What won the race: Powering by early leader Caiden Black with a third-to-first move on a lap-10 restart, Rusty Schlenk of McClure, Ohio, led the rest of Saturday's 40-lap, 10th annual Don & Hans Gross Memorial at Wayne County Speedway. Schlenk sped to the $5,000 payday 2.562 seconds ahead of Colten Burdette for his fourth Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man Series victory this season and seventh of his career.

Quotable: “I knew it was gonna be a tire game, so I was just kinda biding my time and riding there for a while. I knew that (lap-10) restart, they kinda went to the bottom there in (turn) one and I knew that was my chance to take advantage of that momentum off the top,” Schlenk said. “After that I just put it in cruise control and tried to keep my tires underneath me. I watched the Hell Tour race here and it seemed like there was a lot of flat tires. I made the right tire choice and we figured out how to keep them underneath us.”

Key notes: Schlenk secured his 12th overall feature victory this season, adding to his six at Attica (Ohio) Raceway Park and two apiece at Montpelier (Ind.) Speedway and Ohio's Oakshade Raceway. ... The victory gave Schlenk the Iron-Man weekend sweep after topping Friday's $5,000 opener at Millstream Speedway in Findlay, Ohio. ... Caiden Black led the opening nine laps from the pole before giving way to Schlenk, the held the runner-up spot until Colten Burdette and Doug Drown slipped by in the closing laps. Black faded to seventh at the checkers. ... The points-leading Burdette marched from fifth to second in the final 13 laps, rebounding after breaking a rear end Friday at Millstream. ... Clint Keenan held off a charging Ryan Markham to finish fourth at Wayne County, while Markham staved off challenges from J.R. Gentry for fifth. ... Todd Brennan overcame a flat right-rear tire under a lap-28 caution to finish 10th. ... The lap-28 stoppage came for Kyle Moore, who slowed from fifth and retired; he was credited with 16th. ... The first yellow flag flew on the 10th lap when Colton Flinner slowed from second. He was credited with 21st as the race's first retiree. ... The event honored Don Gross, the former racer and longtime promoter at Wayne County, along with his grandson, Hans Gross. ... The 32-minute main event saw 11 starters running at the checkers.

On the move: Ryan Markham of Ashland, Ohio, started 18th and finished fifth.

Winner's sponsors: Schlenk’s Domination Race Car is powered by a Mullins Engine and sponsored by Buckeye Concrete Coatings, Tom Finch Automotive, TriState Pole Barns, Dominator Race Products, Integra Racing Shocks, Terry Henricks Auto Group, Velocita USA, Landrum Performance Springs, VP Racing Fuel and Lubricants, Vahlco Racing Wheels, Willy’s Carbs, ML Performance Allstar Performance, Wilwood Disc Brakes and KBC Graphix.

Points chase: After Wayne County: 1. Colten Burdette (757); 2. Rusty Schlenk (714); 3. Rod Conley (585); 4. Clint Keenan (448); 5. Rob Anderzack (420).

Current weather: Scattered Clouds, 82°F

Car count: 21

Fast qualifier: Caiden Black

Time: 16.897 seconds

Polesitter: Caiden Black

Heat race winners: Caiden Black, Colton Flinner, Clint Keenan

Next series race: August 15, Moler Raceway Park (Williamsburg, OH) $5,000