North Alabama Speedway

Xtreme Speedway

Joey Tucker won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Henry Pullen, 52, of Pittsboro, Miss., notched his first Limited Late Model victory. He'd competed in primarily Crate Late Models from 2008-17, stepped away for family reasons, then returned to racing in July 2024. ... Haden Duncan won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... The track hosts the Southern All Star Dirt Racing Series on May 1.

Tri-County Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Jake Knowles rallied from the tail up to second but retired after getting into the wall. ... Brodie Thompson won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... The action came on NASCAR weekend which was originally scheduled for World of Outlaws Late Model Series events. The series action was cancelled because of forecasts for Saturday rain.

Deep South Speedway

Hollis Speedway

James Richardson won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

The track shifted to Friday racing after postponing April 18's Topless Outlaw Series event because of a wet forecast.

Xtreme Speedway

The pole-starting Brown, of Hanceville, Ala., led all 30 laps of Saturday's Dirt Outlaws series opener. ... Brown won $2,000 in finishing 2.073 seconds ahead of Chase Walls. ... Bryson Mitchell started 15th and finshed fourth. ... Brown, Walls, Grayson Brewer and Sam Norman won heats. ... Brown topped the 24-car field in time trials.

Tri-County Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Skinner notched his first Talladega victory since 2021.

Penton Raceway

Charley Cowart won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Cottonwood Speedway

Ott earned $1,500.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Brandon Jones won the 602 Crate feature.

Deep South Speedway

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Fort Payne's Marvin Ford Classic on April 18 pays $2,038-to-win for the Limited Late Models.

West Alabama Speedway

Haden Duncan won the 602 Crate feature ... Each Late Model-style division drew four cars.

North Alabama Speedway

The division drew two cars. ... Timmie Cameron won the 602 Crate feature.

Batesville Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Petty, of Cabot, Ark., led the final seven laps in winning Saturday's $1,000 Titan Legends Series sesaon opener. ... Petty captured his 14th career Legends Series win, further extended his lead as the tour's all-time winner. ... It was his first series win since last July 5 at Diamond Park Speedway in Nashville, Ark. ... Bryan Glaze led the opening eight laps before retiring and was credited with eighth. ... The 15-lap feature lasted eight minutes with five of 11 starters completing the distance. ... Petty and Glaze won heats.

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Placerville Speedway

Second-starting Anthony Slaney of Martinez, Calif., earned a flag-to-flag victory in Saturday's 25-lap Xtreme Late Model Series feature. ... Slaney's 10th career Xtreme Series victory was worth $1,000 and moved him into sole possession of first on the tour's all-time win list. ... It's his first win since last Aug. 23 at Antioch (Calif.) Speedway. ... Buddy Kniss trailed Slaney the entire way, finishing 0.753 of a second back. ... Polesitter Shawn DeForest faded to fifth. ... DeForest and Slaney won heats.

Georgetown Speedway

Kyle Hardy of Stephens City, Va., last year's tour runner-up, earned $5,000 in the season opener. ... Hardy overtook Kurt Stebbins on the sixth lap and led the rest of the 40-lapper. ... Christian Schneider was running third on the white-flag lap but spun on the final lap. ... The race was on the undercard of Lucas Oil action won by Devin Moran.

Delaware International Speedway

Georgetown Speedway

The second-starting Collins, of Seaford, Del., led all 26 laps in winning the $3,026 Mark "Coot" Williams Memorial, his first win of the season. ... Polesitter Donald Lingo Jr. trailed Collins the entire way, finishing 4.745 seconds back. ... Cory Lawler topped the six-car field in time trials.

Southern Raceway

Second-starting Kyle Bryant, of Navarre, Fla., led all 30 laps for a $3,000 non-touring CRUSA 604 victory. ... It's his second career Southern triumph and first since a July 27, 2024, win in local 602 Crates. ... JC Wilson grabbed second on the fourth lap, but never had anything for Bryant and finished 3.278 seconds back. ... Polesitter Mark Underwood Jr. faded to sixth. ... Wilson, Bryant and Cody Smith won heats. ... Joseph Joiner toppped the 23-car field in time trials.

All-Tech Raceway

Earning $2,000, Giles won by a 4.269-second margin.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

All-Tech Raceway

Clem won by nearly five seconds. ... Wyatt Gainey won the 602 Crate feature.

