Rallying from his 16th starting spot, Blair notched his 300th career feature victory. ... Blair won on the same card as the Bill Law Memorial for the RUSH Crate Late Model tour; Jeremy Wonderling won that feature.

Taking the lead on the last lap, Homan edged Belden by less than four-tenths of a second.

DuBois scored his first Crate victory since 2016. ... “We have just been working and working on this car and trying to make small steps to not go past where we need to be and I think we are getting closer,” DuBois said.

Blair took the lead from Wonderling by threading the needle on the 12th lap. ... His victory came with the track's switch to Super Late Models as the headline division for 2019.

Homan overtook Kevan Cook on the seventh lap. ... Georgians Cody Overton and Ahnna Parkhurst made the long haul for top-five finishes.

Frank earned $2,734 in the season opener. ... Max Blair took a shot at Chub Frank on the last lap, but Blair slowed after making contact with a slower car. ... Damian Bidwell won the Crate Late Model feature over Scott Gurdak.

“Starting up front definitely helps but this is our second year with this car and we really are getting it figured out,” Mazur said after leading 25 laps. “Normally the top is so good here but I saw Jimmy (Johnson) peaking underneath me in turns one and two and the bottom was really good over there. Once I moved down there we were in pretty good shape.”

Fleming overtook Brandon Mowat on an early restart and built a three-second lead by halfway.

Wonderling overtook Guzzardi on the eighth lap. ... “Within the first five laps I could tell that the car was really good,” Wonderling said. “I thought I had Beamer (on a lap-eight restart, which was called back), but I knew I could just wait for his mistake and got it soon enough as his car washed up.”

Bidwell won the makeup of last season's postponed Dutch Hoag Memorial.