What won the race: Inherting the lead after Hunter Rasdon's mechanical faileure with three laps remaining, fifth-row starter Dane Dacus of Arlington, Tenn., raced to a $2,000 victory on the Comp Cams Super Dirt Series at Camden Speedway. He outran series points leader Jack Sullivan and reigning series champ Kyle Beard for his first series victory in five seasons.

Key notes: Dacus, who has four series victories, previously won on the series June 11, 2010, at Malden (Mo.) Speedway. ... Dacus took second from Kyle Beard on lap 33. ... Shannon Scott hit an infield tire barrier on the 14th lap. ... The series made its third visit to Camden. ... Camden's event follows Friday's race at Greenville (Miss.) Speedway, won by Hunter Rasdon. ... Camden regularly runs NeSmith-sanctioned Crate Late Models.

On the move: Winner Dane Dacus started ninth; Charles LaPlant started 14th and finished sixth.

Winner's sponsors: Dacus is sponsored by Taylormade Proformance, Protec Fire Systems, O.H. Hendricks Race Metal, GW Performance and Arlington Precision Machine Works.

Points chase: Jack Sullivan of Greenbrier, Ark., left Camden with 1,291 points; Kyle Beard (1,234) and Robert Baker (1,226) are in pursuit.

Car count: 24

Polesitter: Jack Sullivan

Heat race winners: Jack Sullivan, Kyle Beard, Hunter Rasdon

Next series race: July 31, Crowley's Ridge Raceway (Paragould, AR) $2,000