North Florida Speedway

Clem won the 15-lapper by 1.147 seconds over Ryan Beckelheimer.

Volusia Speedway Park

Austin Leamon won the 602 Crate feature, his first in the division.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Blackwater Speedway

Blackwater Speedway

All-Tech Raceway

Roling also won the 602 Crate feature.

Hartwell Motor Speedway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Nick Sellers won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Historic 441 Speedway

Senoia Raceway

Horton earned $2,500. ... The event was originally scheduled as a Topless Outlaw Series race, but the series action was cancelled because of a threat of bad weather. ... Braxtin Barber won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Leading all 25 laps, outside front-row starter Dawson Lowe of Knoxville, Tenn., became the fifth Red Clay Series winner in five races on the 602 Crate Late Model tour. ... The series points leader held off 10th-starting Cooper Twiggs by 0.154 of a second. ... Seventeen drivers completed 25 laps. ... Fast qualifier Justyn Jacobs retired after a single lap. ... Jim Gray scratched from the feature. ... The series heads to Alabama on May 1-2 for events at West Alabama Speedway and Buckshot Speedway.

North Georgia Speedway

Hartwell Motor Speedway

Dixie Speedway

Pole-starting Griffin Smith of Eatonton, Ga., earned $3,000 for the Rogers-Dabbs Crate Racin’ USA 604 Series victory. ... He led all 40 laps and took the checkers 0,903 of a second ahead of Hayden Cardwell. ... Bubba Roling started 15th and finished ninth. ... Twenty of 25 starters completed 40 laps. ... Jonathan Martin won the 602 Crate feature. ... The next CRUSA 604 event is set for May 1-2 at Swainsboro (Ga.) Raceway paying $10,000-to-win.

Toccoa Raceway

Crandall Turner won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Nick Sellers won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Herbert earned $2,500 in the Pollard Memorial. ... Dusty Jones won the non-qualifiers' race with 41 Limited Late Models in the pits. ... Daniel Brewer won the 602 Crate feature.

Cochran Motor Speedway

Haskins won on the undercard of Wil Herrington's Southern Thunder Super Dirt Series victory.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Woods won on the undercard of the Trae Kirk's Southern All Star victory.

Waycross Motor Speedway

Kam Boyd of Blackshear, Ga., earned $2,589 for the Davy Woodward Memorial, the season opener on the Southern Clash circuit. ... Boyd's third career series victory makes him second on the all-time list. ... The event was originally  scheduled for April 18 but moved up a week. ... The event drew 18 entries with Racer Rogers and Trynt Lloyd scratching from the feature. ... Jordy Nipper set fast time. ... Blake Clouser rallied from 11th to fourth.

North Georgia Speedway

Henderson won on the undercard of Hudson O'Neal's Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series victory.

Dixie Speedway

The pole-starting Knowles, sidelined late in 2025 by life-threatening health issues, notched his first victory in four seasons. ... Cass Fowler won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Lavonia Speedway

David McCoy won the 602 Crate feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Twiggs won on the undercard of Zack Mitchell's Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series victory.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Evan Bell won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Historic 441 Speedway

North Georgia Speedway

Smith's victory was on the undercard of Layne Clifton's Topless Outlaw victory for Limited Late Models. ... Bryson Hickman won the 602 Crate feature.

Lee County Speedway

The event was the first under new promotership of the Weisinger clan.

Independence Motor Speedway

Winning his second straight series event, sixth-starting Nick Marolf of Moscow, Iowa, overtook Jeff Aikey on a late restart to grab a $2,000 victory over 11th-starting C.J. Horn. ... Marolf, who led the last four laps, notched his series-leading seventh career victory. ... Aikey led laps 6-21 but on a two-lap shootout his car appeared to stumble on the restart and he finished seventh. ... Travis Smock led the first five laps. ... The Karl Chevrolet Pro Late Model Tour recently changed its name to the Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour. ... The race was on the undercard of Bobby Pierce's World of Outlaws Late Model Series victory. | Video

Dubuque Speedway

34 Raceway

Maquoketa Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Jody Krug, 56, notched his first win in 23 seasons. He'd returned to the division last season to join 33-year-old son Jordan, who was the runner-up. ... Two other Krug brothers, 29-year-old Jacob and 20-year-old Jace, race gokarts. ... Jody Krug's last victory came in 2003 at I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Neb.

