Talladega Short Track

Buddy George won the Limited Late Model feature. ... Crate Late Model victories went to T.J. Brittain (604) and Brandon Cosby (602).

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Brandon McDaniel won the 602 Crate feature. ... The Crate Late Model action was on the undercard of Brandon Overton's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory for Super Late Models.

Deep South Speedway

Dothan Motor Speedway

Ott earned $1,222 in the second annual Jackie Hughes Memorial.

Moulton Speedway

The 29-year-old Blaxton, of Speake, Ala., notched his first victory in the division, which he began running last season. ... His father Jason Blaxton previously competed in Super Late Models more than 20 years ago. ... Blaxton steered a 2003 GRT Race Car to victory, a car formerly driven by Talladega Short Track ace Tim Busha.

Hollis Speedway

Sam Ellison won the 602 Crate feature.

Deep South Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Enterkin won on the same card as Hunt the Front teammate Joseph Joiner, who pocketed $7,553 for his first career Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Traylor led all 20 laps. ... Josh Taylor won the 602 Crate feature.

Tri-County Speedway

Dale Lucas won the 602 Crate feature.

Thunder Valley Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Brandon Meeks didn't start the feature. ... Cruz Wallace of Tuscumbia, Ala., won the 602 feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Lunsford of Newnan, Ga., inherited the lead with five laps remaining when race-long leader Chip Brindle blew a tire. ... He earned $3,023 in the UCRA opener. ... Jason Lively, who started 21st after a deck-height infraction following time trials, rallied to finish second. ... Three drivers were disqualified for altercations: Thomas Willoughby, Chase Oliver and reigning UCRA champ Kenny Kizzar. ... The $5,000 winner of the Super Late Model portion of the Bama Brawl program, Sam Seawright, finished 10th. ... Hayden Swaney won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Tri-County Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Lance Robertson won the 13-car 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Dothan Motor Speedway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Old No. 1 Speedway

Gulley was the lone car running at the finish among five scheduled starters in the 10-lap event.

Old No. 1 Speedway

Beard, of Trumann, Ark., captured the season-opening Winter Blast for a $2,000 victory. ... Seven of 13 starters were running at the finish. ... Polesitter Mike Carr finished fourth.

Central Arizona Raceway

Driving a car owned by Jason Strand, ninth-starting Shaw, of Ham Lake, Minn., led the final 12 laps to win his 30th career Southwest Dirt Racing Association feature, collecting $1,000. ... Brad Williams finished second, 4.994 seconds back. ... Three-time series champion John Cornell gained three spots, finishing fifth. ... John Morris led the first eight laps from the pole before finishing sixth. ... Saturday's feature was completed without incident and lasted seven minutes with eight drivers completing all 20 laps. ... Strand and Matt Sparby won heats.

Placerville Speedway

North Florida Speedway

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Brenden Smith won the Crate Late Model feature.

Southern Raceway

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Earning $3,000, Harris notched his second victory of the weekend after picking up a $2,589 Southern Clash victory in Waycross, Ga., the previous evening.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Swainsboro Raceway

Cochran Motor Speedway

Herrington won on the undercard of Kyle Bronson's $10,000 Crate Racin' USA victory.

Senoia Raceway

Cass Fowler won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Dylan Beaver won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Golden Isles Speedway

Scott Waters won the 602 Crate feature (Corrects 604 finish).

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Swainsboro Raceway

Tyler Sanders won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Cody Segar won tdhe 602 Crate feature.

Waycross Motor Speedway

Second-starting Harris, of Jupiter, Fla., slipped by race-long leader Mark Whitener on lap 28 and paced the final two circuits to win Friday's $2,589 Southern Clash Late Models Series season opener. ... Whitener, of Middleburg, Fla., led the first 28 laps from the pole before finishing 1.372 seconds back. ... Jordy Nipper advanced three positions and finished fourth. ... Scott Johnson gained four spots and finished sixth. ... Friday's feature lasted 21 minutes with 11 drivers completing all 30 laps. ... Whitener topped the 16-car field in qualifying.

Needmore Speedway

Overton led all 25 laps for a $1,500 payday. ... Nevin Gainey won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... The event was the first under the new ownership of Chance Smith.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate Late Model feature and lowered the track record with a 14.22-second qualifying lap.

Lavonia Speedway

Brady Cornett won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Winning from the pole position, Overton captured the 604 Crate Late Model feature on the undercard of Wil Herrington's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory. ... Brandon McDaniel captured the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Woods, of Statham, Ga., also won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

The season opener drew seven cars.

Thunder Valley Speedway

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

The event drew 14 cars with nine running at the finish.

