What won the race: Inheriting the lead with four laps remaining when race-long leader Casey Roberts cut down a tire, David Payne of Murphy, N.C., captured Sunday's Buddy Rogers Memorial at Tazewell. Payne beat polesitter Vic Hill by 1.497 seconds for his second career Southern Nationals Bonus Series victory, earning $4,400 in the 44-lap main event.

Quotable: “We decided to do something (graphically) like what my dad used to run,” Payne said of his throwback decal scheme. "We got with Chris Medley who does the graphics on this car. We gave him some pictures and he got it almost exactly to how my dad’s car used to look. We even put some of my dad’s old sponsors on there to pay tribute to them, even though a couple of them have passed away. I’m really proud of it."

Key notes: Payne won the Buddy Rogers Memorial for the second time. ... Casey Roberts lead laps 1-40 but when Chicky Barton broke a J-bar and hit the turn-two wall, Roberts got a piece of Barton's car and cut a right-rear tire. ... Payne inherited the lead and Roberts retired in 13th. ... Barton was part of a major pileup on lap 21. ... Nine cars completed 44 laps.

Winner's sponsors: Payne's Jay Dickens-powered Capital Race Car is sponsored by Gibson Motorsports, Pioneer Trusses, McNabb Air Conditioning, Payne Excavating, Interstate Welding, PPM Racing Products, American Racer Tire, Base Racing Fuel and Schaeffer’s Oil.

Points chase: Before Bulls Gap, David Payne (1,290) of Murphy, N.C., leads the Southern Nationals Bonus Series ahead of Aaron Ridley (1,276) and Chicky Barton (1,274); Joey Standridge (1,985) leads the Iron-Man Series over Jason Jameson (1,122) and Chicky Barton (896).

Car count: 18

Fast qualifier: Vic Hill

Time: 11.628 seconds

Polesitter: Vic Hill

Next series race: September 15, North Georgia Speedway (Chatsworth, GA) $10,000