Marshalltown Speedway

Nick Marolf of Moscow, Iowa, become the tour's all-time winningest driver with his sixth series victory. ... Polesitter Logan Duffy led most of the way. ... C.J. Horn fell from contention when he slowed late with a flat tire. ... Sean Johnson had a rollover wreck at the end of the backstretch with 14 laps remaining, but he wasn't seriously injured. ... The series this week changed its name from the Karl Chevrolet Pro Late Model Tour to the Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour | Video

Davenport Speedway

Glover captured the series opener from his sixth starting spot. ... Dustin Smith improved 14 positions for a runner-up finish.

Brownstown Bullring

Jeff Sloan of Charleston, Mo., earned a $650 Gateway tour victory. ... Mike Lough rallied from 10th to third.

Kankakee County Speedway

Daniel Adam crossed the line third but was disqualified.

Quincy Raceway

The track returned to IMCA Late Models after several seasons of DIRTcar Crate Late Model sanctioning.

Highland Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Chase Wilson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Kankakee County Speedway

Spatola captured the track's first weekly Super Late Model race in several years with a DIRTcar-sanctioned division that allows a variety of engine combinations.

Lincoln Speedway

Brownstown Bullring

Highland Speedway

Brownstown Speedway

The fourth-starting Cain outran Tucker Chastain, who improved 11 positions.

Thomas County Speedway

Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., led all 25 laps from the pole in winning Friday's Dave Garmann Memorial opener at Thomas County. ... Ross earned $2,000 and his fourth career Revival Series victory, his second consecutive. ... Don Geist trailed Ross the final five laps, finishing two seconds back at the line. ... Brandon Conkwright, Jerrett Bransom, Dylan Schmer and Josh Leonard won heats. ... Ross won the dash. ... Jake Nightingale topped the 26-car field in time trials.

Paducah International Raceway

Hidden Hollow Speedway

A.J. Hicks rallied from the tail to third in the 12-car feature.

Cedar Ridge Speedway

Adam Wright scratched from the five-car race.

Florence Speedway

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Cooper earned $2,000. ... R.J. Conley spun out of second place on the 14th lap.

Richmond Raceway

Brown's victory was on the undercard of Michael Chilton's Ultimate Heart of America win.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Windy Hollow Speedway

Cayden Boone made his first Crate Late Model start.

Ponderosa Speedway

The fourth-starting Walls took the lead from Coffman on the 14th of 20 laps. ... Watson led the first seven circuits.

Clinton County Speedway

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Overtaking Logan Walls for the lead on lap 16, Skylar Marlar went on to capture the 40-lap Grand Opening Bash for a $3,000 winner's check. ... Walls settled for second, 2.668 seconds behind the victor.

Florence Speedway

The hometowner Adkins grabbed his first Crate Late Model victory.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Ponderosa Speedway

Assuming command on lap nine, Knoxville, Tenn.'s Hayden Cardwell went on to capture the $3,000 top prize in the 40-lap Sav A Lot American All-Star Series season opener by 0.923 seconds over Skylar Marlar. ... Parker Perry finished third in the Bull Ring Bash after leading laps 1-8. ... The field numbered 35 cars.

Rockcastle Speedway

Ponderosa Speedway

Watson won on the undercard of Mike Marlar's Northern Allstars Late Model Series victory in the Jeff Gullett Memorial.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Walton won his third in a row at Baton Rouge.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Super Bee Speedway

The fourth-starting Mullins won on the undercard of Bo Slay's MSCCS victory.

Baton Rouge Raceway

The event drew 10 cars.

Potomac Speedway

Leading the final two laps, Jeremy Steele of York, S.C., won the first of two Crates at the Creek events, the first Save A Lot American All-Star Series visit to Potomac. ... Steele earned $3,000. ... Tyler Arrington led 38 laps and finished second. ... Kyle Hardy rallied from 16th to fifth. ... The event drew 30 cars. ... Saturday's main event pays $5,000-to-win.

Hagerstown Speedway

Hardy won the time-shortened feature. ... In his division debut, Brady Neff finished second after leading all but the last lap. ... The race was on the undercard of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event won by Brandon Sheppard.

