Tri-County Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Haden Duncan won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Penton Raceway

Jake Traylor also won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Deep South Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Brent Cartwright won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Billy Flannagan won the 602 Crate feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Jeremy Robertson won the 602 Crate feature.

Hollis Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Russ Ogletree won the 602 Crate feature.

Deep South Speedway

Gilmore won by a 4.2-second margin.

Buckshot Speedway

Tyler Armstrong won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Penton Raceway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

The fourth-starting Ashley Newman of Ripley, Tenn., earned $1,000 for his first career Titan Legends Late Model Series. ... He took the checkers ahead of polesitter Eric Perry. ... Third-finishing Brandon Poppenheimer, a former track champion, improved four positions. ... Eddie Hoyer started 15th and finished ninth.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Antioch Speedway

Placerville Speedway

Polesitter Ray Trimble of Auburn, Calif., notched his second career Xtreme Late Model Series victory. ... He led all 20 laps and took the checkers 0.463 of a second ahead of runner-up Matt Micheli. ... The event drew 11 cars.

Placerville Speedway

El Paso County Raceway

Polesitter Scott Lewis of North Glenn, Colo., completed a weekend sweep of DIRTcar Tri-State action at El Paso County. ... He collected $1,000. ... Seven drivers entered the action.

El Paso County Raceway

Scott Lewis of North Glenn, Colo., earned $1,000 in the DIRTcar Tri-State victory, the first of two nights of weekend racing at the track. ... Randy Hoff and Joe Bellm scratched from the feature.

Delaware International Speedway

All-Tech Raceway

Austin Leamon won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

North Florida Speedway

Volusia Speedway Park

Trynt Lloyd topped an 18-car field. ... Ivedent Lloyd Jr. rallied from his 10th starting spot. ... Brandon Yates won the 602 Crate portion of the Firecracker Showdown.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature. ... The track ran Sunday after a Saturday rainout.

Lavonia Speedway

Billy Rushton won the 602 Crate feature.

Swainsboro Raceway

Waycross Motor Speedway

Nevin Gainey of Fort White, Fla., notched his second Southern Clash victory of the season. ... Polesitter Jim Rogers led the first nine laps, but fellow front-row starter Nevin Gainey took over and led the rest of the 30-lapper. ... Johnny Collins started 10th and finished sixth. ... Scott Waters won the 602 Crate feature.

Toccoa Raceway

David McCoy won the 602 Crate feature.

Cochran Motor Speedway

Wiley McDaniel won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Mitchell Godfrey won the 602 Crate feature.

Historic 441 Speedway

Hometown racer Caleb Gay was the flagged winner but disqualified at the scales with Ivedent Lloyd Jr. awarded the $2,500 Southern Clash Late Model victory in the second stop of the tour's 2025 campaign. ... Gay originally finished 0.483 second ahead of Ivedent Lloyd Jr. ... Rye Faulk was also disqualified.

Senoia Raceway

Logan Palmer (604) and Marty Massey (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Mason City Motor Speedway

Sixth-starting Charlie Olsen of Hendricks, Minn., became the third first-time winner of the weekend on the Repairable Vehicles.com Tri-State Series. ... Olsen earned $2,000 in taking the checkers 0.223 of a second ahead of Dyllan Ricks. ... Fourth-finishing J.T. Wasmund led the first 15 laps while Olsen led the final 15. ... Curt Kranz rallied from his 14th starting spot to round out the top five. ... Ten drivers completed 30 laps in the 19-minute feature. ... The event drew 20 cars.

Hamilton County Speedway

Leading only the final lap when Tim Ward broke heading for the checkered flag, fifth-starting Jordan Yaggy of Rochester, Minn., earned $2,000 for his first career Repairable Vehicles.com Tri-State Series victory. ... Ward led laps 17-24 but was listed 10th at the finish after hitting a hole, ripping out the four-bar bracket and breaking his driveshaft. ... Hometown driver Jason Hahne finished second. ... Third-place finisher J.T. Wasmund led the first 16 laps. ... Half of 25 starters were running at the finish.

Independence Motor Speedway

The 62-year-old Hall of Famer Jeff Aikey also added two modified feature victories.

34 Raceway

Lee County Speedway

Maquoketa Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

The low-running Nezworski won from his eighth starting spot in winning his second Davenport feature of the season. ... He overtook Dustin Smith with five laps remaining in the nonstop 25-lapper.

Dubuque Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Cruz Birkhofer, son of Iowa standout Brian Birkhofer, earned $2,000 for his first Late Model victory. ... He led all 25 laps from outside the front row, turning back challenges from Andy Nezworski.

