What won the race: Making a rare Late Model start, fourth-starting Chris Brown of Spring, Texas, ran away with the second round of the Southern Dirt Track Championship at Texas Motor Speedway for a $7,000 victory. Winning by more than eight seconds, Brown recorded his first career Comp Cams Super Dirt Series victory while Friday’s winner Cade Dillard finished second.

Key notes: Brown, a former Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series regular, has primarily competed in modified divisions in recent seasons. He was making just his second Late Model start of 2019. ... Brown took the lead from polesitter Timothy Culp on the 15th lap. ... Fourth-finishing Payton Looney was competing in a new Capital Race Car. ... John O. Whittington scored top-five finishes both nights in a rare series appearance. ... The Comp Cams tour visits the dazzling 4/10-mile oval for the first time with a Friday-Saturday doubleheader. ... The track hosted its first Late Model events since 2015.

On the move: Terry Phillips of Springfield, Mo., started 18th and finished seventh.

Points chase: Entering the weekend, Tony Jackson Jr. of Lebanon, Mo., had 3,116 points and led Timothy Culp (3,059) and Kyle Beard (2,970).

Current weather: Mostly Sunny, 91°F

Car count: 37

Polesitter: Timothy Culp

Heat race winners: Payton Looney, Chris Brown, Colton Horner, John O. Whittington, Cade Dillard

Consolation race winners: Hunter Rasdon, Tony Jackson Jr.

Next series race: October 11, Lucas Oil Speedway (Wheatland, MO) $3,000