Brett Robinson added to his points lead in the Pro Late Model division at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway with a clutch win, surviving late-race chaos for the victory.

Brett Robinson captured victory in the Autumn Thunder 100-lap feature race at Nashville after overcoming engine overheating issues and capitalizing on late-race restarts. Pole-sitter Chase Johnson dominated the first 89 laps before a debris caution and a subsequent multi-car crash on the backstretch shook up the running order, leaving Robinson on the front row to secure the win.
Robinson's victory marked his second win of the season in Nashville's Pro Late Model division following an earlier win in March. Johnson recovered to finish second, ahead of Ben Mack, Anthony Bello, and Jackson Boone. Robinson enters the season finale on November 7 leading the championship standings.
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