What won the race: Leading every lap, Riley Hickman of Ooltewah, Tenn., won his second straight Hoosier Racing Tire South 100. Hickman held off a late charge by Ronnie Johnson of Chattanooga, Tenn., who finished second. Hickman earned $10,000 in the season finale for the for Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series.

Quotable: "I just (wanted) to get through those lapped cars clean," said Hickman. "When we were in clean traffic I was pretty good and I felt like we really maneuverable and stuff. I got to those guys and they were racing really hard for position. You can't expect them to just get out of your way. They're racing for position and we're racing for the same deal. You just take it and hope you make the right decisions."

Key notes: Hickman earned his third career Chevy Series victory. ... After six cautions slowed the action in the first 33 laps, the final 67 circuits went caution free. ... Johnson started on the front row and slipped back to fifth in the first two laps before rallying back. He cut Hickman's 2.6-second lead down to .641 seconds with 11 laps remaining, but couldn't gain anymore. ... The race was the season finale for the Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series. … The $10,000-to-win, 100-lapper was the richest event in series history. … Johnson won Saturday's tour stop at Dixie Speedway. ... Jason Croft won the companion $3,000 Rome Boss race for Super Late Models.

On the move: Zach Pilcher improved 10 spots from 15th to fifth.

Winner's sponsors: Hickman’s No. R1 carries sponsorship from Tucker's Mobile Home Service, Austin Trucking, Brinkley Farms, American Billet, Hickman Manufacturing, Competition Racing Equipment and RH Designs.

Points chase: Devin Dixon of Apollo Beach, Fla., finished fourth to wrap up the series championship for Big Frog Motorsports. Dixon was two points out of the series lead entering the finale.

Car count: 24

Fast qualifier: Riley Hickman

Time: 13.623 seconds

Polesitter: Riley Hickman

Consolation race winners: Dalton Polston, Michael Page