Deep South Speedway

Jarvis won by nearly three seconds.

West Alabama Speedway

Haden Duncan won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Cottonwood Speedway

Jones earned $1,222 in the Jackie Hughes Tribute.

Hollis Speedway

Mitchell Keaton also won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Clent Busby of Iuka, Miss., won on the fledgling Dirt Outlaws circuit for Limited Late Models. ... The event ended in the wee hours after losing power for four hours when a fatal passenger vehicle wreck elsewhere knocked electricity out in the area. .... The event drew 15 cars, but four drivers scratched. ... Third-finishiing Bryson Mitchell won the program's 602 Crate Late Model feature.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Bubba Gorman won the 602 Crate feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Bryson Mitchell won the 602 Crate feature. ... The track thanks Johnny Faucett for working the track, which survived a rain delay to complete the program.

Hollis Speedway

Zane Littleton won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Making his EAMS debut, polesitter Barrett Lowe of Fletcher, N.C., led all 40 laps for his first Topless Outlaw Series victory. ... Lowe took the checkers ahead of fourth-starting Austin Horton, the tour's previous night winner at Penton (Ala.) Raceway. ... Horton was 1.505 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Chad Wallace advanced seven positions in finishing ninth. ... Eleven of 20 starters completed 40 laps. ... Griffin Smith and  Kyle Courtney scratched from the feature.

Deep South Speedway

Slay won his third race of the weekend after a Super-Crate sweep at Alabama's Buckshot Speedway.

Buckshot Speedway

Buckshot ran its second event of the weekend after Friday's Southern All Star special. ... Brent Cartwright won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Xtreme Speedway

Norman won his third in a row in the division at the Moulton, Ala., oval. ... Mario Gresham won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Dykes won on the undercard of Barrett Lowe's Topless Outlaw Series victory. ... Bubba Gorman won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hollis Speedway

Brandon Jones won the 602 Crate feature.

Buckshot Speedway

Slay also won the night's Southern All Star Dirt Racing Series main event and $5,000. ... Haden Duncan won the 602 Crate feautre.

Penton Raceway

Austin Horton of Whitesburg, Ga., notched his fifth career Topless Outlaw Series victory. ... Horton led all 30 laps. ... Horton's previous four series victories came at Senoia (Ga.) Raceway. ... Oliver Gentry was 0.733 of a second behind at the checkers. ... A dozen drivers completed 30 laps. ... Jake Traylor was 12th in the Topless Outlaws feature; he won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Alabama Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

The division drew four cars. ... Billy Flannagan won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Haden Duncan won the 602 Crate feature. ... Both Late Model divisions drew three cars apiece.

Hollis Speedway

Justus Maurice won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Talladega Short Track

Mavrick Davidson (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Xtreme Speedway

Brown lowered the division's track record with a 13.453-second lap. ... Bryson Mitchell won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Haden Duncan kept up his 602 Crate Late Model dominance.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Gay gained seven positions to finish third. ... Jimmy Thomas won the 602 Crate feature.

Hollis Speedway

Dean Smith won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Whitten earned $1,200 in the Race for Autism.

North Alabama Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Seventh-starting Nathan Brown of Marion, Ark., led the final six laps for a $1,000 Titan Legends Late Model Series victory. ... Runner-up Travis Ashley, who started 10th, led laps 8-15 while David Payne led the first seven circuits before retiring. ... Six drivers completed 20 laps. ... Evan Vaught came from 12th to finish fourth. ... Henry Gustavus was among three scratches in the scheduled 15-car feature.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Payne rallied from outside the sixth row to finish second. ... The event drew 17 entries.

Antioch Speedway

Making a rare Late Model star, former division standout Bobby Hogge IV of Salinas, Calif., captured the Larry Damitz Memorial for his first Xtreme Dirt Late Model Series victory. ... The third-starting Hogge's previous division victory came Juen 26, 2021, at Placerville (Calif.) Speedway; prior to that he hadn't won since 2017 while making occasional Late Model starts. ... Hogge won by nearly five seconds over Ray Trimble. ... The event drew a dozen entrants.

Petaluma Speedway

Buddy Kniss of Oakley, Calif., earned $1,000 for his second Xtreme Late Model Series victory of the season. ... He won the March 28 opener in Marysville, Calif. ... Kniss won from the fifth starting spot and led most of the way. ... He took the checkers 0.887 of a second ahead of Rod Oliver. ... Three drivers completed 25 laps. ... Polesitter Anthony Slaney was the first retiree.

Placerville Speedway

El Paso County Raceway

Scott Lewis of North Glenn, Colo., notched his series-leading fourth career DIRTcar Tri-State tour victory. .... He took the checkers 2.332 seconds ahead of Joe Bellm. ... Matt Bolin and Kyle Hill scratched from the scheduled 10-car feature.

Georgetown Speedway

Delaware International Speedway

Southern Raceway

Leading all 30 laps, Cody Overton of Thomson, Ga., earned $3,000 for the Crate Late Model victory. .... The winner started outside the front row and beat Joseph Joiner to the checkers by 1.738 seconds. ... Todd Jones rallied from 11th to fifth. ... The event drew 16 cars.

All-Tech Raceway

Lloyd won by nearly four seconds. ... Jason Garver won the 602 Crate feature.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Toccoa Raceway

Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Senoia Raceway

North Georgia Speedway

Cade Brookshire (604) and Tyler Dixon (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Hartwell Motor Speedway

Toccoa Raceway

Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chase Lampp won the 602 Crate feature as he returned to action after five years off.

Lavonia Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Junior Whitener (604) and Cooper Twiggs (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Toccoa Raceway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Junior Whitener won the 604 Crate Late Model feature. ... Cooper Twiggs won the $1,500 feature for 602 Crate Late Models.

Dixie Speedway

Taylor Cole won the 602 Crate feature.