Thunder Valley Speedway

Four of nine starters were running at the finish.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Thunder Valley Speedway

Super Bee Speedway

Sabine Speedway

Potomac Speedway

Dawson, of Seaford, Del., survived a crash-marred event for his first Potomac victory. ... Ben Scott and Jeremy Pilkerton tangled on the 15th lap battling for the lead with both cars going into a series of violent flips. No on was injured as third-running Ray Love Jr. was also caught up in the melee. ...  Dawson inherited the lead and led the final five laps. “We certainly didn’t have a car capable of winning so I feel pretty lucky standing here tonight,” Dawson said.

I-35 Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Driving as a teammate to third-place finisher Bob Gardner, Sheppard led all 25 laps in the Bi-State Battle season opener of the minitour between I-55 and Highland Speedway. ... Runner-up Rusty Schlenk advanced seven positions. ... Ryan Unzicker and Mark Voigt were among scratches.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells, of Aurora, Mo., took the lead from Jace Parmley on lap 16 and led the final nine circuits in the track's season opener. ... Wells won in a 2006 TNT Race Car that's seen 95 checkered flags. ... "We gave it a brush-up over the winter and we're really proud of it," Wells said. "TNT does a heck of a job on these cars. It's just a special race car.”

Columbus Speedway

Wilson, of West, Miss., topped a 19-car field to win $1,200. ... Jarrett Jones finished second, 0.941 of a second back. ... Shay Knight advanced five positions and finished third. ... After topping qualifying Jamey Boland started on the pole but faded to finish fourth. ... Brandon Buhler started 14th and finished eighth. ... Nick Thrash gained three spots and finished 10th. ... Saturday's feature lasted 23 minutes with 15 drivers completing all 25 laps. ... The event had a complete restart after the original green flag dropped before several competitors were able to make it to the track.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Randy Boyd won the 602 Crate feature. ... The Crate Late Model action was on the undercard of Joseph Joiner's MSCCS victory for Super Late Models.

Outlaw Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

Williams won on the undercard of Kyle Beard's Mississippi State Championship Challenge triumph. ... Matt Grable won the 602 Crate feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Columbus Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Shay Knight won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Thrash, of Meridian, Miss., took the lead on lap five and never looked back, winning Saturday's $1,200 inaugural Southern Thunder Series race. ... Jamey Boland led the first four laps from the pole and finished 1.414 seconds back. ... Spencer Hughes advanced three positions and finished third. ... Bailey Callahan gained seven spots and finished sixth. ... Saturday's feature lasted 16 minutes with 12 competitors completing all 25 laps. ... The tour was founded by Mike Boland and Robert Brown.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Gresham's Battle of the States victory came on the same card as Nick Thrash's triumph in the inaugural Southern Thunder Series event for 602 Crate Late Models. ... Gresham started third while Jason Henry started on the pole. ... The event drew 25 604 Crate Late Models but four scratched from the feature.

Columbus Speedway

The event was the first for new promoters Tim Austin and Allen Mitchell.

County Line Raceway

Carroll, of Elm City, N.C., started fourth en route to a $1,200 payday. … The series hasn’t had a repeat winner in five events this season. … Runner-up Mac Frye improved nine positions, while third-finishing Jason Dickerson improved 11 spots. … Fast qualifier and polesitter Daniel Tucker slipped to sixth. … The race drew 15 entries. … Zach Price didn’t start the feature.

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

Third-starting Shirey, of Swansea, S.C., took the lead on lap 21 and paced the final 10 circuits, topping a 15-car field to win $2,000. ... Nick Dietz finished second, 3.246 seconds back. ... Polesitter Dylan Watson failed to lead a lap and finished third. ... Dylan Davis started 13th and finished fifth. ... Colt Smith advanced four positions and finished seventh. ... Danny Hurley and Elliott Sanders each gained six spots, finishing eighth and ninth. ... Saturday's feature lasted 36 minutes with eight drivers completing all 30 laps. ... Watson was fast qualifier.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

McBride won on the undercard of Michael Rouse's I-95 Late Model Challenge victory.

Tri-County Racetrack

Payne earned $2,000. ... Ricky Smith won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... Also on the card was a $5,000 Sport Compact Dirt Racing Association event won by Brandon Dalton of Bowling Green, Ky.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Tri-County Racetrack

Carolina Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Fifth-starting Craft of Lavonia, Ga., captured the $3,500 Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Models victory in Saturday’s Steve Heintz Tribute Race. ... He finished 1.217 seconds ahead of Timbo Mangum to record his second straight victory after pocketing $1,500 with the Southeastern Late Model Sportsman Series a week earlier at Cherokee Speedway. ... Justin Sims was disqualified and three drivers scratched from the event that drew 24 entries.

