What won the race: Fortunate to make it to the track after toterhome problems in heading to the track, polesitter Hunter Rasdon of Jonesboro, Ark., led all 35 laps Saturday at steamy Boothill Speedway for a $2,500 Comp Cams Super Dirt Series victory. Rasdon took the checkers 1.040 seconds ahead of home-state driver Robbie Stuart for his second series victory of 2018.

Key notes: Rasdon has nine career Comp Cams victories, including earlier this season at Lone Star Speedway in Kilgore, Texas. ... Several drivers had flat tires and Rasdon's right-rear tire went flat in victory lane. ... Rasdon survived a late restart after Zach McMillan clipped a tire barrier near the end of the race. ... Series points leader Jack Sullivan finished seventh. ... B.J. Robinson, second in series points, retired after 20 laps when his car's rear end broke. ... Ten drivers completed 35 laps.

On the move: Tanner Kellick of Mer Rouge, La., started 16th and finished ninth.

Winner's sponsors: Rasdon’s Black Diamond Chassis is sponsored by Baker-Welman-Brown Insurance and Financial Services, Brown Bros. Farms, Keith Hammett Trucking & Construction, WAR Suspension, B&B Motorsports, Stuckey Enterprises and Allstar Performance.

Points chase: Heading to Boothill, four-time race winner Jack Sullivan of Greenbrier, Ark., has 1,935 points to lead B.J. Robinson (1,815) and Hunter Rasdon (1,769).

Car count: 16

Fast qualifier: Hunter Rasdon

Time: 15.543 seconds

Polesitter: Hunter Rasdon

Heat race winners: Hunter Rasdon, Cade Dillard

Next series race: July 27, Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, AR) $2,000