Hartwell Motor Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Eighth-starting Jordan Krug outran his father for his third victory at three tracks in his last five starts.

Independence Motor Speedway

Rallying from the 13th starting spot, Kollin Hibdon of Waterloo, Iowa, grabbed his first Late Model victory piloting the Rick Dralle-owned No. 77.

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Davenport Speedway

Division rookie Blaise Lewis battle for the early lead but got tangled with a lapped car.

Lee County Speedway

Griffin notched his first Late Model victory in 12 years.

Highway 39 Speedway

Zeitner, the reigning IMCA weekly champ, rallied from sixth.

Kossuth County Speedway

Mason City Motor Speedway

Sixth-starting Sean Johnson of Independence, Iowa, charged to lead the final 10 laps of Sunday's 18-lap Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour feature. ... Johnson's third career Premier victory paid $1,500. ... It's his first series victory since June 1, 2024, and first of any kind since June 10, 2024, both coming at his home track. ... Gabe Umbarger led laps 3-8 before giving way to Johnson and finishing 1.201 seconds back. ... Chris Palsrok led the opening two laps before slipping to fifth. ... Johnson and Luke Sathoff won heats.

Independence Motor Speedway

Hometown driver Logan Duffy earned a $1,500 Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour victory, the fourth of his career on the series. ... Duffy, who led laps 2-10 and 21-25, topped fellow front-row starter Matt Ryan by 1.847 seconds. ... The Pole-starting Ryan led the rest of the laps. ... Eric Pollard gained three positions in finishing third. ... The event drew 19 cars. ... The series wraps up the holiday weekend the following night at Mason City (Iowa) Motor Speedway.

34 Raceway

Lewis rallied from his 14th starting spot in his first career Late Model start.

Fayette County Speedway

Third-starting Chad Simpson of Mount Vernon, Iowa, led the final 17 laps in winning Thursday's Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour feature. ... His third career Premier victory was worth $2,000. ... It's his third consecutive series win in the last 12 days, including May 10 at Dubuque (Iowa) Speedway and May 15 at Columbus Junction (Iowa) Speedway. ... Jerry King led the opening three laps before slipping to third. ... Logan Duffy started 14th and finished eighth. ... Sean Johnson and C.J. Horn won heats.

Kossuth County Speedway

Benton County Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Maquoketa Speedway

Birkhofer added his victory to a win a night earlier at Davenport, Iowa.

C.J. Speedway

Second-starting Chad Simpson of Mount Vernon, Iowa, won his second in a row on the Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour. ... Simpson beat eighth-starting Nick Marolf to the line. ... C.J. Horn improved five positions in finishing sixth. ... Thirteen of 20 starters were running at the checkers. ... The next series event is May 21 at Fayette County Speedway in West Union, Iowa.

Davenport Speedway

The seventh-starting Cruz Birkhofer, son of Hall of Fame driver Brian Birkhofer, overtook Logan Veloz on the 16th of 25 laps. ... Andy Nezworski came from 10th to second.

Rapid Speedway

Former series champ Trevor Anderson of Watertown, S.D., earned $1,500 for his sixth career Repairable Vehicles.com Tri-State Series victory. ... He led 25 laps for his first series victory since Sept. 12, 2025, at Clay County Fair Speedway in Spencer, Iowa. ... Polesitter Morgan Ward Grosz finished second behind her fellow front-row starter. ... The series runs May 16 at I-90 Speedway in Hartford, S.D.

Lee County Speedway

Kossuth County Speedway

Dubuque Speedway

Chad Simpson of Mount Vernon, Iowa, earned $1,500 for his Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour victory, his first on the circuit. ... The outside front-row starter took the checkers two seconds ahead of 11th-starting Troy Morris III. ... Matt Ryan rallied from 18th to fourth. ... J.D. Auringer and Eric Pollard scratched from the scheduled 24-car feature. ... Dubuque hosts the Malvern Bank East circuit on May 24.

34 Raceway

Dustin Smith advanced six positions to reach the top five.

Independence Motor Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Zeitner, the reigning IMCA weekly champ, rallied from 10th and led the final 11 laps after overtaking Allan Hopp.

Highway 39 Speedway

Lee County Speedway

Benton County Speedway

Nick Marolf stayed perfect on the Karl Chevrolet Premier Late Model Tour with a $1,500 victory at Benton County Speedway. ... The former tour champ is 3-for-3 after starting on the pole and leading 25 laps. ... Troy Morris III was a half-second behind at the finish. ... No driver gained more than two positions in the 15-car feature. ... Landon Duffy made his first series start.

34 Raceway

Shelby County Speedway

Lee County Speedway

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

East Moline Speedway

Denning stayed perfect at East Moline with his fourth straight victory in May.

Sycamore Speedway

Peoria Speedway

Track owner Brandon Dean announced the event would be the last under his promotership with tentative plans to close the track. ... The track's June 11 DIRTcar Summer Nationals will go on with Bob Sargent and Track Enterprises handling promotions. | DirtWire

Highland Speedway

Fairbury Speedway

Spatola notched a $2,500 FALS Cup victory.

Charleston Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

East Moline Speedway

The ninth-starting Denning is 3-for-3 at East Moline in 2026. ... Chris Geigle was third in his first start in the division.

Quincy Raceway

Sycamore Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Polesitter Mike Spatola led 19 laps, but his race ended when he was collected in a six-car pileup. ... Chris Dick won the Crate Late Model feature.

East Moline Speedway

Denning won his second in a row at the quarter-mile oval, which drew 11 division entries.

Fairbury Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

Burwell won on a night Spoon River added the division after nearby Peoria (Ill.) Speedway was closed for track improvements.