Potomac Speedway

Driving Bruce Kane's car, polesitter Kyle Lee of Mercersburg, Pa., earned $3,499 in the fourth annual Danny Garrett Memorial in his Potomac debut. ... Lee led all 39 laps and took the checkers 3.331 seconds ahead of Ed Pope III. ... Eight drivers completed every lap.

Hagerstown Speedway

Kyle Lear won from outside the front row. ... Levi Crowl rallied to fourth from 11th. ... Trevor Collins, of Seaford, Del., rallied from his 11th starting spot for a Crate Late Model victory, taking took the lead from Jacob Whitt on the 10th lap.

Potomac Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

The sixth-starting Thirlby captured the 14-car season opener.

Fiesta City Speedway

Gilbertson captured the season opener.

Callaway Raceway

Christian Miles crossed the line third but was disqualified in postrace tech inspection.

Central Missouri Speedway

Valley Speedway

The second-starting Baldridge, of Alton, Mo., took control on the second lap and led the rest of Saturday's 25-lap 4 State Dirt Late Model Series feature. ... It's his third career 4 State triumph and first since Oct. 5, 2024, at Springfield (Mo.) Raceway. ... Sawyer Crigler led the opening lap before settling for second, 1.076 seconds back at the checkers. ... Dustin Atkinson started 15th and finished sixth. ... Crigler, Baldridge and Kanyan Methvin won heats. ... Kaeden Cornell topped the 18-car field in time trials.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Morton drove the Moon Brothers entry to victory. ... Tyler Wolff was scheduled to start on the pole but elected to drop to the back for a chance to collect a $500 bonus if he was able to win.

Benton Speedway

Pflueger earned a $750 Gateway tour victory.

Monett Motor Speedway

Benton Speedway

Sloan captured the $750 Gateway tour event.

Springfield Raceway

The second-starting Cornell, of Willard, Mo., led the final nine laps in capturing his first career 4 State Series victory in its season opener. ... Cornell won $1,200. ... It was his first win of any kind since Aug. 31, 2018, a Southern Outlaw Series stop at Batesville Motor Speedway. ... Sawyer Crigler led four laps (1-2, 15-16) before giving way to Cornell and finishing 1.636 seconds back. ... Cornell, Crigler, Jace Parmley and Cole Wells won heats. ... Jerry Brown won the consolation. ... Cornell topped the 27-car field in time trials.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

McElhenney topped the eighth-starting Jeremy Shaw. ... Jason Cliburn rallied from 10th to finish third. ... Brett White won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Reid, of Wiggins, Miss., notched his second career Crate Late Model victory and first since 2017 in Chatham, La.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Pippin won on the undercard of the MSSCS victory for Spencer Hughes.

Hattiesburg Speedway

The third-starting Stuckey, of Shreveport, La., led the final 18 laps in winning Friday's $2,500 Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series feature. ... It was his first career MSCCS victory and first feature win of the season. ... Chase Holland led laps 10-14 before giving way to Stuckey and finishing 1.757 seconds back. ... Brian Rickman led the opening nine laps before slipping to finish fourth. ... Rickman won the night's consolation. ... Hunter Lewis topped the 11-car field in time trials.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Mark McCoy won the 602 Crate feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Chace Pennington won the 602 Crate feature at the Golden Egg Nationals.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Mitchell's Motorplex

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Emison won the Golden Egg opener.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Brodie Thompson won the 602 Crate feature.

Carolina Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Polesitter Luke Clements of Boiling Springs, N.C., topped the 10-car feature for a Mid-East 602 Crate Late Model Series victory. ... Clements led 20 laps and topped Wyatt Coffey by 0.867 seconds. ... Six drivers completed 20 laps. ... Dawson Warlick scratched from the feature.

Dixieland Speedway

County Line Raceway

Rouse, of Wilson, N.C., led all 30 laps from the pole in winning the $3,000 Limited Late Model feature. ... It was his third overall feature win of the season and second at County Line, adding to an April 4 victory there in unsanctioned Limiteds. ... Matthew Bissette trailed Rouse the entire way, finishing just 0.344 of a second back. ... Trevor Peoples started 13th and finished eighth. ... Rouse topped the 19-car field in time trials.

Friendship Motor Speedway

Fifth-starting Kendal Tucker of Mount Airy, N.C., earned $1,000 for his fourth series event. ... Preston Blalock rallied from 14th to finish third. ... Biscuit Williams led the first eight laps and retired while Daniel Durham led laps 9-12. Tucker took over on the 13th lap and led the rest of the 20-lapper. ... The event drew 20 cars. ... The next series race is April 24 at Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, N.C.