Crawford County Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Maquoketa Speedway

The 68-year-old Steve Johnson won from his sixth starting spot for his first victory in the division since April 28, 2001, at West Liberty Raceway. ... Johnson left the Late Model division in 2004 and had run modifieds until returning to Late Models in 2022.

Lee County Speedway

34 Raceway

Glover, the IMCA points leader, won from the pole.

Dubuque Speedway

34 Raceway

Horn won from his sixth starting spot.

Lee County Speedway

Maquoketa Speedway

Denning won from the ninth starting spot, overtaking Don Pataska on the 10th lap.

Davenport Speedway

Fourth-starting Jake Morris of McCausland, Iowa, notched his first Late Model victory. ... Matt Ryan rallied eight positions for the runner-up spot and Logan Veloz started 13th.

Dubuque Speedway

Mason City Motor Speedway

C.J. Horn of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, notched his second career Karl Chevrolet Pro Late Model Tour victory from his sixth starting spot. ... He led the final 15 laps of the 25-lapper. ... Runner-up Brennen Chipp led the first four laps and third-finishing Logan Duffy led laps 5-10. ... Horn took the checkers 1.351 seconds ahead of Chipp. ... Horn's first series victory came at Mason City in 2023.

East Moline Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Fairbury Speedway

Modified ace Michael Ledford notched his first Super Late Model victory in his fifth division appearance (he drove his brother Jeffrey's Dynasty Chassis). ... Ledford led only the last lap when McKay Wenger and Mike Spatola tangled in turn four ahead of the checkers. ... "You have to put yourself in position to win," Ledford said. "That's the one for tonight."

Peoria Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Colby Sheppard's Crate Late Model victory came on the undercard of Jason Feger's DIRTcar Summer Nationals victory.

Kankakee County Speedway

Quincy Raceway

East Moline Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Fairbury Speedway

Rookie Braedin Keller lost the lead in the final laps after colliding with a slower car on the backstretch. ... Spatola inherited the lead. ... "Keller is a hell of a talent. He is going to be tough to beat here for many years," Spatola said. "You hate to win them that way. That was Keller's race to lose, but we needed a win real bad."

Spoon River Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Braiden Keller, a Late Model rookie from West Lebanon, Ind., notched his first Super Late Model feature. ... Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Kankakee County Speedway

McCarter grabbed a $1,200 victory from his fourth starting spot.

East Moline Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Miller's victory came on the undercard of Jason Feger's DIRTcar Summer Nationals triumph.

Sycamore Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Burwell overtook Jason Wagner with five laps remaining in the 25-lapper. ... Chris Dick won his second Crate Late Model feature of the season.

East Moline Speedway

Veloz won his third straight at East Moline.

Shadyhill Speedway

I-65 Speedway

McMillan notched his second victory of the weekend.

Brownstown Speedway

Gilpin took the lead from Groomer on the seventh lap.

Shadyhill Speedway

Owens topped a nine-car field.

Circle City Raceway

Shadyhill Speedway

Gash ended Jace Owens's winning streak that stretched back to last season.

81 Speedway

Winning his third straight Revival Series event, fourth-starting Josh Leonard of Gibbon, Neb., earned $2,500. ... Leonard's three victories top the list on the second-year circuit. ... Leonard overtook reigning series champion Kylan Garner just past halfway in the 25-lapper; the pole-starting Garner settled for second. ... Dylan Schmer started 10th and finished fifth. ... Fifteen of 22 starters were running at the finish of the 14-minute feature; 11 drivers finished on the lead lap.

WaKeeney Speedway

After flagged winner Kyle Berck was disqualified for a deck-height violation in postrace tech inspection, polesitter Josh Leonard of Gibbon, Neb., inherited the $2,000 Nutrien Ag Solutions POWRi Revival Super Dirt Series victory. ... The sixth-starting Berck took the lead from Leonard on the 18th lap. ... Leonard led the first two laps, then again on laps 14-17. ... Chris Bragg led laps 3-13. ... The event drew 26 entries.

Dodge City Raceway Park

The 20th-starting Mullens, of Wichita, Kan., charged to lead the final nine laps in winning Friday's $1,000 main event, his fourth United Rebel Series victory of the season. ... Josh Leonard followed Mullens and held second the final nine laps, finishing a distant 4.071 seconds back. ... Kip Hughes led the opening 11 laps before slipping to third. ... Leonard, Justin Bussell, Jake Nightingale and Brandon Conkwright won heats. ... Nightingale topped the 21-car field in time trials.

