SEYMOUR, Tenn. — When Cory Hedgecock saw a door to victory open Thursday night at 411 Motor Speedway, he didn’t hesitate to drive through. He was worried another chance may not come up if he didn’t take it on lap 31, he said. “I got into [McDowell], but I had such a run,” Hedgecock said. Bronson was there, and I knew he and I had good cars, and when Marlar fell out, it was like, I think me and Bronson can win the race. Bronson ran second until the last few laps when Ricky Thornton Jr. passed him for the spot. “I think I was a little softer on the left rear tire than them guys,” Bronson said. “I honestly didn’t want to see that (lap 30) yellow.

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