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

Carolina Speedway

The second-starting Huey, of Blackstock, N.C., led all 20 laps in winning Friday's Southern Wedge Late Model Series stop at Carolina. ... Huey's first victory of the season paid $800. ... It was his third career Southern Wedge victory and first since last Sept. 13 at Harris Speedway in Rutherfordton, N.C. ... Todd Barlow and Tim Bristol scratched from the main event. ... Huey and Jimmy Mac won heats.

Dixieland Speedway

Cody Carlton finished fourth in his first division start.

Friendship Motor Speedway

Dalton Jacobs won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Dixieland Speedway

Wake Forest, N.C.'s Christian Thomas started from the pole position and led the entire 30-lap distance for the $3,500 prize. ... Tyler Hobgood ran second from start-to-finish, taking the checkered flag 2.696 seconds behind the victor. ... Thirteen cars were entered in the event.

County Line Raceway

Carolina Speedway

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Cruse won the season opener with just three of nine starters running at the finish. ... Keko Perez scratched.

Muskingum County Speedway

Kolbe Kimbrew won the Crate Late Model feature.

Attica Raceway Park

VanderMark notched his second Ohio victory of the season; he won two weeks earlier at Moler Raceway Park in Williamsburg. ... “We usually suck here," VanderMark said in his first trip to victory lane at Attica. "I can’t believe it.” ... Ryan Missler had a barrel-rolling wreck off turn three while running second early in the feature; he wasn't hurt other than a sore knee.

Moler Raceway Park

The Michigan invader VanderMark earned $2,000 in the season opener, which drew nine entries. ... The third-starting VanderMark overtook polesitter and leader Mike Hildebrand on the ninth lap with the frontrunners trading paint until Hildebrand spun in turn one on the 11th lap.

Arrowhead Speedway

Fourth-starting Andy Bryant took the checkers, but he was disqualified in the inaugural Ozark Limited Late Model Series event (in postrace tech inspection, Bryant's engine failed to pull 15 inches of vacuum at 1,000 r.p.m.). ... Chris Hawkins of Neosho, Mo., inherited the $500 victory. ... Bryant led all 20 laps and took the checkers 2.405 seconds ahead of Hawkins. ... The event drew 10 cars.

Enid Speedway

Third-starting Ross, of Muskogee, Okla., took control on the fifth lap and led the rest of the 25-lap Ross Foundation Sooner Series season opener, worth $1,566. ... Ross notched his ninth career Sooner win. ... Charlie Olsen inherited second on a lap-22 restart after Jake Nightingale and Dustin Bolster were eliminated in a caution that lasted more than 10 minutes. ... Bolster led the opening five laps from the pole. ... Ross, Bolster and Bryan Glaze won heats.

Willamette Speedway

Tanner won his second straight at Willamette. ... Clay Debban won the Limited Late Model feature.

Willamette Speedway

Tanner won the Dirty Diamond 60 that opened the track's 60th season. ... Clay Debban won the Limited Late Model feature.

Bedford Speedway

Lear, whose No. 1MD graphics scheme paid tribute to late West Virginia crew chief, car owner and sheep shop owner Moe Defino, led only the last two laps after overtaking Brad Benton. ... The message on the car's rear spoiler: “Way Moe Better Rocket.”

Hidden Valley Speedway

Owens won a five-car feature as the track drew 31 total race cars for its opener.

Lernerville Speedway

Ferree captured the season opener by 1.677 seconds over Colton Flinner.

Bedford Speedway

Jeff Rine ended Gregg Satterlee's personal two-race winning streak in winning Friday's $4,000 Benny Foor Memorial. ... Proceeds from the night's 50-50 drawing were donated to the Tyler Ritchey family after the 33-year-old racer's death earlier in the week. ... Matt Sponaugle and Matt Cosner won heats. ... Sponaugle topped the 16-car field in time trials.

Selinsgrove Speedway

Snook won from the pole position. ... Jim Yoder rallied from 15th to seventh.

Dog Hollow Speedway

Mike Laughard won the Crate Late Model feature.

