What won the race: Slipping by early leader and last week's WISSOTA 100 winner Chad Becker completing the 15th lap, third-starting Tyler Peterson of Hickson, N.D., paced the final 11 circuits in Sunday's rain-postponed 54th annual Stock Car Stampede at Jamestown Speedway. Peterson endured late-race restarts to beat Becker by 0.636 of a second, securing a $5,054 payday and his second career Stampede victory.

Quotable: “(Chad Becker) got the big one last weekend, it was my turn,” Peterson joked before adding, “I knew the rubber was gonna come back in, so I was just pacing the middle there and all of a sudden I felt it streaking up in the middle. He didn’t know it was there yet and that’s where I got him.”

Key notes: Peterson captured his third overall Stock Car Stampede, adding to wins in a Late Model (2023) and modified (2015). ... Peterson notched his richest victory since August 2024 on Structural Buildings WISSOTA Challenge Series at Proctor (Minn.) Speedway. ... It was his 15th overall feature win of the season. ... Second-starting Chad Becker, fresh off a $10,000 WISSOTA 100 triumph Sept. 13 at I-94 Speedway in Fergus Falls, Minn., led the opening 14 laps before giving way to Peterson, then held off Billy Kendall to finish second. ... Seventh-starting Mike Greseth overtook Cole Schill for fourth on a lap-23 restart, relegating Schill to fifth. ... Ryan Mikkelson, defending Stampede winner, climbed five positions to finish sixth. ... Mitch Johnson improved 10 spots to complete the top-10 finishers. ... Lucas Rodin finished 18th in his Late Model debut aboard a Rusty Kollman-owned entry. ... The race's opening caution flew when polesitter Jack Koranda spun from fifth on the 19th lap. ... Konner Sperle spun in nearly the same spot four laps later, bringing out the second and final yellow; he continued to finish 21st, the final starter to complete 25 laps. ... The Stock Car Stampede feature, originally slated for Saturday before a rain postponement, lasted 12 minutes. ... In Saturday's prelims, Laine Schwehr of Sanborn, N.D., had a rollover accident in his heat race and was flow to a Fargo, N.D., hospital for treatment of unspecified injuries. According to the family, on Sunday he was stable and in good spirits.

On the move: Billy Kendall of Walker, Minn., started 16th and finished third.

Winner's sponsors: Peterson’s Rocket Chassis is powered by a Corky Thomas Race Engine and carries sponsorship from AllFab Railings & Metalworks, Aggressive Towing, High Power Crane, Quick-Lift by TP Fabricating, Northwest Auto Body, Fastenal, Powerdcoat Specialists, Thiele Family Farms, Next Level Concrete Pumping & Conveying, The Pit Stop, Fox Racing Shox and Cain Designs & Wraps.

Points chase: Jamestown before Sunday: 1. Ryan Mikkelson (58); 2. Dustin Strand (56); T3. Zach Johnson (54); T3. Tyler Peterson (54); 5. Cole Schill (52). WISSOTA National through Sept. 12: 1. Tyler Peterson (1,646); 2. Chad Becker (1,593); 3. Dave Mass (1,571); 4. Shane Sabraski (1,564); 5. Kevin Burdick (1,562).

Current weather: Scattered Clouds, 70°F

Car count: 32

Polesitter: Jack Koranda

Heat race winners: Jack Koranda, Chad Becker, Tyler Peterson, Cole Schill, Mike Stearns

Consolation race winners: Blaine Doppler, Ryan Dahl