What won the race: Polesitter Brian Rickman of Columbus, Miss., won a late-race duel with B.J. Robinson to win Sunday’s Comp Cams Series race at Greenville. Rickman, who took the lead from Robinson just before a caution waved for contender Hunter Rasdon with two laps remaining, held the sixth-starting Robinson off on the restart and won by 0.748 of a second to earn $2,000 in the 30-lapper.

Key notes: Brian Rickman earned his second Comp Cams win of the season and third of his career. … He won at Greenville on May 11 and at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Miss., in July ’17. … Sixteen of the 22 starters finished with 14 completing 30 laps. … Hunter Rasdon got into the frontstretch wall with two laps remaining. ... The feature ended after 2 a.m. … Series leader Jack Sullivan of Greenbrier, Ark., inherited the third position with Hunter Rasdon’s exit on lap 28. … Mike Palasini Jr. of Leland, Miss., won Saturday's race at Greenville.

On the move: Charlie Cole of Wynne, Ark., started 16th and finished fourth for Larry Shaw Race Cars Hard Charger honors.

Winner's sponsors: Rickman's Rocket Chassis has a Jay Dickens Racing Engine and is sponsored by Advanced Logistics, 1250 Package Store, Rickman Brothers Trucking and McKleroy Motorports.

Points chase: Entering the weekend, Jack Sullivan (2,399) of Greenbrier, Ark., led Hunter Rasdon (2,253), B.J. Robinson (2,243), Gavin Landers (2,112) and Tanner Kellick (1981).

Car count: 22

Fast qualifier: Brian Rickman

Time: 14.506 seconds

Polesitter: Brian Rickman

Heat race winners: Brian Rickman, Clay Fisher, Rick Rickman

Next series race: September 15, Springfield Raceway (Springfield, MO) $3,000