Port Royal Speedway

Pole-starting Gregg Satterlee of Indiana, Pa., notched a $5,000 victory. ... He built leads as much as three seconds in the nonstop 25-lapper. .... Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series regular Clay Harris of Jupiter, Fla., tuned up for upcoming national touring action with a third-place finish. ... Jaxton Garman and Lane Snook won Limited Late Model features; Snook's 20-lapper was a makeup event. | Video

BAPS Motor Speedway

Palmer rallied from his sixth starting spot to win one day after his father's passing (his father attended all but one of Palmer's events since 1999). ... BAPS hosts the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series for the first time on April 25 with a $25,000-to-win program for the national circuit.

Selinsgrove Speedway

The fourth-starting Satterlee, of Indiana, Pa., led the final 12 laps in capturing Friday's $5,000 Super Late Model feature. ... It's his second feature win this season, both coming at Selinsgrove. ... Lane Snook led the opening 13 laps before giving way to Satterlee and retiring from second on the 24th lap. ... Snook was credited with 15th. ... Andrew Yoder started 22nd and finished eighth. ... Satterlee, Snook and Dylan Yoder won heats. ... Satterlee topped the 22-car field in time trials.

Bedford Speedway

Gunnar Walls made a late-race pass after Devin Weyandt brushed the outside wall. ... Walls notched his second career division victory (he won at Bedford in 2024).

Dog Hollow Speedway

Kolbe Kimbrew won the Crate Late Model feature.

Port Royal Speedway

Blair dropped in on an off night from Lucas Oil touring to pick up a weekly victory, leading all 25 laps of the feature from his outside pole starting position. His dominant $4,000 triumph came by 10.403 seconds over Gregg Satterlee. ... Justin Weaver finished third after losing the runner-up spot to Satterlee on the final circuit. | Video

Path Valley Speedway

Selinsgrove Speedway

Gregg Satterlee overtook race-long pacesetter Lane Snook for the lead on lap 14 and went on to capture the 25-lap feature's $5,000 top prize over the young challenger by 1.195 seconds. ... Lucas Oil Series regular Max Blair grabbed third on lap 10 and maintained the position. ... The event drew a 22-car field.

Bedford Speedway

The fifth-starting Trever Feathers overtook Jakob Piper on the ninth lap. ... A seven-car melee slowed the race early.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Frye led all 20 laps of the Piper Advertising Smokey Frye Tribute. ... Ninth-starting Keith Walls wrecked on the first lap, fracturing a bone between his right thumb and wrist. He'll be out up to six weeks.

Bedford Speedway

Matt Sponaugle overtook Shawn Shoemaker with three laps remaining and grabbed his 10th career Bedford victory. ... Lane Snook won the Limited Late Model feature.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Mike Huey of Blackwood, S.C., earned his second Southern Wedge victory of the weekend and $1,000. ... He has four career series victories. ... The event drew four cars.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Mullis, of Rock Hill, S.C., led all 30 laps from the pole for his first Blue Ridge Outlaws victory of the season and third of his career. ... Mullis won $3,500. ... Anthony Sanders finished a distant 3.208 seconds back at the line. ... Timbo Mangum started 16th and finished sixth. ... Mullis won the eight-lap dash to earn the pole starting position. ... Pat Lindsay and Terry Caples won heats. ... Mullis topped the 18-car field in time trials.

Laurens County Speedway

Deitz, of Hodges, S.C., led all 30 laps from the pole in capturing his first career Red Clay 602 Series victory. ... Deitz won $2,500 in his first win of any kind since Oct. 8, 2022, an unsanctioned Limited Late Model race at Hartwell (Ga.) Motor Speedway. ... Fifth-starting Trent Ivey trailed Deitz the final three laps, finishing 0.673 of a second back. ... Bryson Hickman started 14th and finished ninth. ... Deitz topped the 21-car field in time trials.

Sumter Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

Modoc Speedway

The fourth-starting Brown, of Columbus, Ga., led the final 13 laps in winning Saturday's $5,000 CRUSA 604 Series return to Modoc. ... It was his second straight series win to start the season. ... Luke Cooper led the opening 27 laps before slipping to third and retiring on the 28th circuit. He was credited with 17th. ... Carson Ferguson started 16th and finished runner up. ... Michael Brown won the consolation. ... Cooper topped the 30-car field in time trials. ... Cody Overton won the night's 20-lap 602 Crate feature.