Brownstown Bullring

Farmer City Raceway

Chase Wilson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Kankakee County Speedway

Lincoln Speedway

Quincy Raceway

The third-starting Glover notched his second victory of the weekend. ... He won Saturday at 34 Raceway in West Burlington, Iowa. ... Austen Becerra got upside down while running sixth on the 24th lap; he wasn't injured.

East Moline Speedway

Denning captured his 2026 debut in the track's opener. ... Dustin Smith was up to second past halfway but slipped back to finish fourth. ... The previous week's action was cancelled because of a broken water truck.

Highland Speedway

Polesitter Daryn Klein regained the lead from fellow front-row starter Adam Tischhauser late, leading the final two laps after also leading laps 1-12 of the 25-lapper.

Peoria Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Quincy Raceway

Denny Woodworth rallied from 14th to fifth. ... Hometown driver Logan Cumby scored his first top-five finish in the division.

Fairbury Speedway

Feger earned $2,500 for the opening FALS Cup feature of the season. ... Ryan Unzicker led the first 10 laps before Feger took command; Unzicker settled for fourth. ... The event drew 20 Late Models.

Charleston Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

Finch, a 28-year-old from Jacksonville, Ill., notched his first victory in the division. ... The track on May 6 hosts a $20,000-to-win FloRacing Night in America event.

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.

Shadyhill Speedway

Shadyhill Speedway

Shadyhill Speedway

Brownstown Speedway

The polesitting Boknecht edged the 11th-starting Mahoney by nine-hundredths of a second. ... The victory was the first in the division for the driver with nine modified championships and multiple modified and super stock victories.

Brownstown Speedway

Cain led all the way for his second Brownstown victory of 2026.

81 Speedway

The sixth-starting Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., earned $1,566 for his third Ross Foundation Sooner Late Model Series victory of the season and 11th of his career. ... Ross took the lead on the fifth lap and won by a full second over Joe Gorby. ... Polesitter Braxten Leonard ended up third. ... Dusty Leonard rallied from 12th to fifth. .... Ten drivers completed 25 laps. ... Zack Nickell and Randy Swett scratched.

Humboldt Speedway

Fifth-starting Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., notched his 10th career Ross Foundation Sooner Late Model Series victory. ... “I was making sure I was not over driving,” Ross said of his run in early traffic. “I ran in the middle and up top where the moisture was. It was just momentum in the middle thru turns 3-4.”
 ... Polesitter William Nusser finished fourth after leading the first five laps; Ross led the rest of the way. ... The series runs May 16 at 81 Speedway in Park City, Kan.

Caney Valley Speedway

The season opener drew 10 cars.

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.

Windy Hollow Speedway

Western Kentucky Speedway

The track apologized for the lateness of the racing program.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

The teen notched his third Thunder Mountain victory of the season.

Windy Hollow Speedway

Western Kentucky Speedway

Dustin Rollins of Princeton, Ky., earned $3,000 in the non-touring event.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Cedar Ridge Speedway

The division drew two cars.

Rockcastle Speedway

Cedar Ridge Speedway

Florence Speedway

Green earned $2,000.

Hidden Hollow Speedway

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Jordan Wesley won on the undercard of Zack Mitchell's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory in the Johnny Wheeler Memorial.

191 Speedway

Brandon Fouts also won the Crate Late Model feature from the pole.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Avery Taylor rallied from 12th to third.

Willard Speedway

Windy Hollow Speedway

Jeff Maysey crossed the line third but was disqualified.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Walls notched his third division victory of the season among three tracks.

Rockcastle Speedway

McCloud edged a charging Powell by 0.002 of a second at the checkers.

Paducah International Raceway

Florence Speedway

Green's victory was on the undercard of Hudson O'Neal's Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series triumph in the Ralph Latham Memorial. ... Florence's Crate Late Model chase a $2,000 winner's purse on May 9.

Paducah International Raceway

Hidden Hollow Speedway

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

Baton Rouge Raceway

Walton notched his fifth Baton Rouge victory in a row.

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Walton won his fourth in a row at Baton Rouge (he's 4-for-5 on the season).

Super Bee Speedway

Hagerstown Speedway

The fourth-starting Crowl won his second in a row in the Booze Brothers Performance No. C2. .... Trevor Collins won the Crate Late Model feature.

Hagerstown Speedway

Crowl drove the Booze Brothers Performance No. C2 to victory. ... Mike Walls won the Crate Late Model feature.

Potomac Speedway

Polesitter Jeremy Steele of York, S.C., completed a sweep of the Crates at the Creek action on the Save A Lot American All-Star Series. ... He added Saturday's $5,000 payday to Friday's $3,000 check. ... He led all 50 laps and topped Tyler Arrington for the second straight night, winning by 0.386 of a second. ... Kyle Hardy gained six positions to round out the top five. ... Eighteen drivers were running at the finish.

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.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Merritt Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

Winston Speedway

Ronnie Vannatter won the Crate Late Model feature.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Knoll notched his fourth overall victory of the season.

Merritt Speedway

Knoll won from seventh for the second Saturday in a row.

Winston Speedway

Ronnie Vannatter won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Stemler added the Crystal triumph to a feature victory the previous night at I-96 Speedway in Lake Odessa, Mich.

Merritt Speedway

Knoll scored the $1,700 victory.

I-96 Speedway

Stemler topped fellow fifth-row starter Brandon Thirlby. ... The event drew 21 cars.

Winston Speedway

The track completed its first event since June 15, 2023. ... Andrew and Crystal Heybook took over ownership of the track. ... Ronnie Vannatter won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

Crystal Motor Speedway

Silver Bullet Speedway

I-96 Speedway

Bauer improved seven positions for a runner-up finish.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Proctor Speedway

Estey notched his second victory of the weekend.