Rolling Plains Motor Speedway

Polesitter Josh Leonard of Gibbon, Neb., earned $2,500 for his first career Nutrien Ag Solutions POWRi Revival Super Dirt Series victory. ... Dan Smith rallied from 13th to finish fifth.

Windy Hollow Raceway Park

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Zane Powell won the Crate Late Model feature.

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Walls won from his fifth starting spot on the undercard of Cory Hedgecock's Super Late Model victory on the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series and Northern Allstars Late Model Series.

Mountain Motor Speedway

Anthony Carter scratched from the scheduled five-car event.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Logan Walls of Junction City, Ky., earned a career-high $5,121 victory in the Rod Carter Jr. Memorial on the Ultimate Crate Late Model Series. .... Walls, who overtook Skylar Marlar with nine laps remaining to win, took the checkers more than two seconds ahead of runner-up Dalton Brown. ... Marlar retired running second after 25 laps. ... Addison Cardwell led the first three laps. ... Seventh-finishing Steve Cornelius, a former Super Late Model driver, made a rare start.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Michael Chilton of Salvisa, Ky., earned $5,000 in the Banger at the Lick, a recent addition to the track's race schedule. ... The polesitting Chilton dominated the 35-lapper and took the checkers 2.565 seconds ahead of Seth Daniels. ... Nicky Pennington improved seven positions in finishing third. ... Ten drivers finished on the lead lap. ... The event drew 17 entries with 15 starting the feature.

Florence Speedway

Rockcastle Speedway

Willard Speedway

Jimmy Adams won the Crate Late Model feature.

Paducah International Raceway

The hometown driver Davenport, 24, led all the way for his first victory in a Late Model-style car. ... He's the son of former western Kentucky racer Tait Davenport.

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Willard Speedway

Regaining the lead from Derek Fisher on the 24th lap, Adam Stricker of Batavia, Ohio, led the rest of the 30-lap Jesse Dillow Memorial for a $3,000 payday. ... Fisher led only lap 22. ... The fourth annual event drew 19 cars.

Willard Speedway

A.J. Hicks won the Crate Late Model feature.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Corey Neil Jr. of Bridge City, Texas, earned $2,000 in the Spring Fling 30.

Super Bee Speedway

Revolution Park

Revolution Park

Colbey Richman, a crew member for several national touring teams, finished fourth.

Super Bee Speedway

Third-starting Bubba Mullins of West Monroe, La., completed a weekend sweep of Gulf Coast tour action at Super Bee's Firecracker. ... He also won $1,500 the previous night. ... Polesitter and series founder Rob Litton finished second after leading the first 27 laps then giving up the lead to Mullins. ... Darin Patrick rallied from his 14th starting spot to round out the top five. ... Nine cars were running at the finish.

Super Bee Speedway

Polesitter Bubba Mullins of West Monroe, La., earned $1,500 for his Gull South touring victory. ... Waylon Morris cames from his 12th starting spot to round out the top five. ... Seven drivers were running at the finish. ... Most of the same drivers chase another $1,500 payday 24 hours later.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Dead Horse Creek Speedway

Corbett earned $2,500.

Hagerstown Speedway

The polesitting Ryan Zook of Mifflintown, Pa., led most of the way in earning $3,500 for his Free State 35 victory, his first Limited Late Model victory at Hagerstown. ... Zook, who gave up the lead to Codey Breeden on the 17th lap, regained the point on the 27th circuit when Breeden's engine gave up. ... Brian Booze improved six spots in finishing third and Brad Omps rallied from 13th to finish fourth.

Potomac Speedway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Fourth-starting Travis Stemler of Ionia, Mich., earned $3,000 in a rare Super Late Model event at the track. ... Front-row starters Ryan Lanphierd and Matt Murawski finished second and third. ... Taylor Wiles rallied from 11th to finish fourth. ... Stemler took the lead from Lanphierd on the 18th of 30 laps.

Merritt Speedway

Roberts pocketed $2,000.

Thunderbird Raceway

Kevin Juusola won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

Wiles earned a $2,000 victory in the 30-lap special.

Crystal Motor Speedway

The pole-starting DeYoung, of Crystal, Mich., took control for good on the eighth lap and led the rest of Thursday's 30-lap Thirlby Throwdown invitational, an invitational race paying $2,000 and serving as weekend opener for the Dan Salay Memorial. ... Dave Baker led twice for six laps before giving way to DeYoung and finishing 0.533 of a second back at the line. ... Torrey Ahrens started 13th and finished fifth. ... DeYoung, Baker, Dillon Kohn and Chase Burda won heats. ... DeYoung topped the 26-car field in time trials.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Merritt Speedway

Cody Bauer won from his fourth starting spot. ... After the race, track owner Mike Blackmer on Facebook apologized for the poor quality of the track surface so far this season.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

I-96 Speedway

Stemler won from his sixth starting spot.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Karter Juusola won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

I-96 Speedway

Finley won from the pole position in the 19-car feature.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Hibbing Speedway

Ogilvie Raceway

Sabraski also won the modified and super stock features.