Lake View Motor Speedway

Wilson, N.C.'s Rouse led the 35-lap 45th Anniversary Late Model Special from flag-to-flag for a $3,045 payday. ... Michael Batten finished 2.876 seconds back in second.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Jeff Queen scratched from the five-car feature.

Laurens County Speedway

Ray Storay won the 602 Crate feature.

Park Jefferson Speedway

Fourth-starting Justin Zeitner of Malvern, Iowa, led the final 17 laps of Friday's 30-lap Tri-State Series season opener. ... Zeitner's 21st career Tri-State victory paid $1,500 and further extended his lead on the tour's all-time wins list. ... Trevor Anderson marched from 13th and trailed Zeitner the final seven laps, finishing 3.989 seconds back at the checkers. ... Tad Pospisil led 12 of the opening 13 laps before giving way to Zeitner and retiring on the 20th lap. ... Zeitner, Pospisil, Shane DeMey and Chris Palsrok won heats.

Brown County Speedway

Arment captured the season opener, which drew 23 entries.

Park Jefferson Speedway

Park Jefferson Speedway

Zeitner, the reigning IMCA weekly champion, notched his first 2026 victory in an eight-car feature.

Park Jefferson Speedway

Sobbing overtook early leader Jordan Krug and fought off a late challenge from Zach Zeitner.

Big South Fork Raceway

Camden Speedway

Duck River Raceway Park

Logan McClanahan won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Tazewell Speedway

Big South Fork Raceway

Big South Fork Raceway

Chad Alley of Clinton, Tenn., notched his first Late Model victory.

Clayhill Motorsports Park

Emison captured his third overall victory of the season.

Thunderhill Raceway

Brewer was elevated to a $1,500 victory after apparent winner Dusty Quillen weighed in too light. ... Quillen's car was mistakenly OK'd after time trials, but after the feature officials found his car needed to weigh 2,370 pounds to be legal (he weighed in at 2,355 after the feature). ... The track has instituted a rule that drivers must have weight requirements clearly legible on the car. ... Logan McClanahan won the 602 Crate feature.

Wartburg Speedway

Tazewell Speedway

Smoky Mountain Speedway

Arp earned $1,500. ... Ross White won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Camden Speedway

Duck River Raceway Park

Logan McClanahan won the 602 Crate feature.

I-75 Raceway

I-75 Raceway

Polesitter Bryson Hickman of Ooltewah, Tenn., led 25 laps to capture the Red Clay 602 Series points-paying season opener on the undercard of the Schaeffer's Spring Nationals Easter weekend opener. ... Hickman earned $2,000 for his second career Red Clay victory after also winning $2,000 last fall at I-75. ... Charles Devine started 15th and finished fifth. ... Hickman topped the 22-car field in time trials. ... Cooper Twiggs and Shannon Helton were disqualified in postqualifying tech. | Video

Route 66 Motor Speedway

Route 66 Motor Speedway

Kennedale Speedway Park

Pole-starting Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., led all 25 laps in capturing Friday's Revival Series weekend opener at Kennedale. ... Ross earned $2,000 for his second overall feature victory of the season and third career Revival Series triumph — his first since last May 31 at Lawton (Okla.) Speedway. ... Seventh-starting Jake Nightingale finished 1.784 seconds back at the line. ... Ross won the night's eight-lap dash to earn the pole starting position. ... Nate Jantz and Brandon Ball won heats. ... Ross topped the 18-car field in time trials.

RPM Speedway

Pole-starting Begnaud, of Spring, Texas, led all but the first three laps in winning Saturday's $1,500 ACLMS stop at RPM. ... It was his first win of the season and first since a 604 Crate race last fall at Pike County (Miss.) Speedway. ... Robbie Starnes led the opening three laps before finishing 0.726 of a second back. ... Starnes and Begnaud won heats. ... Donnie Shipp topped the 16-car field in time trials.

Big O Speedway

Desert Thunder Raceway

Wythe Raceway

Kennie Compton Jr. of Bland, Va., earned $3,000 on the first-year RidgeRunner circuit for Limited Late Models. ... He won by nearly six seconds over Tyler Bare while just four drivers completed 20 laps at the half-mile oval.

Winchester Speedway

Hardy led all 30 laps and earned $2,000 in his Mike Hurley-owned No. 99 entry.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Jacob Leavell won the 602 Crate feature.

