What won the race: Fifth-row starter Chris Ferguson of Mount Holly, N.C., swept around Johnny Pursley on the 37th of 50 laps and captured Saturday's Jack Starrette Memorial at Modoc Raceway. Ferguson earned $5,022 for his 12th career Ultimate Southeast victory as he became the seventh winner in seven series races in 2019.

Quotable: “Even with the bad luck of having a flat tire while leading on Friday night at Carolina Speedway, this was the kind of weekend that our team needed,” Ferguson said. “We had a great car all weekend, and then to win the race in memory of Jack for the fourth time just means so much. He was a guy that gave me a great opportunity early in my career, and he’ll always have a special place in my heart."

Key notes: Ferguson won the Jack Starrette Memorial for the fourth time. ... Fifteen drivers completed 50 laps. ... Fourth-starting Donald Bradsher completed a single lap. ... The race honored the longtime sponsor and racing supporter known for his overwhelming generosity. ... Ultimate Southeast competitors return to Modoc on Aug. 3.

On the move: Winner Chris Ferguson started 10th.

Winner's sponsors: Ferguson’s Sweet-Bloomquist Race Car is powered by a Clements Racing Engine and sponsored by Diff-Tan Machining, K&K Trucking, Live Oak Aesthetic and Family Dentistry, Champion, The Racing Warehouse, RPM Truck & Trailer Sales & Service, New Point Lighting & Design, Carver & Son’s Roofing, Southeast Foundation and Crawlspace Repair, Langley Collision Center and Keith’s Handyman Services.

Points chase: Zack Mitchell extended his series points lead.

Current weather: Mostly Cloudy, 80°F

Car count: 25

Fast qualifier: Dennis Franklin

Time: 15.892 seconds

Polesitter: Dennis Franklin

Next series race: June 15, Virginia Motor Speedway (Jamaica, VA) $20,000