What won the race: Building as much as a half-track lead, John Ownbey of Cleveland, Tenn., led all the way Saturday at Boyd's Speedway for a $3,000 Super Late Model victory in the rain-postponed Cabin Fever. Finishing second was Cory Hedgecock followed by polesitter Michael Page, who was in the middle of a postrace altercation during the frontstretch victory lane photo session.

Quotable: "I had a carburetor problem or something," Ownbey said in victory lane. "It was cutting out awful bad, but I told (the crew) I think it was kind of giving us traction. It might've worked out for the good."

Key notes: Ownbey had a half-track advantage when a caution appeared for Austin Horton with three laps remaining. ... A fight broke out on the frontstretch after third-place finisher Michael Page of Douglasville, Ga., criticized Ownbey's tactics in a postrace interview; it didn't appear anyone suffered injury in the postrace fireworks that included a flurry of Ownbey crew members, track workers and other participants, but fans lined the fence to get a closer look. ... A six-car pileup drew a red flag on the first lap. ... Another yellow appeared on lap 12 for Tim Busha. ... The race was postponed a week by Jan. 27 rain. ... The 10th annual event was the track's first under new promoter Kathie Coulter, whose grandfather founded the track. ... Ronnie Johnson earned $1,500 for a Crate Late Model victory; the division had 44 cars. ... More than 150 race cars overall entered the event.

On the move: Corey Roulette of Cumming, Ga., started 16th and finished ninth.

Winner's sponsors: Ownbey's No. J0 is sponsored by Sam's Restaurant Equipment, Frazier Property Rentals, Karsch Boutique and M&S Motors.

Car count: 41

Fast qualifier: Michael Page

Time: 14.398 seconds

Polesitter: Michael Page

Heat race winners: Tod Hernandez, Eric Granger, Zach Leonhardi, Jordan Rodabaugh

Consolation race winners: Bobby Giffin, Chuck Smith