Worthington Speedway

Seventh-starting Dylan Schmer captured his first Repairable Vehicles.com Tri-State Series victory. ... Schmer, who led laps 10-25, took the checkers 1.515 seconds ahead of Curt Kranz. ... Polesitter Shane DeMey led the first nine laps. ... Cody Thompson rallied from 11th to fourth. ... Thirteen of 15 starters completed 25 laps. ... The series returns to action June 4-6 with events at Dakota State Fair Speedway in Huron, S.D., and Brown County Speedway in Aberdeen, S.D.

Ogilvie Raceway

Hibbing Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

Ben Wolden won the Gen X Late Model feature.

Norman County Raceway

Fourth-starting Dustin Strand of Grand Forks, N.D., took control from Shane Edington on lap eight and led the rest of Thursday's 25-lap NLRA feature. ... Strand secured his 42nd career NLRA win and first of the season, worth $1,500. ... Brad Seng and Cole Schill slipped by Edginton as they raced towards the white flag, dropping to Edington to fourth in the final rundown. ... Tyler Peterson started 27th and finished seventh. ... Schill, Seng, Nick Corbett and Tucker Pederson won heats.

Madison Speedway

Grand Rapids Speedway

The sixth-starting Broking won the season opener over Peterlin, who started 16th.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Sabraski won a makeup feature the same night Kevin Burdick won the Structural Buildings WISSOTA Challenge Series opener. ... Trevor Walsh won the Fast Threads Gen X Late Model feature.

Ogilvie Raceway

Peterson started outside the front row. ... Pat Doar gained six positions in finishing fourth.

Fiesta City Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

The WISSOTA Late Model feature rained out.

Granite City Motor Park

Sabraski won from the pole in the season opener. ... Dexton Koch was third in his Late Model debut.

Fiesta City Speedway

Gilbertson captured the season opener.

I-55 Federated Raceway Park

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

Scott Bell of East Prairie, Mo., earned $600 for his second Gateway tour victory of the season.

Nevada Speedway

Polesitter Chris Hawkins won for the second time on the first-year Ozark Limited Late Model Series, earning $500.. ... Shannon Phillips improved three positions to finish third. ... Mike Hammond scratched from the scheduled 10-car feature.

Monett Motor Speedway

Benton Speedway

Seventh-starting Trey Harris of Hillsboro, Mo., earned $750 for his first Gateway tour victory.

Callaway Raceway

Central Missouri Speedway

Springfield Raceway

Polesitter Kaeden Cornell of Willard, Mo., commanded all 30 laps of Saturday's Flyin' Farmer 55 for his second career 4 State Series victory, both coming this season at Springfield. ... He won $1,555. ... Sawyer Crigler trailed Cornell the final 20 laps, finishing 1.505 seconds back. ... Dalton Cloyd started 12th and finished fourth. ... Cornell, Crigler, Cole Murphy and Dustin Atkinson won heats. ... Mike Bitner won the consolation. ... Cornell topped the 23-car field in time trials.

Farmington Empire Speedway

Scott Bell of East Prairie Mo., earned $750 for the Gateway tour victory. ... Twenty cars entered but three scratched from the feature.

I-35 Speedway

Johnson also won the modified feature.

U.S. 36 Raceway

Midway Speedway

Bond won the 11-car feature. ... Todd Brennan finished eighth.

I-35 Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

I-55 Federated Raceway Park

Griffaw earned a $650 Gateway tour victory.

Callaway Raceway

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

Central Missouri Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

Outside front-row starter Chris McElhenney notched his first MS Crate Late Racing Series victory of the weekend. ... McElhenney led 18 laps, taking over for good ofn the 15th of 30 circuits. ... Sid Scarbrough led 12 laps and went to the back on an apparent midrace caution, settling for 10th. ... Landen Jackson rallied from 11th to finish second. ... Chase Williams improved six positions to finish fourth. ... The event drew 17 cars.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Callahan led all the way. ... Andy Pippin won the 602 Crate Late Models.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Covy Parsons won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Chace Pennington of Steens, Miss., led all 30 laps for the $2,000 for his CRUSA 602 touring victory. ... Eleven drivers completed 30 laps. ... The event drew 19 cars. ... Chris McElhenney swept Whynot's regular-season 604 Crate Late Model features.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Allen Edwards won the 602 Crate feature.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Spancer Moore won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... The track drew 92 race cars overall.

Electric City Speedway

Friendship Motor Speedway

Blackburn won the second twin feature, too. ... Dylan Warden and Kendal Tucker won 602 Crate features.

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

County Line Raceway

Dixieland Speedway

Joe Weiss, a 48-year-old hometown driver, notched his first Late Model feature victory. ... He's a three-time sportsman division at Dixieland and has made just over a dozen Late Model starts.

Carolina Speedway

Friendship Motor Speedway

Biscuit Williams won the 602 Crate feature.

Dixieland Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Loftin notched his first division victory.

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

Dixieland Speedway

Harris Speedway

Mike Huey of Chester, S.C., notched his third straight Southern Wedge tour victory for vintage-bodied Late Models. ... The 10th-starting Huey led the final six laps after polesitter Everette Dunlap led 14 laps. ... Apparent third-place finisher Mike Lemley was disqualified and relegated to 10th in the final rundown. ... Payton Nesmith scratched from the feature.

Friendship Motor Speedway

The track ran its first weekly Super Late Model event in more than 20 seasons. ... Trey Stamper won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Carolina Speedway

Devils Lake Speedway

Fourth-starting Dustin Strand of East Grand Forks, Minn., earned $1,500 for his second straight NLRA victory and 43rd of his career. ... Strand overtook outside front-row starter Shane Edginton on the 15th of 25 laps and led the rest of the way. ... Jason Strand rallied from 10th to third. ... and Joey Pederson climbed from 13th to seventh. ... Dustin Strand won Thursday's NLRA feature at Norman County Raceway in Ada, Minn.

River Cities Speedway

Edginton won from his eighth starting spot, overtaking Dustin Strand with two laps remaining.

