What won the race: Leading all 25 laps at Lernerville on Saturday, outside front row starter Max Blair of Centerville, Pa., picked up his second career RUSH Dirt Late Model Series Steel City Stampede win. Blair finished 2.143 seconds head of polesitter Jeremy Wonderling for a $2,000 victory, his sixth series win of the 2019.

Quotable: "I got into those lapped cars and didn't know where to go," said Blair. "I was trying to be patient and I thought I heard something and looked down and caught a glimpse of yellow (Wonderling) getting off (turn) four one time. I thought to myself, 'I need to make something happen right now,’ and we got through there. I'm pumped for Jeremy and his guys that he won a championship again … great guy and family. I can't congratulate him on that enough."

Key notes: The win was Blair’s sixth RUSH Dirt Late Model Series victory of the season. … Blair is the first repeat Steel City Stampede winner in RUSH Dirt Late Model Series history. … Chad Sines won the non-qualifier’s race.

On the move: Michael Duritsky of Masontown, Pa., started 18th and finished ninth.

Winner's sponsors: Blair’s Rocket Chassis is sponsored by Specialty Products, Previty’s Auto Wrecking, Moody & Son Welding, Murphy’s Logging, C&J Dairy, Upstate Auto Group, Sons of the American Legion Post 1460, Niemeyer’s Garage, Plyler Entry Systems and MWB Graphics.

Points chase: Jeremy Wonderling of Wellsville, N.Y., who finished second, wrapped up the RUSH Dirt Late Model Series championship.

Current weather: Sunny, 56°F

Car count: 36

Fast qualifier: Alex Ferree

Time: 16.776 seconds

Polesitter: Jeremy Wonderling

Dash winner: Jeremy Wonderling

Heat race winners: Alex Ferree, John Waters, Max Blair, John Mollick

Consolation race winners: Justin Lamb, Joey Zambotti