County Line Raceway

The pole-starting Rouse, of Wilson, N.C., led all 30 laps in the I-95 Late Model Challenge opener. ... The reigning series champ took the checkers a half-second ahead of runner-up Christian Thomas. ... Rouse notched his 14th career tour victory, third on the all-time list. ... Bradley McCaskill rallied from his 15th starting spot to finish fourth. ... Ten of 17 starters completed 30 laps. ... The series returns to action March 25 in Fayetteville, N.C.

Port Royal Speedway

Drake Troutman of Hyndman, Pa., led 25 laps from the pole en route to his first career victory at the Port Royal half-mile, earning $4,000. ... Sixth-starting Dylan Yoder finished 0.786 of a second behind Troutman, who also earned fast-time honors and won his heat.. ... Rick Eckert and Trever Feathers joined Troutman as heat winners. ... Thirty-one cars attempted to qualify for the main event that lasted 26 minutes and featured three cautions. ... Twelve drivers completed 25 laps. | Video

Port Royal Speedway

Dillan Stake of Three Springs, Pa., led all 25 laps for his first career Super Late Model victory. ... He topped a 31-car field to win Port Royal's season opener for a $4,000 check — the 2023 Super Late Model weekly winner's prize (up from $3,000) that highlights a purse increase announced by track officials. ... Ross Robinson finished second, 1.825 seconds back. ... Jeff Rine gained 10 spots in finishing fifth while Gregg Satterlee started 23rd and finished ninth. ... Sunday's feature lasted nine minutes with 17 drivers completing 25 laps. ... Justin Weaver, Colton Flinner, Mike Lupfer and Gary Stuhler won heats. | Video

Laurens County Speedway

McDowell, of Fountain Inn, S.C., who started from the pole took the lead on lap 14 from fast qualifier Jake Jackson, who led the first 13 laps. ... Jackson finished 13th after retiring on lap 13. ... Eleven of the 15 starters complete all 25 laps. ... McDowell earned $1,500. ... Austin Mintz, who won the tour's inaugural event March 11, improved five spots and finished third. ... Sixth-finishing Billy Rushton started 12th.

Lake View Motor Speedway

Dockery, of Gastonia, N.C., won the fourth annual J.D. Pridgen Memorial for a $2,500 payday. … He’s the Blue Ridge Outlaws’ third different winner in three events this season and 57th different winner in series history. … Colton Stanley finished second, 0.626 of a second back. ... Johnny Prdgen advanced four positions and finished fourth. ... Matt Pridgen gained five spots and finished ninth. ... Saturday's feature lasted 31 minutes with eight drivers completing all 35 laps. ... Dockery and Colt Smith were heat winners. … The race drew 19 entries.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Sumter Speedway

Marlowe earned $1,500. ... Sumter hosts a $5,000-to-win Steel Block Bandits Dirt Late Model Challenge event on April 15.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Mike Huey retired after leading the first four laps. ... Godwin led the rest of the 20-lapper.

Cherokee Speedway

Ruggiero started outside the front row and led all 20 laps, winning by a 1.4-second margin.

Laurens County Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Travelers Rest Speedway

Mintz of Hopkins, S.C., won by more than five seconds in the GM Performance 602 Series event. He earned $1,500.

Cherokee Speedway

Steele, of York, S.C., led all 25 laps from the pole to win $2,000. ... John Ruggiero Jr. nearly spun on lap 22 while battling Cody Overton for third, causing Overton to make contact with his left-front and straightened him back out. Overton was unable to continue and finished 16th while Ruggiero recovered to finish second, 1.254 seconds back. ... Dalton Jacobs advanced five positions and finished fifth. ... Kendal Tucker started 16th and finished seventh. ... Sunday's feature lasted 21 minutes with 15 drivers completing all 25 laps. ... Steele set fast time.

Cherokee Speedway

Ruggiero Jr., of Lincolnton, N.C., led all 20 laps from the pole and topped a 16-car field to win Saturday's $1,000 Mid-East 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... Rod Tucker finished second, 3.149 seconds back. ... Justin Mintz advanced three positions and finished fourth. ... Goose Calvert gained two spots and finished seventh. ... Daniel Parker started 11th and finished eighth. ... Saturday's feature lasted 15 minutes with 12 competitors completing all 20 laps. ... Ruggiero Jr. was fast qualifier.

Cherokee Speedway

Craft, of Lavonia, Ga., took the lead on lap 23 and led the final three circuits of Saturday's feature, topping the 12-car field and collecting $1,500. ... Jeremy Steele led the first 22 laps from the pole before being overtaken by Craft and finishing 0.470 of a second back. ... Owen Osteen and Larry Timms each advanced three positions, finishing third and fourth. ... Mark Greene also gained three spots and finished seventh. ... Saturday's feature lasted eight minutes with eight drivers completing all 25 laps. ... Steele topped the field in qualifying.