I-94 EMR Speedway

I-94 was supposed to host double features for the Northern LateModel Racing Association, but because inclement weather was expected for drivers heading home after the races, the track ran a non-series event with WISSOTA rules. ... No makeup dates were announced. ... Alex Tschakert won the Limited Late Model feature.

Murray County Speedway

Blair Nothdurft of Renner, S.C., notched his 13th career Repairable Vehicles.com Tri-State Series, earning $1,500. ... Kole Nordquist and Elijah Zevenbergen were among drivers making their first series feature start.

Fiesta City Speedway

Grand Rapids Speedway

The event was originally scheduled to be an XR Northern Storm event, but the four races on the miniseries were postponed because of weather.

Proctor Speedway

Kyle Peterlin won a regular-season event after XR Northern Storm races at Proctor and three other tracks were postponed.

Hibbing Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

Grand Rapids Speedway

Buffalo River Speedway

Johnson won his second feature of the season.

Proctor Speedway

Peterlin won from his sixth starting spot.

Springfield Raceway

Fifth-starting Trent Wynn of Hartville, Mo., captured his first 4 State Dirt Late Model Series event. ... Kaeden Cornell led the first 10 laps and Wynn the last 20. ... Wynn took the checkers 1.241 seconds ahead of Dustin Tiger. ... The event drew 30 cars. ... The tour's next event is July 12 at Tri-State Speedway in Pocola, Okla.

Benton Speedway

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

Moberly Motorsports Park

Lucas Oil Speedway

Cox overtook Matt Becker on the final lap for his first victory of the season. ... "He was just using the entire racetrack. He was making it as hard as he could to pass," Cox said. "I was getting such a run off (turn) two, I knew that's where I could get him. I was glad to see that last caution. He was gonna chop me going there into three."

Central Missouri Speedway

Second-starting Sawyer Crigler of Alton,  Mo., captured his third 4 State Dirt Late Model Series victory of the season and 10th of his career. ... Crigler led all 30 laps and took the checkers just under a half-second ahead of Dustin Atkinson. ... Joey Smith started 11th and finished third. ... Polesitter Dustin Tiger finished fourth. ... Sixteen of 20 starters were running at the finish (Shawn Whitman scratched).

Farmington Empire Speedway

Marshall Yount scratched.

I-35 Speedway

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

The season opener was also the first event under the new promotership of Bobby and Erin Prosise.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Morton overtook Cox on the fifth lap and raced to his third victory. ... "We kind of fell back on that start and Tucker Cox jumped out to a pretty good lead," Morton said. "We kind of ran him back down when we got in lapped traffic. We got back to the bottom and I think that's what made the difference."

I-35 Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

Devin Whatley won the 602 Crate feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Chace Pennington won the 602 Crate feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Jade Luzenberg of Saucier, Miss., captured his first Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series feature. ... Luzenberg started fourth en route to his $2,500 payday. ... Pole-starting Chase Williams ended up ninth. ... The event drew 11 cars with Mark Dodson last in the feature.

Pike County Speedway

Greenville Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Covy Parsons won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Hattiesburg Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

Brett White won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Chace Pennington won the 602 Crate feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Electric City Speedway

Gallatin Speedway

Paul Leach, the father of Loenbro Motorsports driver Michael Leach, notched his first Late Model victory. ... Paul's younger son Tyler, 16, finished fifth and won the following night at Electric City Speedway.

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

Boone Fairgrounds Raceway

Chuck Southard of Franklin, N.C., the series points leader, grabbed his second victory of the season.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Mitchell earned $2,000. ... Zach Blackwell won the 602 Crate feature.

Dixieland Speedway

Carolina Speedway

County Line Raceway

Batten earned $3,000 in the Fast Five Shootout event. ... The polesitter led all 30 laps. ... Spencer Liggton (started eighth, finishing fifth) was the only driver in the top 10 who advanced more than two positions. ... Christian Joyner scratched.

