HUMBOLDT, Kan. — To win, Chase McDermand was going to have to drive around the fastest car on the race track. A slide-job maneuver in turns one and two on lap 22 was exactly what McDermand was looking for in his pursuit of race-long leader Ashton Torgerson. “The last restart, I was watching [Tanner] Thorson and seeing what he was telling [Torgerson] to do,” McDermand said. “Ran the top pretty much the entire race and felt good up there, then McDermand showed me a line down there,” Torgerson said. But in getting to the position to be able to contend for the lead, McDermand had some prior work to take care of. “I’m really glad we did have those red flags and the yellows,” McDermand said. Once the car came in how he wanted it, McDermand was hooked-up.

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