What won the race: Tristan Chamberlain of Richmond, Ind., overcame multiple restarts and heavy lapped traffic en route to a dominant victory in Saturday night's Salute the Troops 40 at 191 Speedway. Chamberlain crossed the line 0.631 of a second ahead of Derek Fisher for the $5,000 payday and his first career Ultimate Heart of America Series victory.

Quotable: “I’m pretty sure this is my biggest win to this day, five grand, so it’s pretty cool. It’s great to do it with the Ultimate (Heart of America Series), I ran their series a bunch before in the past, so it’s great to get my biggest win with them so far,” Chamberlain said. “I figured (Derek Fisher) would be right on me (at the finish). That lapped traffic, you had get through it one way or another. I knew on the restarts he’d be right on me, so I was trying to protect my lane right around the tires as much as possible.”

Key notes: Chamberlain, the 2021 series champ, scored the most lucrative victory of his career and his third overall triumph of the season. ... It's Chamberlain's second victory of the weekend after topping Friday's local show at Moler Raceway Park in Williamsburg, Ohio. ... Derek Fisher, winner of April 19's $5,000 Ultimate HofA opening visit, trailed Chamberlain the entire way, but never truly challenged for the victory. ... Henry Hornsby III started and finished third. ... Brandon Fouts took fourth from Blake Creech on the 24th lap. Creech slipped to seventh in the final rundown. ... Josh Vinyard slowed from 11th on lap 38, drawing the race's sixth and final caution. He did not continue. ... Clint Hodges and Joe Mayabb had separate issues on the 22nd lap, triggering the fifth slowdown. ... The biggest incident came on lap five and necessitated a five-minute red flag for cleanup after Rocky Moore, Mason Means and Daniel Shelton tangled on the frontstretch. Means spun and retired a couple of laps later, while Shelton (lap 16) and Moore (lap 19) also failed to finish. ... Fourth-running Shannon Thornsberry slammed the turn-two wall on lap six, collecting Ethan Toedter before grinding to a halt. Neither driver was able to continue. ... Saturday's feature, the second of five scheduled Ultimate Heart of America Series visits to 191 Speedway, lasted 28 minutes, with nine starters completing 40 laps. ... Andrew Mayabb scratched after hot laps.

On the move: Brandon Fouts of Kite, Ky., started 19th and finished fourth.

Winner's sponsors: Chamberlain’s Gibson Racing Infinity Race Car is powered by a SPEC Racing Engine and carries sponsorship from Vision Wood Werx, KEG Storm & Sewer Nozzles, Pardo’s Towing Service, VP Racing Fuels, FK Rod Ends, Penske Racing Shocks, MD3 Five-Star Bodies, XS Power Batteries, Bert by Budda Transmissions and Wide Open Graphics.

Points chase: After 191 Speedway: 1. Blake Creech (90); 2. Larry Martin Jr. (78); 3. Brad Rickels (73); T4. Rusty Schlenk (69); T4. Derek Fisher (69); 6. Kenneth Howell (67).

Current weather: Clear, 61°F

Car count: 23

Fast qualifier: Brandon Fouts

Time: 13.523 seconds

Polesitter: Tristan Chamberlain

Heat race winners: Tristan Chamberlain, Derek Fisher, Henry Hornsby III

Next series race: May 25, Mudlick Valley Raceway (Wallingford, KY) $5,000