Dixieland Speedway

Tri-County Racetrack

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

Devils Lake Speedway

Tucker Pederson of East Grand Forks, Minn., notched his first career Northern LateModel Racing Association victory and ended Dustin Strand's eight-race winning streak that stretched back to last season. ... Strand, the winner a week earlier in NLRA action at Devils Lake, rallied from his 12th starting spot to finish third behind Pederson and Travis Robertson. ... The event drew 18 entrants.

River Cities Speedway

Peterson won from his sixth starting spot in the 26-car feature.

River Cities Speedway

Reigning series champ and hometown driver Dustin Strand stayed a perfect 3-for-3 in series competition with his second victory in as many weeks at River Cities. ... The polesitter collected $1,500. ... Tyler Peterson improved 11 positions in finishing fourth. ... Shane Edginton, who briefly edged into the lead at halfway, retired after 20 laps running second. ... Joey Pederson was 2.3 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Strand's 39 career NLRA victories is six behind all-time leader Brad Seng, who finished seventh.

U.S. 30 Speedway

Wiarda, of Aurora, Mo., notched his first victory since a May 15, 2010, triumph on the Malvern Bank circuit at Boone County Raceway in Albion, Neb. ... On Cancer Awareness Night, Wiarda dedicated the victory to Jason Keeshan, a friend from Lilncoln, Neb., who died May 19 at the age of 51 after a battle with cancer.

Off Road Speedway

Red Cloud Speed Bowl

Boone County Raceway

Boone County Raceway

Red Cloud Speed Bowl

Off Road Speedway

Boone County Raceway

U.S. 30 Speedway

Off Road Speedway

Boone County Raceway

Osborne won from his eighth starting spot. ... Polesitter Dan Lueken faded to 10th.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Three of 11 starters were running at the finish.

Stateline Speedway

David Parker won the Crate Late Model feature.

The Dirt Track at Genesee

Woodhull Raceway

Woodhull Raceway

Stateline Speedway

Pinckney notched his first Super Late Model victory since 2003 at Eriez Speedway in nearby Hammett, Pa. ... Pinckney is a two-time Limited Late Model champ at Marion Center (Pa.) Raceway and had several victories in that division along with Crate Late Model triumphs at Raceway 7 in Conneaut, Ohio.

The Dirt Track at Genesee

Johnson notched his first division victory since Sept. 3, 2021.

Ransomville Speedway

The sixth-starting Davis, of Canisteo, N.Y., took control on lap five and paced the final 20 circuits to win $1,500, his first Northeast Alliance victory of the season. ... Charlie Sandercock led the opening four laps before giving way to Davis and settling for second. ... John McIntire started 22nd and finished sixth. ... Sandercock, McIntire and Bill Taylor won heats.

Stateline Speedway

Ryan Scott of Garland, Pa., led all 35 laps of Saturday's Spring Super Late Model Championship at Stateline Speedway, earning $3,000. ... Scott finished 1.443 seconds ahead of fifth-starting Darrell Bossard. ... Pole-starting Anthony Marotto of Ashville, N.Y., scratched from the feature. 

Stateline Speedway

Wonderling captured his first feature victory of the season. ... It came on the undercard of Ryan Scott's $3,000 Super Late Model victory.

The Dirt Track at Genesee

Jimmy Johnson was battling Ricotta for second when something broke in the right-front of his car, sending him hard into the turn-four wall.

Wayne County Speedway

Moore won by a half-track margin.

Oakshade Raceway

Attica Raceway Park

The sixth-starting Moore took the lead from Devin Shiels on the 12th lap. ... He notched his second straight Attica victory and eight of his career.

Moler Raceway Park

Hilltop Speedway

Drown won aboard Brad Malcuit's No. 79.

Skyline Speedway

Polesitter Colten Burdette of Parkersburg, W.Va., earned a $3,000 Rumble on the Ridge victory. ... Previous night's prelim winner Chris Carpenter, who started outside the front row, finished second. .... Chad Roush started 14th and finished sixth in the 18-car feature. ... The event drew 30 Super Late Model entrants.

Atomic Speedway

Zach Milbee of Poca, W.Va., won the race shortened to eight laps for his 26th career Burlile Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series victory. ... The series returns to Atomic on June 28 for a makeup of the April 19 rainout.

Wayne County Speedway

Moore won the 25-lapper by a 6.5-second margin.

Oakshade Raceway

Schlenk won his second in a row for his ninth win overall of the season and 290th of his career. ... Smith family members finished second through fourth.

Hilltop Speedway

Skyline Speedway

Most of the same competitors will chase a $3,000 payday at Skyline 24 hours after the weekend-opening event.