River Cities Speedway

Sixth-starting Tyler Peterson of Hickson, N.D., captured the Northern Late Model Racing Association opener, earning $1,500 for his 11th career tour victory. ... Third-finishing Brad Seng led the first five laps. ... Shane Edginton took over and led until halfway with Peterson taking command with 12 laps remaining. ... Cole Schill rallied from 16th to fifth. ... Polesitter Troy Schill ended up 14th. ... Reigning series champ Dustin Strand retired after 14 laps.

River Cities Speedway

Edginton captured the season opener.

Devils Lake Speedway

U.S. 30 Speedway

Division rookie Jacob Anson, 35, of Albion, Neb., notched his first Late Model feature victory.

Eagle Raceway

U.S. 30 Speedway

Jordan Krug notched his second victory in seven days (he won at Park Jefferson the previous weekend). ... Landen Rojewski led the first 11 laps but retired a lap later.

Off Road Speedway

Boone County Raceway

U.S. 30 Speedway

The pole-starting Rojewski led all 15 laps and topped the eighth-starting Iverson and ninth-starting Brown.

U.S. 30 Speedway

Micro and open-wheel racer Jadyn Friesen was fourth in his Late Model debut. ... The track ran its opener on Sunday after Thursday's event was postponed by inclement weather.

Vado Speedway Park

Solis won from his ninth starting spot.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Stateline Speedway

Leading the last three laps, Darrell Bossard rallied to win a thrilling feature. ... Jason Genco led laps 13-22. ... Jeremy Wonderling won the Crate Late Model feature as Stateline completed a program after five rainouts.

Woodhull Raceway

The Dirt Track at Genesee

The Dirt Track at Genesee

Woodhull Raceway

Loucks improved five positions to crack the top five.

Skyline Speedway

Burdette won the long-delayed season opener.

Oakshade Raceway

Attica Raceway Park

Devin Shiels notched the non-points event added to the schedule because of so many rainouts. ... Drown overtook him in the closing laps amid traffic, but Shiels went back ahead to lead the final two laps for his 22nd career Attica victory. ... “I had a real close call when that lapper spun right in front of me,” Shiels said.

Oakshade Raceway

Hilltop Speedway

Zach Milbee of Poca, W.Va., won his series-leading 29th career Burlile Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series feature event and his first of the season. ... He took the checkers 3.641 seconds ahead of Corey DeLancey. .... Nine of 14 starters completed 25 laps. ... The next series race is May 22 at Ohio Valley Speedway in Washington, W.Va.

Moler Raceway Park

Muskingum County Speedway

Black earned $2,500 in the opening night of the Ronnie Moran Memorial. ... May 16's Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man Series event pays $6,000-to-win. ... Kentucky invader Jeff Watson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Midway Speedway

Bond won from the pole position over the sixth-starting Smith.

Moler Raceway Park

Creek County Speedway

Chris Wilhite Jr. of Chandler, Okla., notched his second career Ross Foundation Sooner Late Model Series victory. ... “It was good all night long,” Wilhite said of his cars handling. “It was super balanced and we were able to turn and do anything we needed to do all night. The track was pretty dry and I felt like we made the right changes tonight.” ... The outside front-row starter took the checkers 0.722 of a second ahead of polesitter Derrek Wilson. ... Wilhite, whose first career series victory ame June 20, 2025, at Enid (Okla.) Speedway, led all 20 laps. ... Chris Hawkins rallied from 14th to fifth in the 17-car feature.

Thunderbird Speedway

Polesitter Brandon Morton of Broken Arrow, Okla., earned $1,566 for his first career Sooner tour victory. ... Morton led all 20 laps and took the checkers nearly five seconds ahead of Dustin Leatherman. ... Morton's previous Late Model victory came Aug. 16, 2014, at Outlaw Motor Speedway near Muskogee. ... Glen Powell advanced seven positions in finishing fourth. ... The first race of a two-race series weekend drew 15 cars.

Enid Speedway

Outside front-row starter Dakota Dellinger of Hutchinson, Kan., earned, $1,566 for his first career Ross Foundation Sooner Late Model Series victory. ... Dellinger overtook early leader Eric Brill. ... Dustin Leatherman rallied from 10th to grab the runner-up spot. ... Four drivers scratched from the scheduled 15-car feature: Jon Herring Jr., Kevin Newell, Randy Swett and Gerald Tackett.

Southern Oklahoma Speedway

Robbie Starnes of Dayton, Texas, earned $1,500 for the American Crate Late Model Series feature. ... He took the lead on the 15th lap. ... Runner-up Dennie Geiber led the first 14 laps, and finished eight-tenths of a second behind the winner. ... The series returns to action May 30 at Kannedale (Texas) Speedway Park.

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.

Merrittville Speedway

Charlie Sandercock of Trenton, Ontario, led all 30 laps for his second straight Vanderlaan Northeast Crate Late Model Alliance victory. ... Sandercock earned $2,000 for his second win of the season and his second in three days after winning $2,026 at nearby Brighton Speedway. ... Sandercock won by a distant 4.872 seconds over Brandon Mowat, who finished 4.619 seconds ahead of third-finishing Kyle Sopaz. ... Sopaz and Brandt Graham won heats. ... The Victoria Day event drew 16 entries.

Willamette Speedway

Kye Frick won from the ninth starting spot, snapping Joey Tanner's six-race winning streak. ... Tanner, NASCAR's regionally points leader, piloted Rob Mayea's car after power steeing/ruel pump issues with his Darren Coffell-owned ride.

Cottage Grove Speedway

Barley swept the holiday weekend.