Clarksville Speedway

Austin Anderson (604) and Caleb Ashby (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Wartburg Speedway

The 20-year-old Clinton, Tenn., driver outran his father for his first Late Model victory.

Mountain View Raceway

Duck River Raceway Park

Chase Walls won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Camden Speedway

Tazewell Speedway

Illinois-turned-Tennessee driver Matt Shannon inherited the Jim Arnwine Memorial victory after apparent winner Brian Smith of Barbourville, Ky., was disqualified because of a fuel violation. ... The tenth-starting Shannon earned $3,001 for his first UCRA victory. ... Polesitter Josh Collins led the first 27 laps before breaking a fan blade and handing the lead to Smith. ... Runner-up Bradley Lewelling advanced five positions. ... Jessie Hughes started 16th and finished seventh. ... Saturday's feature lasted 28 minutes with 11 drivers completing 40 laps. ... Collins, Smith and Aaron Guinn won heats. (Updates with Smith's DQ.)

Duck River Raceway Park

Posey, of Petersburg, Tenn., inherited the lead from polesiiter Cody Ballard after Ballard made contact with an infield yuke tire, drawing a caution midway through the race. … Posey earned $1,000. … Eighth-starting Jadon Frame cut down a left front tire on the opening lap, tagged the tail of the field and rallied from 14th to finish fifth. … Seventh-finishing Jim Gray earned earned an American Racer tire sponsored by SAM Racing. … Chase Walls outran a 24-car field to win the 602 Late Model feature paying $1,200-to-win. … It was the 50th anniversary season-opener at Duck River.

Clarksville Speedway

English led all 12 laps in the five-car feature. ... Ronnie Cooper (604) and Frank Haar (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Tennessee National Raceway

Hanger earned $1,500 for his Icebreaker victory.

Clarksville Speedway

Kane Newby won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

411 Motor Speedway

Hayden Cardwell won on the undercard of Cory Hedgecock's $15,000 Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory. ... Tucker Anderson won the 602 Crate feature.

Cotton Bowl Speedway

Tony Lindsey of Keithville, La., took the checkers first but was disqualified when his car weighed in light at the scales after the race. ... Beau Begnaud inherited the victory after starting sixth. ... Polesitter Patrik Daniel finished second. … Rhett Starnes was fast qualifier among 23 entries. … Lindsey, Daniel and Jeffrey Abbey won heats. … Jason Sartain started 21st and finished 10th. … Thirteen cars completed 20 laps. (Updates with Lindsey's disqualification)

I-37 Speedway

Multitime modified champ Ryan Doyon, 26, scored his first Late Model victory in outrunning his father (a first-time Late Model winner last season). ... “I wasn't too worried about anyone catching me until I started to get into traffic," the winner said. "I kept waiting to hear someone, but never did. I was just focused on not getting into anyone and keeping it clean.”

Heart O' Texas Speedway

Lindsey, of Keithville, La., took the lead on lap 18 and paced the final three circuits, topping Friday's 26-car field to win $1,100. ... Patrik Daniel led the first 17 laps from the pole before being overtaken by Lindsey and finishing 1.026 seconds back. ... Kaden Honeycutt advanced three positions and finished third. ... Austin Theiss started 16th and finished sixth. ... Chris Bragg gained eight spots and finished 10th. ... Friday's feature lasted 18 minutes with 15 drivers completing all 20 laps. ... Daniel, Honeycutt, Beau Begnaud, and Jeffrey Abbey won heats.

105 Speedway

The winner started outside the front row and led all 20 laps. ... The American Crate Late Model Series South event drew seven cars.

Big O Speedway

Big O Speedway

Texana Raceway Park

Winchester Speedway

Franklin won the 25-car feature in the 11-car field. ... Going for his second straight victory, Jonathan DeHaven led the first eight laps before Franklin took over; DeHaven retired after 12 laps.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Logan Roberson captured the Crate Late Model feature.

Winchester Speedway

Kyle Hardy won the Crate Late Model feature ahead of his sixth-place finish in the Limited main.

Winchester Speedway

Hart, of Port Royal, Pa., won his first Winchester feature. ... The third-starting Hart slipped under front-row starters exiting turn two on the first lap and was never headed. ... James Lichliter was running third on the 18th lap when he hit the turn-four wall. ... Third-finishing Rodney Walls started on the pole alongside Lichliter.

Winchester Speedway

Kyle Lear of Severna Park, Md., overtook race-long leader Kyle Hardy of Stephens City, Va., with four laps remaining to win Saturday's Limited Late Model feature at the 3/8-mile oval. ... Five cars finished the 25-lap feature that spanned 30 minutes. ... Hardy topped hometown racer Mike Franklin to win the 19-car Crate feature.