Hilltop Speedway

Muskingum County Speedway

Loney topped the 16-car field and guaranteed himself a spot in July 5's Freedom 50 on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, a $1,500-to-start event. ... Lincoln Smith, 13, won his first Crate Late Model feature.

Wayne County Speedway

Oakshade Raceway

Schlenk notched his eighth overall victory of the season. ... Polesitter Steve Kester retired in 11th after slowing on a lap-22 restart while battling Dusty Moore for second.

Midway Speedway

The event drew 17 entries. ... Ralph Withem was among early retirees.

Attica Raceway Park

The defending track champion ended Rusty Schlenk's six-race winning streak. ... “The track has thrown us a curve every week we’ve been here. We were finally able to put together a complete night,” Moore said.

Hilltop Speedway

Enid Speedway

Pole-starting Chris Wilhite Jr. of Chandler, Okla., notched his first Ross Foundation Sooner Late Model Series victory at Enid, earning $1,000. ... Runner-up Dan Smith started fourth as no driver finishing inn the top 10 advanced more than three positions. ... Three drivers scratched from the scheduled 19-car feature.

Lakeside Speedway

Dustin Tiger of West Plains, Mo., won from outside the front row for his first 4 State Dirt Late Model Series victory. ... He took the checkers in the 20-lapper 0.933 of a second ahead of Sawyer Crigler. .... Polesitter Kaeden Cornell was third after leading two laps (Crigler also led a lap). ... Fourteen of 18 drivers finished the seven-minute feature. ... The series heads for Central Missouri Speedway for a June 21 event.

Willamette Speedway

The second-starting Tanner, of Portland, Ore., led all 40 laps from the pole to win Saturday's $2,000 I-5 Series portion of Hall of Fame Night. Tanner notched his fifth career series victory and third this year. ... Collen Winebarger, winner of Friday's $2,000 opener, retired from second on lap 32. ... Bricen James started 18th and finished third. ... Tanner, Winebarger, Kye Frick and Burke Elkins won heats. ... Greg Walters topped the 29-car field in time trials.

Douglas County Dirt Track

The fifth-starting Winebarger of Corbett, Ore., led the final 22 laps to win Friday's $2,000 I-5 Series feature, his second series victory of the season and 11th-career triumph moves him into a tie with Rob Mayea of Bend, Ore., for most on the tour's all-time win list. ... Bricen James led the opening three laps before retiring. ... Winebarger, Joey Tanner and Jesse Williamson won heats. ... James topped the 24-car field in time trials.

Madras Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Fourth-starting Joey Tanner of Portland, Ore., earned $2,000 for a Strawberry Cup victory and his second straight on the Coors Light I-5 Silver Bullet Series. ... Polesitter Rob Campos led the first two laps but faded to finish 13th. ... Tanner earned $2,000. ... Jesse Willimson advanced eight positions to finish seventh. ... The next series event is June 27 at the Douglas County Dirt Track in Roseburg, Ore.

Madras Speedway

Bradford Speedway

Allen and Hauser swapped the lead late with Allen coming out on top.

Eriez Speedway

Jason Genco won the Crate Late Model feature.

Port Royal Speedway

Polesitter Lane Snook of Mifflintown, Pa., earned a career-high $6,000 in the makeup of the Ron Zimmerman Tribute. ... Snook led all 25 laps for his fifth overall victory of the season. ... Spike Moore gained five spots in finishing fifth while Jared Fulkroad started 15th and finished sixth. ... Snook was fastest of 28 entrants in time trials. ... Snook joins family members winning at Port Royal that include father Todd Snook, brother Trent Brenneman, cousin Devin Hart and grandfather Butch Renninger. ... Taylor Farlling was disqualified after driving the wrong way around the track to retaliate against Dillan Stake under an early caution.

Clinton County Speedway

Yoder won from his seventh starting spot, overtaking J.R. Toner on the final lap. ... Jim Yoder let most of the way, but a broken shock forced him out. ... Jennifer Lesher notched her first top-five in the division.

Lernerville Speedway

Norris won from his 10th starting spot.

Bedford Speedway

A mid-event rain shower delayed the program.

Eriez Speedway

Breyton Santee won the Crate Late Model feature.

Selinsgrove Speedway

Fifth-starting Andrew Yoder of Middleburg, Pa., earned $5,000 for his weekly victory at Selinsgrove Speedway. ... Yoder was a Limited Late Model winner at Selinsgrove in April. ... Polesitter Shaun Jones settled for fifth. ... Ten drivers were running at the finish of the 19-car event. ... Lane Snook won this night's Limited Late Model feature over Yoder and Daulton Bigler

Hummingbird Speedway

Lee won the 25-lapper by 2.8 seconds. ... Doug Surra captured the Semi-Late feature.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Path Valley Speedway

Hidden Valley Speedway

Dixon took the lead on an early restart. ... The previous week's winner Gary Little ended up fifth after spinning on the 16th lap.