Willamette Speedway

The fifth-starting Tanner, of Portland, Ore., took control on a lap-22 restart and led the rest of Sunday's 41-lap I-5 Late Model Series feature for a sweep of the two-day Clair Cup. ... Tanner earned $2,000 and his 10th career I-5 victory, moving him into third on the tour's all-time list. ... It's his sixth Willamette win this season. ... Eston Whisler led laps 2-21 before fading to fifth. ... Third-finishing McLain Beaudoin led the opening lap. ... Tanner, Whisler and Justin Duty won heats and Whisler won the dash. ... Duty topped the 19-car field in time trials.

Willamette Speedway

Second-starting Joey Tanner of Portland, Ore., survived a two-lap dash to the checkers in winning Saturday's I-5 Silver Bullet Late Model Series season opener. ... Tanner's ninth career I-5 Series win paid $2,000. ... The Clair Cup opener marked his fifth win this season at Willamette. ... Justin Duty hung with Tanner on the late restart, finishing 0.302 of a second back. ... The 40-lap feature lasted nearly 30 minutes. ... Duty, Jeremy Shank and McLain Beaudoin won heats. ... Eston Whisler won the dash. ... Tanner topped the 20-car field in time trials.

Cottage Grove Speedway

Madras Speedway

Cottage Grove Speedway

Madras Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Tanner is unbeaten in four Willamette starts.

Willamette Speedway

Tanner is 3-for-3 at Willamette in 2026. ... Keiron Cummings made his first start in the division. ... Clay Debban won the Limited Late Model feature.

Cottage Grove Speedway

Madras Speedway

Bradford Speedway

Selinsgrove Speedway

Third-starting Gregg Satterlee of Indiana, Pa., earned $5,000 in topping polesitter Trever Feathers to reverse the finishing order from a night earlier at Bedford Speedway. ... Satterlee led 25 laps nad won by more than two seconds. ... Justin Weaver scratched from the scheduled 26-car feature. ... D.J. Myers won the Limited Late Model feature.

Marion Center Raceway

Chris Hackett won the Semi-Late feature.

Hummingbird Speedway

Denny Fenton edged Paul Kot by three-tenths of a second in the season opener.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway

The fifth-starting Schirnhofer overtook Jake Gunn on the fifth lap and led the rest of the 20-lapper.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Palmer came from his 12th starting spot to round out the top five.

Dog Hollow Speedway

Tom Snyder and Mike Laughard won Crate Late Model features.

Lernerville Speedway

Dietz won from his eighth starting spot.

Bedford Speedway

Trever Feathers of Winchester, Va., notched his second Bedford victory of the season in the $3,000 Bob Elbin Tribute. ... Fifth-place finisher Jeff Rine came from his 13th starting spot.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Two Justin Owens spins slowed the action on the 18th lap ... The track's Shawn "Sheetz" McGarvey Memorial, a $3,000-to-win Super Late Model event, was rescheduled for June 29 after at Memorial Day weekend rainout.

Clinton County Speedway

Lear's last-corner slide job carried him to victory after losing the lead a lap earlier. ... Lear's right-rear tire went flat after his first victory to Clinton County's victory lane.

Eriez Speedway

Hess won the season opener.

Eriez Speedway

Fourth-starting Jeremy Wonderling of Wellsville, N.Y., paced all but four circuits in winning Sunday's 30-lap RUSH Crate Series feature. ... It was his first win of the season, paying $4,000. ... Fifth-starting Dave Hess Jr., winner of the night's Super Late Model feature, led laps 9-11 before giving way to Wonderling and retiring a few laps later. ... Kurt Stebbins led the opening lap from the pole before slipping to seventh. ... Wonderling, Stebbins, Austin Hauser and Jason Genco won heats. ... Hess topped the 39-car field in time trials.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway

Musolino won an early battle with Hersh.

Latrobe Speedway

Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex

Hardy captured the season opener and won for the second consecutive night after a triumph at Elkins Speedway in Kerens, W.Va. ... Gregory Carrico won the Crate Late Model feature.

Bedford Speedway

Hidden Valley Speedway

The track on May 22 hosts the $3,000-to-win Shawn "Sheetz" McGarvey Memorial for Super Late Models.

Lernerville Speedway

Selinsgrove Speedway

Third-starting Zook won on the undercard of Tim McCreadie's World of Outlaws Late Model Series victory. ... Shaun Miller rallied from 11th for a runner-up finish over polesitter Daulton Bigler.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex

Sponaugle won the first Super Late Model event of the season as the track reinstituted it as a regular division. ... The event drew 16 entries as it also switched to Saturdays for 2026.

Port Royal Speedway

Making a last-lap pass, fourth-starting Trever Feathers of Winchester, Va., earned $4,000 for his second Port Royal victory of the season. ... Feathers nipped 71-year-old Hall of Famer Gary Stuhler by 0.116 of a second at the half-mile oval. ... Stuhler, who led 24 laps, started outside the front row alongside Jason Schmidt, who ended up a lap down in 22nd. ... Other notable finishers: Gene Knaub (11th), Gregg Satterlee (13th) and Roy Deese Jr. (21st). | Video

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.”

Laurens County Speedway

Shun Thomas won the 602 Crate feature.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

Travelers Rest Speedway

Polesitter Chris Woods of Statham, Ga., earned $2,000 on the Red Clay circuit for 602 Crate Late Models. ... Woods, who led all 25 laps, beat the ninth-starting Nick Dietz by nearly five seconds. ... Biscuit Williams rallied from 13th to third. ... Bryson Hickman was among early retirees. ... The event drew 22 cars.

Cherokee Speedway

Sumter Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

NIck Dietz won the 602 Crate feature.

Lake View Motor Speedway

Dustin Mitchell of Pine Level, N.C., earned $3,045 for his Sandra Miller Memorial victory. .... Michael Rouse led the first five laps and Mitchell led the rest of the way. ... Mitchell beat Christian Thomas by a 2.540-second margin. ... Dan Breuer started seventh and finished third.

