Hauser scored his first career victory. ... Four frontunners — Paul Grigsby, Jimmy Johnson, J.J. Mazur and Alan Chapman — tangled amid traffic, and Hauser got through unscathed. ... ““When everyone wadded up I just wanted to miss J.J. and then was praying nobody came in to the back of me," Hauser said. "I had no idea what position I would be in.”

Steve LeBarron tried a high-side pass for the lead on lap 29 but spun off turn four. ... Knowles earned $1,000 in topping the 19-car field.

Johnson went around the pole-starting Ricotta on the sixth lap. ... “My car was bogging down on restarts again tonight but once I got going this car likes to run right through the black (center of the track) and it worked great again tonight,” Johnson said.

Scott earned $2,500 as the track opened its coronavirus-delayed season. ... Max Blair was leading the event when Easton Hedman bounced off the backstretch wall and collected him, ending Blair's race. ... Blair salvaged the night with a $1,500 victory in the Bill Law Memorial for Crate Late Models.

Wonderling was penalized early in the race when he wrecked Paul Grigsby on a slide job. ... He restarted sixth and made his way to the front, overtaking early leader Doug Ricotta.

“I was licking my chops when I saw (David Pangrazio) pick the bottom on that restart,” Wonderling said in victory lane.  “He took the top line in the restart before and got me so when he picked the bottom I was like ‘All right, game on.’ ” ... The event drew a full 24-car field.

Jason Knowles took the lead from waters on the sixth lap. ... Mazur started near the rear of the 10-car field.

Second-running Jason Knowles tried a last-lap high-side move on Pangrazio but a broken suspension left him stranded without crossing the finish line.