Mitchell (2,040); 5. Jake Nightingale (1,880).

Current weather: Broken Clouds Thunder Light Rain, NA

Car count: 21

Fast qualifier: Eli Ross

Time: 15.048 seconds

Dash winner: Eli Ross

Heat race winners: Jadyn Friesen, Chris Bragg

Next series race: August 21, Salt City Speedway (Hutchinson, KS) $3,000