Oak Level Raceway

Tucker, of Greensboro, N.C., topped the 12-car field to win the first RidgeRunner Late Model Series event in the first-year tour's history. ... Tucker won $3,000. ... It was his first win of any kind since Aug. 6, 2022, an unsanctioned Limited Late Model feature worth $3,000 at Lake View Motor Speedway in Nichols, S.C. ... Jamison McBride set fast time.

Winchester Speedway

Devin Brannon won the Crate feature.

Winchester Speedway

Kaiser captured the season's points opener.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Shawn Walker (604) and Wyatt Coffey (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Red Cedar Speedway

Steffen-Ludwig, a 20-year-old from Colfax, Wis., won from the 11th starting spot in his third career Late Model start, winning his first feature in the division. ... He spent the last two seasons crewing for Bob Cullen Racing and national touring racer Brian Shirley.

Shawano Speedway

Fast qualifier Turk Letizia of Milwaukee, Wis., commanded all 20 laps in winning Saturday's $1,500 Wabam Dirt Kings season opener despite his left-rear tire peeling off heading for the checkers. ... It's his second career Dirt Kings victory and first since Aug. 26, 2022, at Plymouth (Wis.) Dirt Track. ... Thirteenth-starting Todd Frank trailed Letizia the final 10 laps, finishing a distant 11.022 seconds back. ... Contender Brad Mueller broke a steering rack while battling for second. ... A flat tire cost Brett Swedberg a top-five finish.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Cooper Sundby won the USRA Late Model feature.

Cedar Lake Speedway

The Thursday event drew 14 cars. ... Kody Koski won the USRA Late Model feature. ... The following two days of the Legendary weekend were halted by rain.

Princeton Speedway

Second-starting Henry Hornsby III of Beckley, W.Va., led all but the opening lap in winning Friday's $2,000 Ultimate Pro Late Model Series feature. ... It's his third win this season at Princeton, all in 604 Crate action. ... Steven Adkins Jr. trailed Hornsby the final 11 laps, finishing 1.699 seconcds back. ... Wyatt Coffey led the opening lap from the pole before fading to fifth. ... Coffey and Hornsby won heats. ... Brandon Adkins topped the 17-car field in time trials.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Tyler Carpenter stayed unbeaten at Ohio Valley.

Tyler County Speedway

Corey DeLancey of Parkersburg, W.Va.,controlled all 25 laps from the pole for a $1,500 victory at Tyler County. ... It's his 19th career Burlile Performance Ohio Valley Series win and first since last Sept. 26 at Ohio's Hilltop Speedway. ... Fourth-starting Braeden Dillinger trailed DeLancey the final eight laps, finishing a scant 0.201 of a second back. ... Joey Chambers started 13th and placed seventh. ... DeLancey and Tyler Riggs won heats. ... Riggs topped the 15-car field in time trials.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Greco earned $1,500. ... Brandon Adkins won the Crate Late Model feature.

Tyler County Speedway

Carrier's victory came on the same card as Corey DeLancey's Burlile Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series triumph.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Tyler Carpenter of Parkersburg, W.Va., captured the Burlile Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series season opener, earning $1,500 for his third career victory on the tour. ... Carpenter started fourth and outran fellow second-row starter Zach Milbee. ... Polesitter Corey DeLancey finished 11th. ... The event drew 17 Limited Late Models.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Carpenter also won the night's Burlile Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series event.

Princeton Speedway

Ohio Valley Speedway

Princeton Speedway

Hornsby outran the fellow front-row starting Adkins. ... The season opener drew 11 cars.

West Virginia Motor Speedway

Tyler Carpenter came out on top of a family battle, besting his father Freddie Carpenter to score a $5,000 victory in the 30-lap Grassroots Race Revival feature. ... A 34-car field was signed in for the opening event of the 2026 season at the rebuilt track. | Video

West Virginia Motor Speedway

Hardy scored the $2,000 victory in the Burlile Ohio Valley Late Model Series feature that was held-over by rain from Friday's opening night of the Grassroots Race Revival. | Video

Ohio Valley Speedway

Tyler County Speedway

Tyler Carpenter won the season opener after race-long leader Troy Frazier and second-running Brandon Weigle made contact near halfway, flattening Frazier's tire and sending Weigle to the tail. ... Reigning track champ A.J. Spagnuolo won the Crate Late Model feature.