What won the race: Overtaking Jake O'Neil for a third time, Ashton Winger of Hampton, Ga., led the final three laps Saturday at Magnolia Motor Speedway to complete a sweep of the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series Clash at the Mag weekend. Winger added his $12,000 victory to Friday's $8,000 payday in denying O'Neil his first Super Late Model victory by 0.545 of a second amid rugged conditions after afternoon rain.

Quotable: "Ill be honest, Jake was so far gone I thought I was going to run second," Winger said. "Then I looked up on the board and there was like five (laps) to go. ... I could see Jake, and then I saw, he had a lap car or two giving him trouble. And man, things are so aerodynamic that, you know, just whenever you get in bad air and it's rough like that, it's really just all about finding a, a clean, smooth line."

Key notes: Ashton Winger notched his fifth career Hunt the Front tour victory. ... Besides his winning pass on lap 48, twice Winger overtook seventh-starting Jake O'Neil on restarts (laps 18 and 28), but twice O'Neil went under Winger exiting turn two to regain command several laps later. ... Ashton Winger led laps 18-20, 28-32 and 48-50. ... O'Neil, a HTF tour rookie, appeared prime for his first Super Late Model victory, but he couldn't hold off Winger's late charge. ... Third-place finisher Zack Mitchell, who battled vision problems, started third but was running 12th at halfway. He rallied late in the high groove to run as high as second. ... Polesitter Joseph Joiner led the first 13 laps and finished sixth Sam Seawright started in a Coltman Farms Racing backup car and retired after 15 laps. ... Three cautions slowed the action, including on the initial start for a scramble back in the pack. ... Jamie Elam got into the turn-two wall on the 18th lap; his car was towed away. .... On the 28th lap, Mario Gresham ended up crossways on the backstretch just in front of the leaders. ... Evan Ellis scratched from the feature. ... The 23-minute feature concluded at 11:05 p.m. with eleven drivers completing 50 laps. ... The Magnolia weekend was the tour's first completed races since April 11 after five rainouts in May. ... Rain hit the track mid-afternoon, but the event went on as planned.

On the move: Runner-up Jake O'Neil of Tucson, Ariz., started seventh.

Winner's sponsors: Winger’s Jeff Mathews Motorsports Rocket Chassis is powered by an Andy Durham Racing Engine and carries sponsorship from RV Select Inc., CURS, Super K Express, Keyser Manufacturing, Integra Shocks, Angry Elephant Tattoo and Piercing, FK Rod Ends, A-Plus Collision Center, Hoosier Tire, Simpson Race Products, Collins Signs, DirtCarLift.com, VP Race Fuels, CSR Aluminum Fabrication, Boswell Oil and WrapTech.

Points chase: After Magnolia: 1. Zack Mitchell (460); 2. Ashton Winger (452); 3. Joseph Joiner (422); 4. Jadon Frame (392); 5. Jake O'Neil (388).

Current weather: Broken Clouds, 79°F

Car count: 30

Fast qualifier: Dalton Cook

Time: 13.416 seconds

Polesitter: Joseph Joiner

Heat race winners: Joseph Joiner, Zack Mitchell, Dalton Cook, Josh Putnam

Consolation race winners: Brian Rickman, Mario Gresham

Provisional starters: Jason Lively, Trenton Mathis

Next series race: June 26, Cochran Motor Speedway (Cochran, GA) $8,000