What won the race: Going under Josh Rice on the 34th lap, Daulton Wilson of Fayetteville, N.C., captured his first career Brownstown Speedway victory Saturday in the $10,000 21st annual Hall of Fame Classic. The fourth-starting Wilson notched his first career Northern Allstars Late Model Series victory in taking the checkers 1.976 seconds ahead of JRR Motorsports teammate and early leader Justin Rattliff. Rice, who won his first Brownstown feature in May 31 Northern Allstars action, finished third at the quarter-mile oval.

Quotable: "This is awesome," Wilson said. "We've been struggling this year and I can't thank my guys enough for for never quitting on me and my awesome car owner James (Rattliff) and Justin, they, they give us everything we need to race and then some. We've flatout got our teeth kicked in this year and it's awesome to come home and race with them and to run first and second with Justin, and then I guess Jason (Jameson) got in there, too."

Key notes: Wilson notched his first Super Late Model victory since Aug. 30, 2024, in Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man Series competition at Portsmouth (Ohio) Raceway Park. ... Campbellsville, Ky.-based JRR Motorsports drivers finished in three of the top four spots with Wilson, Rattliff and fourth-finishing Jason Jameson. ... Rattliff unofficially led the first 14 laps and Josh Rice led laps 15-33. ... Myles Moos of Lincoln, Ill., was fifth in his Brownstown debut. ... Two cautions slowed the action, the first on the initial start when Tyler Neal spun in turn four. ... Outside front-row starter Michael Chilton slowed and retired on the 21st lap while running ninth. ... Devin Gilpin went to a backup car after engine problems in hot laps. ... James Rice subbed in the Seth Daniels No. s21; Daniels is out until mid-August with a broken left hand injured in a fall trying to load his car over the Fourth of July weekend. ... Track veteran Chad Stapleton made his first special event start since he was sidelined by heart disease that required treatment at the Cleveland Clinic. ... Drivers Paul Shafer, Joe Godsey, Mike Fields and Ray Weston were inducted into the track's Hall of Fame.

On the move: Chad Stapleton of Edinburgh, Ind., started ninth and finished sixth.

Winner's sponsors: Wilson's JRR Motorsports Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Clements Racing Engine and sponsored by Grant Lee Farms, ICS, MGL Auto Sales, Keltner Contracting, Equiplinc Auction Group, Budda Bert Transmission, JRR Trucking, JRR Motor Sales, The Auto Outlaws, New Point Lighting & Design, B&E Construction, Earnhardt Technologies Group, Hoosier Racing Tire, Penske Racing Shocks, Lucas Oil, VP Racing Fuels and Midwest Sheet Metal.

Points chase: After Brownstown: 1. Josh Rice (1,552); 2. Jason Jameson (1,460); 3. David Webb (1,434); 4. Devin Gilpin (1,430); 5. Dustin Nobbe (1,282).

Current weather: Clear, 70°F

Car count: 40

Fast qualifier: Josh Rice

Time: 14.071 seconds

Polesitter: Josh Rice

Heat race winners: Josh Rice, Justin Rattliff, Michael Chilton, Daulton Wilson

Consolation race winners: Matt Boknecht, Brent McMillan

Next series race: September 13, Lawrenceburg Speedway (Lawrenceburg, IN) $5,000