What won the race: Winning a battle with reigning series champ Brian Diveley, McKay Wenger of Fairbury, Ill., regained the lead for good with four laps remaining for a $1,500 Midwest Big 10 Series victory at Macon Speedway.

Key notes: Wenger won for the second time in five Big 10 races. ... Wenger battled the first 30 laps in a position-swapping battle with Chuck Mitchell and Matt Taylor. ... Brian Diveley used the low groove to take the point from Wenger in the second half of the 50-lapper. ... Four cautions slowed the feature that had four lead changes. ... Crate Late Models competed, too, with Guy Taylor the top-finishing Crate driver in sixth. ... Macon veteran Dick Taylor, 71, finished 10th; he won five Lite Beer Twin 50 events, most recently in 1995. ... The top points driver in Big 10 points will get a provisional starting spot in Macon's Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and UMP DIRTcar Summernationals events.

Winner's sponsors: Wenger's Pierce Race Car is sponsored by Central Illinois Buildings and Creative Kitchens & Bath.

Points chase: Entering the weekend, Brian Diveley had 186 points to lead Greg Kimmons (172) and McKay Wenger (168).

Car count: 13

Next series race: June 21, Jacksonville Speedway (Jacksonville, IL) $5,000