Eriez Speedway

Jason Genco won the Crate Late Model feature.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Hidden Valley Speedway

Dylan Fenton and Craig Bainey scratched from the scheduled six-car field.

Dog Hollow Speedway

Davin Kaiser won the Crate Late Model feature.

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Kimbrew notched his third overall victory of the season and first at Roaring Knob.

Tri-City Raceway Park

Ferry edged Pinkerous by 0.145 of a second.

Marion Center Raceway

Ed Connor won the Semi-Late feature.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Latrobe Speedway

Path Valley Speedway

Hummingbird Speedway

Eriez Speedway

Knight won from his sixth starting spot. ... Runner-up Greg Oakes led the first 19 laps with Knight leading the rest of the way. ... Breyton Santee won the Crate Late Model feature.

Dog Hollow Speedway

Ferree earned $2,400 in the race postponed by rain two days earlier. ... The track hosted Super Late Models for the first time in three years. ... Bryan Benton won the Limited Late Model feature and Davin Kaiser won the Crate Late Model feature.

Bedford Speedway

Lane Snook overtook Gunnar Walls on the 10th lap and led the rest of the way. ... Snook notched his second victory of the weekend; he won the previous night at BAPS Motor Speedway in York Haven, Pa.

Bradford Speedway

Wilber notched his first Crate Late Model victory in the Suppa Racing entry. ... The track's 71st season opened under Isadore family promotions. ... Wilber was a former pure stock standout at the track.

Cherokee Speedway

Lake View Motor Speedway

Batten won his third of the year at Lake View. ... The Sandra Miller Memorial victory was the 200th in Corky Miller's career as car owner of the No. 32.

Sumter Speedway

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Preston Dimsdale won the 602 Crate feature.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

The second-starting Cooper, of Woodruff, S.C., took control from David Smith on the eighth lap and paced the final 23 laps to win Tuesday's $3,000 Red Clay 602 feature. It's his first series victory of the season and his second overall (March 2 at Cherokee Speedway). ... Preston Dimsdale followed Cooper by Smith a couple laps later. ... Griffin Smith started 13th and finished eighth. ... Smith topped the 13-car field in time trials.

Sumter Speedway

Park Jefferson Speedway

Zeitner won by 1.830 seconds over Kosiski in the 10-car feature, which ended up being on the undercard of a Repairable Vehicles.com Tri-State Series event added to the race program just hours before the night's racing.

Park Jefferson Speedway

Winning his first career Late Model victory in the fourth start of his rookie season, Jeffrey Larson of Lakefield, Minn., started outside the front row and led all 25 laps for his first Repairable Vehicles.com Tri-State Series triumph. ... He earned $1,500. ... The event was scheduled just hours ahead of Park Jeff's program after the series rainout at Hancock County Speedway in Britt, Iowa. ... Trevor Anderson finished 1.401 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Eighteen drivers completed 25 laps.

Brown County Speedway

Searing won from his fifth starting spot. ... Chase Gelling advanced seven positions.

Park Jefferson Speedway

The 31-year-old Nordquist, of Beresford, S.D., notched his first Late Model victory in his 10th division start. ... He moved up from modified divisions last season.

Casino Speedway

Trevor Walsh won the Limited Late Model feature.

Brown County Speedway

The fifth-starting Weisgram, of Northville, S.D., led the final eight laps to win Friday's $2,500 Tri-State season opener. It's his first career series victory. ... Chad Becker led laps 9-23 before Weisgram nipped him at the line by 0.106 of a second. ... Teenager Charlie Olsen led the opening six laps from the pole before retiring on the 26th lap; he was credited with 22nd. ... Weisgram, Olsen, Blair Nothdurft, Tad Pospisil, Mike Stearns and Lee Grosz topped heats. ... The race drew 52 entries.

Park Jefferson Speedway

Zach Zeitner also won a second feature with Kosiski and Faber finishing second and third again.

Mountain View Raceway

Smoky Mountain Speedway

Marlar earned $2,000 in an event not on the original series schedule.

Tazewell Speedway

Tennessee National Raceway

Wartburg Speedway

Anthony White earned $2,000 in the rain-postponed Ducky Jones Memorial.

