What won the race: Completing a dominating sweep at the 29th annual Budweiser Nationals, Bobby Hogge IV of Salinas, Calif., earned $3,000 for capturing Saturday's Late Model feature in Bakersfield, Calif. He also earned $2,000 for Friday's Late Model victory and captured both IMCA-sanctioned modified features.

Quotable: "We just tried to maintain the lead," Hogge said. "The track picked up a little rubber about halfway, three-quarters of the way through, and we just tried to keep a good even pace and not cook any tires."

Key notes: Hogge also swept the Late Model portion of Bakersfield's major fall event in 2010. ... The Budweiser Nationals marks the track's biggest Late Model weekend of the season. ... It's the second of two nights of action. ... Previous Late Model winners at Bakersfield in 2014: Tommy Malcolm, Mke Kirby (twice) and Tony Toste. ... The track expects as many of 200 race cars overall to compete in more than 600 laps of racing. ... Earl Pearson Jr., the four-time Lucas Oil Series champion leaving Bobby Labonte Racing as the conclusion of 2014 to rejoin Dunn-Benson Motorsports, is expected to compete in the track's modified action.

Winner's sponsors: Hogge's No. 2 is sponsored by Victory Circle Chassis & Parts Inc., Steinwand and Integra Shocks.

Car count: 25