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A late caution set up a shootout to the checkered flag. Williamson, a 29-year-old from St. Catherine, Ontario, was in front with Brett Hearn closing hard. Then, on the last lap Tim Fuller swung around Hearn in turn two, but could not catch Williamson. Fuller finished second and Hearn third.

"We've had a good car ever since we unloaded," Jackson Jr. shared in Victory Lane on Sunday evening at Lucas Oil Speedway. "We broke a shock on the first lap last night and just had to stay out there for points. Sometimes you've just got to take the good with the bad. Sometimes the lapped traffic helps you and sometimes it hurts you. It was all good."

Sam's 46th career National Tour victory, the Sunnyvale, Texas driver is now tied with Tim Crawley for fourth in overall wins. "It's been a long time since I've been out of the front straightaway, I don't even remember what it feels like," chuckled Sam who reclaimed the National Tour point's lead by 14 markers.

Marks said with a smile. "This is amazing. I've been wanting to win this race for a very long time. I grew up here in the infield. This is where I fell in love with Sprint Car racing. This is awesome."

Pocketing $5,000 and taking home a custom championship belt for the win, Hafertepe felt a sense of vindication. "We had that DNF here in the spring and I felt like we had the car to beat that night and just had misfortune so to come back tonight at the get the win is really sweet; especially in front of all these people. This state has badass fans. I feel like you're not going to get a better following for 360 Sprint Cars than these Missouri fans."

"Feels good to be No. 1 tonight," said Price with a sigh of relief. "Really have to say thank you to everyone at this track for getting this race in. Most places would have canceled, but they got it done."

Champion Oil, a recognized leader in racing lubricants, congratulates Brain Brown for his third track championship at the famed Knoxville Raceway last Saturday. He also won 410ci winged sprint car titles at the half-mile oval in 2007 and 2010.

The Lake Ozark Nationals is a premier 360 Sprint Car event. Lake Ozark Speedway is a 1/3 Mile Banked Dirt Oval located in Eldon, Missouri. Track surface is clay with 12-degree corners and 5-degree stretches. The National is paying out $5000 to win.

The limited-edition cars will feature a 331 ci aluminum engine supplied by the Carroll Shelby Engine Company, which will be coupled to a TREMEC 5-speed transmission with an authentic Shelby shifter.

A strong field of 24 drivers were on hand for just their second race of the 2019 season at Ransomville. Jeff McGinnis and Rick Richner started on the front row, while Erick Rudolph had to start 12th due to Ransomville's lineup procedures. As the winner of the most recent feature in the division, Rudolph had to start at the end of the cars that qualified for the redraw.