What won the race: Fifth-starting Billy Moyer Jr. of Batesville, Ark., took the lead from Ray Moore of Haughton, La., in traffic just after the 30-lap feature's midway point and went on to become the Comp Cams Super Dirt Series' first repeat winner in 2014. Friday's Timberline winner Kyle Beard of Trumann, Ark., and Moore rounded out the podium.

Quotable: “Hats off to Billy White and the entire Timberline Speedway staff on their efforts this weekend," series director Chris Ellis said. "This is the best this track has ever been as you could race top to bottom both nights. They started reworking the track at 7:30 a.m. this morning, and it showed with great racing.”

Key notes: Moore took the lead at the drop of the green flag from his outside front-row starting spot. ... Shannon Scott spun on the first lap after exiting turn four three-wide. ... Moyer quickly moved to second. ... Lynn Beach and Rick Hearnsberger tangled to trigger the race's second caution. ... Moyer took the point just after the leaders caught the tail of the field. ... Timothy Culp drew the final caution; Beard took second from Moore on the ensuing restart. ... Moyer ran unchallenged in the closing stages and secured the $2,000 victory. ... The 26-year-old's previous Comp Cams victory came April 25 at Camden (Tenn.) Speedway; his 13 career series victories are second to only Wendell Wallace's 18. ... Moyer's Hall of Fame father also triumphed Saturday, winning $3,000 in the Lucas Oil Midwest LateModel Racing Association's event at Outlaw Motorsports Park in Muskogee, Okla.

On the move: After starting ninth, Beard worked his way to a runner-up finish.

Winner's sponsors: Moyer Jr.'s Moyer Xtreme by Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Pro Power Racing Engine with sponsorship from Banner Valley Hauling, BSB Mfg., Car City, Crop Production Services, Dyna-Grow, Imperial Motors, Karl Chevrolet, Mesilla Valley Transportation, New Vision Graphics, Performance Bodies, Red Line Oil, Rockhard Powder Coating and Watters Autoland.

Points chase: Beard widened his points lead for the second consecutive night, Clay Fisher of Dewitt, Ark., and Tommy Surrett of Little Rock, Ark., entered the event as Beard's nearest competitors; they finished fourth and sixth respectively.

Car count: 19

Polesitter: Tommy Surrett

Heat race winners: Tommy Surrett, Wendall Bolden, Shannon  Scott

Next series race: July 20, Boothill Speedway (Greenwood, LA) $3,000