Cherokee Speedway

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

Sullivan won a day ahead of his stepfather Dennis "Rambo" Franklin's liver transplant in Charleston, S.C. ... Cherokee has fully adopted American All-Star rules (including running on American Racer tires).

Laurens County Speedway

Mitchell Dickerson won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Dakota State Fair Speedway

Park Jefferson Speedway

Outside front-row starter Blair Nothdurft of Renner, S.D., earend $1,500 for his first Tri-State victory of the season and 16th of his career. ... Nothdurft, who earned $1,500, led all but two laps. ... Justin Zeitner led laps three and four but ended up retiring before the 10th circuit after a battle with J.T. Wasmund. The incdent ended with Wasmund spinning and Zeitner off the track in turns three anf four. ... The fourth-, fifth- and sixth-place finishers each advanced at least eight positions. ... The event drew 24 cars but Gary Brown Jr. and Jake Neal scratched.

Brown County Speedway

Casino Speedway

Becker added the Casino victory to a win the previous night at Dakota State Fair Speedway in Huron, S.D. ... Bodie Croninger won Casino's Gen X Late Model feature.

Dakota State Fair Speedway

I-90 Speedway

Justin Zeitner of Malvern, Iowa, captured his series-leading 22nd career Tri-State tour victory. ... Zeitner led all 25 laps and denied runner-up Trevor Anderson, the previous night's Tri-State winner at Rapid Speedway in Rock Rapids, Iowa. ... Polesitter Cory Dumpert settled for third. ... A dozen drivers completed 25 laps. ... Dylan Fitzpatrick scratched from the scheduled 16-car feature.

Dakota State Fair Speedway

Brown County Speedway

Park Jefferson Speedway

Casino Speedway

Stearns captured the season opener from the pole. ... Parker Gilbertson won the Gen X Late Model feature.

Brown County Speedway

Stearns rallied from 16th to fourth.

Dakota State Fair Speedway

Searing, who started eighth, topped the pole-starting Becker. ... The track plans weekly racing this season for the first time since 2017.

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.

I-75 Raceway

Fourth-starting Cory Hedgecock of Loudon, Tenn., won the Save A Lot American All-Star Series event, earning $3,000. ... Hedgecock, who won by 3.107 seconds over Trevor Sise, took the lead from Bradley Lewelling on the 20th of 40 laps. ... The pole-starting Lewelling retired in 16th. ... Thirteen of 20 starters complete 40 laps. ... The All-Stars tour returns to action June 13 at Natural Bridge (Va.) Speedway for a $10,000-to-win event. ... Kyle Courtney won I-75's 602 Crate feature.

Thunderhill Raceway

McClanahan won on the undercard of Jadon Frame's Ultimate Southeast Super Late Model series victory.

Tazewell Speedway

Wartburg Speedway

Polesitter Brandon Williams of Crossville, Tenn., earned $4,000 for the Best Plumber 604 Racing Series victory. ... He edged fifth-starting Addison Cardwell by 0.142 of a second. ... Skylar Marlar improved four positions in finishing third. ... Seventeen drivers completed 30 laps. ... The event drew 30 entries.

Duck River Raceway Park

McClanahan's victory was on the undercard of Sam Seawright's Southern All Star victory.

Tazewell Speedway

Big South Fork Raceway

I-75 Raceway

Fifth-starting Addison Cardwell of Knoxville, Tenn., led the final 17 laps of Saturday's Best 604 Series season opener. ... His first win of the season was worth $2,000. ... Koulten Herbert trailed Cardwell the final 17 laps, finishing 1.511 seconds back. ... Zach Sise led the opening three laps until retiring from second on lap five. ... Cory Hedgecock paced laps 4-13 before he, Greg Martin and Matt Henderson were all eliminated on lap 14; all three were disqualified for apparent misbehavior. ... The day after the race, the series levied a two-year suspension on Martin; specator-shot video during the ensuiing caution showed Martin's car striking a competitor's car which in turn knocked two pedestrians off their feet.

Camden Speedway

Duck River Raceway Park

Brayden Skinner won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

I-75 Raceway

Addison Cardwell won the Best Plumbing 604 Crate Late Model feature and Tyler Dixon won the 602 Crates.

Wartburg Speedway

The polesitting Courtney earned $2,500. ... Drew Kennedy rallied from 11th to finish second.

Smoky Mountain Speedway

Tazewell Speedway

Wartburg Speedway

I-75 Raceway

Dawson Lowe won the 602 Crate feature.

Thunderhill Raceway

Will Hanger earned $1,400 (track owner Cooter Harris doubled the purse because the event drew at least 12 cars).

Big South Fork Raceway

Kennedale Speedway Park

Chase Holland of Success, Miss., crossed the finish line first and was disqualified, but deemed the winner two days later after a review by the series. ... Holland led all 20 laps and was originally disqualified because crew members joined him in the infield for victory lane photographs, according to the team. ... Donnie Shipp, the series owner who for 48 hours was listed as the winner, was scored second after finishing 0.586 of a second back at the line. ... Dennie Gieber started eighth and finished third. ... Polesitter Marcus Mikulencak finished fifth. | DirtWire

Route 66 Motor Speedway

Evan McNatt rallied from 14th to second.

I-37 Speedway

Hunt County Raceway

Seventh-starting Chase Holland of Success, Miss., outdueled Cody Leonard in the closing laps to win Friday's 30-lap ACLMS event. ... Holland led three times for eight laps (18-20, 25-28, 30) in capturing the $2,500 payday. ... Leonard led three times for 10 laps (13-17, 21-24, 29) before settling for second, 0.501 of a second back at the line. ... Donnie Shipp led a majority of the opening 12 laps before fading to eighth. ... Shipp, Leonard, Richie Patton and Robbie Starnes won heats. ... Starnes topped the 29-car field in time trials.