Big South Fork Raceway

Limited Late Models were down to three entries after the track split 604 Crate Late Models into a separate division. ... The 604s drew seven cars with Braxton Swint winning.

Clarksville Speedway

Cooper also won the 602 Crate feature. ... Jimmy Halford won the two-car 604 Crate race.

Clayhill Motorsports Park

Duck River Raceway Park

Brayden Skinner won the 602 Crate feature. ... A rain shower delayed the program nearly two hours, but the program wrapped up before midnight.

Mountain View Raceway

Tazewell Speedway

Big South Fork Raceway

Clarksville Speedway

Jim Gray (604) and Matt Cooper (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Duck River Raceway Park

David Seibers won the 602 Crate feature.

Duck River Raceway Park

Dustin Harris won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Route 66 Motor Speedway

Big O Speedway

Route 66 Motor Speedway

Wythe Raceway

Flagged winner and polesitter Dawson Lowe was disqualified after postrace inspection for using a bumpstop on a right-rear spring (Lowe was also disqualified two weeks earlier at Wythe in a Mid-East 602 tour event for illegal valve springs). ... Kenny Peeples Jr. inherited the $2,000 Red Clay Series victory. ... Lowe led all 25 laps and finished 2.140 seconds ahead of Peeples. ... The event drew 12 cars. ... Kendal Tucker won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Wyatt Coffey won the 602 Crate feature.

Winchester Speedway

Lichliter led all the way and won by a 2.451-second margin in a caution-plagued 20-lapper. ... Polesitter Austin Stover lost his brakes on the first lap, triggering a five-car pileup. ... Gerald Davis was involved in two cautions but managed a top-five finish.

Ararat BullRing

Natural Bridge Speedway

Wythe Raceway

Wythe Raceway

Dawson Lowe crossed the finish line first but was disqualified two days later for using an illegal valve spring. .... Robbie Gibson inherited the $1,200 victory.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Colby Quick won the Crate Late Model feature.

Ararat BullRing

The division drew 18 entries.

Wythe Raceway

Mangum outran fellow front-row starter Kennie Compton Jr. for the Southern Wedge victory and $1,000. ... Compton won the evening's Cagle Automotive Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Model Series feature earlier in the program. ... The Southern Wedge event drew nine cars. ... Chuck Southard leads the series points.

Eagle River Speedway

Plymouth Dirt Track

Scheffler earned $2,000 in the Super Six event.

Rice Lake Speedway

Shawano Speedway

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Outagamie Speedway

Mullen earned $2,000 in the double-payday event. ... Nick Anvelink got upside down in an early wreck, but he wasn't injured. ... Joel Bennett briefly overtook Mullen, who regained the lead on the 12th lap.

Eagle River Speedway

Cedar Lake Speedway

Shawano Speedway

The division drew two cars.

Gondik Law Speedway

Red Cedar Speedway

James Giossi outdueled fellow front-row starter and polesitter Mike Prochnow. ... Kory Ressie won the Limited Late Model feature.

Eagle River Speedway

Lafayette County Speedway

Jason Robbins and Tyler McAnally scratched from the scheduled six-car feature.

Eagle River Speedway

Cedar Lake Speedway

Lafayette County Speedway

Outagamie Speedway

Mullen overtook Nick Anvelink in traffic. ... Anvelink fell from contention when he cut down a tire. ... Mullen also won the stock car feature.

Red Cedar Speedway

Beckley Motor Speedway

Elkins Raceway

Wilmoth, who has made few starts since the pandemic, notched his first victory since July 20, 2019, in the Skidmore Memorial. ... Hawkins rallied from his 13th starting spot. ... Chandi Currence notched her first Crate Late Model feature victory, outrunning Garret Paugh.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Perine gained seven positions in finishing second.

Elkins Raceway

Dave Loudin rebounded from a rollover wreck a week earlier to finish fifth. ... Luke Hyre won the Crate feature.

Elkins Raceway

Garret Paugh won the Crate Late Model feature.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Princeton Speedway

Hornsby won the five-car feature.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Tyler County Speedway

Brown, changed to No. 3 this season to honor an uncle he lost during the offseason, scored an emotional victory. ... Michael Lake rallied from the tail to second. ... Second-running Brandon Weigle broke a motor just past halfway. ... Kyle Thomas won the Crate Late Model feature.

Princeton Speedway

Gillette Thunder Speedway

Gillette Thunder Speedway

Kyle Anton scratched.

Buxton Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Baldwin won the 13-car feature from the ninth starting spot, leading the final 10 of 30 laps.

Buxton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Hooker won the nine-car feature by a 2.271-second margin.

Brighton Speedway