What won the race: Jacob Hawkins of Fairmont, W.Va., led all but the first lap Sunday at Tyler County Speedway and cruised to his second straight victory in the Earl Hill Memorial. Hawkins earned $5,080 in outrunning his older brother, Jared Hawkins, who rallied from the last row to finish second in the 34th annual event.

Key notes: Jacob Hawkins finished 5.9 seconds ahead of his brother. ... He's among several drivers who have won the event more than once. ... Polesitter Kyle Thomas led the first lap before Jacob Hawkins paced the rest of the way. ... Ten cars finished on the lead lap. ... Five cautions slowed the action, twice on the fourth lap for a Todd Brennan-Derek Doll tangle and then a Chuck Kimble spin. ... Travis Brown and Ed Shuman got together for a lap-seven caution; Brown retired and Shuman restarted on the tail. ... Robbie Scott pulled off during a lap-15 yellow. ... Cody Rogers and Mike Benedum made contact battling for third on the 27th lap; Rogers retired. ... In the Crate Late Model feature, Kyle Thomas raced to victory.

On the move: Runner-up Jared Hawkins of Fairmont, W.Va., started 22nd.

Winner's sponsors: Hawkins drives a C.J. Johnson Motorsports Rocket Chassis powered by a Durham Racing Engine and sponsored by J&J Farms, Middletown Homes and Cash Cabins.

Points chase: Kyle Thomas leads the track's Super Late Model points.

Current weather: Clear, 72°F

Car count: 22

Fast qualifier: Todd Brennan

Time: 12.653 seconds

Polesitter: Kyle Thomas

Heat race winners: Kyle Thomas, Jacob Hawkins, Mike Benedum