Route 66 Motor Speedway

Route 66 Motor Speedway

105 Speedway

Route 66 Motor Speedway

Wythe Raceway

Kennie Compton Jr. of Bland, Va., notched his second Southern Wedge victory of the season and tour-leading eighth of his career. ... He earned $1,000 in the eight-car race.

Winchester Speedway

Hardy notched his sixth Winchester victory of the season. ... Logan Roberson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Oak Level Raceway

Natural Bridge Speedway

Bare earned $2,000 in the Deanna Smiley Memorial. ... Wyatt Coffey won the 602 Crate feature. .... Natural Bridge has added a $3,000-to-win RidgeRunner tour event for June 6.

Winchester Speedway

Natural Bridge Speedway

Corey Almond won the 604 Crate Late Model feature

Winchester Speedway

Polesitter Kyle Hardy of Stephens City, Va., earned $4,000 for his Lee Stultz Memorial victory. ... Hardy led all 35 laps and won by 2.321 seconds over Russell Erwin. ... Limited Late Model regular Gerald Davis rallied from 12th to fifth. ... Devin Brannon won the Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Daniel Parker of Raeford, N.C., earned $1,200 for the Mid-East 602 Series victory. ... Parker led all 20 laps. ... Wyatt Coffey rallied from 21st to fifth.

Wythe Raceway

Benji Hicks of Mount Airy, N.C., inherited the win in Saturday's $3,000 RidgeRunner Limited Late Model feature after apparent winner Kennie Compton Jr. was disqualified. ... Hicks was the fast qualifier with a 16.568-second lap. ... The event on the first-year circuit drew nine cars.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Corey Almond won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Winchester Speedway

Jacob Burdette won the Crate Late Model feature.

Angell Park Speedway

Second-starting Brett Swedberg of Shawano, Wis., led all 20 laps Sunday for his first Wabam Dirt Kings Tour victory of the season and fifth of his career. ... Swedberg won $1,500. ... Third-starting Cory Crapser grabbed second on lap three and trailed Swedberg the rest of the way, finishing 1.473 seconds back. ... Polesitter Troy Springborn settled for third in the nonstop seven-minute feature. ... Swedberg and Springborn won heats. ... Springborn topped the 11-car field in time trials.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Lafayette County Speedway

Robbins rallied from the fourth row.

Gondik Law Speedway

Red Cedar Speedway

Ryan Howe won the USRA Crate feature.

Outagamie Speedway

Bennett won his second straight at the track.

Shawano Speedway

Cedar Lake Speedway

Cedar Lake Speedway

Giossi added his Cedar Lake victory to a win the previous night at Red Cedar Speedway in Menomonie, Wis. ... Josh Wahlstrom won the USRA Late Model feature.

Gondik Law Speedway

Lafayette County Speedway

Red Cedar Speedway

Ryan Howe won the USRA Late Model feature.

Shawano Speedway

The seventh-starting Wassenberg notched his first Late Model victory. ... Apparent runner-up Larry Fitzsimmons was disqualified. ... The event drew 16 cars.

Plymouth Dirt Track

Winning his first Plymouth feature, Bennett captured the season opener from the pole for his second victory of the weekend. ... He won Friday at Outagamie Speedway in Seymour, Wis.

Lafayette County Speedway

Red Cedar Speedway

Mark Hessler came from 13th to round out the top five ... Josh Wahlstrom won the USRA Crate feature.

Outagamie Speedway

Bennett swept the night in the track's season opener.

Rice Lake Speedway

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.

Tyler County Speedway

Braeden Dillinger of Dawson, Pa., won from the pole for his first Burlile Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series victory. ... Dillinger led all 25 laps and took the checkers 0.675 of a second ahead of Tyler Riggs. ... Steven Dotson rallied from 19th to fifth. ... Ten of 20 starters completed 25 laps. ... Brandon Weigle won the night's Super Late Model feature.

Tyler County Speedway

Brandon Weigle's victory came on the same card as Braeden Dillinger's first Burlile Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series victory. ... Weigle earned $2,000 in holding off Eddie Carrier Jr., who drove a car owned by Brandon's father, Steve.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Beckley Motor Speedway

Beckley Motor Speedway

Michigan-turned-North Carolina racer Luke Morey won his second feature of the weekend after Friday's Ultimate Southeast triumph at Princeton (W.Va.) Speedway. ... Steven Adkins Jr. won the Crate Late Model feature.

Elkins Speedway

Hardy won the $1,500 feature, repelling challengers who would've bagged a $1,700 bounty. ... He'd have pocketed half the bounty ($850), but Hardy donated that back to keep the bounty going for two weeks later. ... Tyler Carpenter retired after leading the first two laps. ... Ryan Hare won the 11-car Crate Late Model feature.

Princeton Speedway

Adkins won on the undercard of the Ultimate Southeast Series victory for Luke Morey.

Elkins Speedway

Loudin came from 10th to third.

Ohio Valley Speedway

West Virginia Motor Speedway

Francis also won in the sport mod division. ... His victories came on the undercard of Drake Troutman's Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man Series triumph.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Tyler County Speedway

Kimbrew's victory came on the undercard of Mason Zeigler's Jay's Automotive United Late Model Series victory.

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.

Gillette Thunder Speedway

The track returned to WISSOTA Late Model sanctioning for 2026.

Buxton Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Fifth-starting Charlie Sandercock of Trenton, Ontario, earned $2,026 in the twice-postponed Vanderlaan Northeast Crate Late Model Alliance. ... Sandercock led most of the 40-lapper and took the checkers 0.438 of a second ahead of runner-up Brandon Mowat. ... Jonah Mutton started 13th and finished seventh. ... The event drew 16 cars.

Buxton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Murawski, previously a Crate Late Model winner at Michigan's Silver Bullet Speedway, notched his first Super Late Model victory. ... He led every lap from the pole.