Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Oliver's victory came on the undercard of Matt Shannon's $7,238 Crate Late Model victory on the UCRA circuit.

Moulton Speedway

Covy Parsons won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... Caleb Coan had a rollover accident in the 602 feature, but no injuries were reported.

Moulton Speedway

Jack Franklin won the 602 Crate feature.

Buckshot Speedway

Rod Carroll won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Flannagan earned $2,000 in the Rumble by the River. ... Brandon Brown won the Limited Late Model feature over Greg Wilhite.

Tri-County Speedway

Brent Cartwright won the 602 Crate feature.

Buckshot Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Thunder Valley Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Trace Armstrong won the 602 Crate Late Model feature, his first-ever feature victory.

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.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Four of nine entrants scratched ahead of the feature event.

Old No. 1 Speedway

Centerville Speedway

Crocker, of Jonesboro, Ark., led the entire distance for his third career win, moving him into a tie for the most in series history. ... Fifth-starting Eddie Hoyer moved into second on lap four and finished 6.980 seconds back. ... Michael King and Gavin Jordan each gained three spots, finishing fourth and fifth. ... Justin Hardin started 16th and finished sixth. ... Polesitter Joseph Long failed to complete a lap and finished 13th. ... Saturday's feature lasted 15 minutes with four drivers completing all 20 laps. ... Long, Crocker and Geoff Aitken won heats.

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.

Central Arizona Raceway

Fourth-starting Cornell, of Phoenix, Ariz., topped Saturday's four-car field to collect $1,000, earning his 24th career Southwest Dirt Racing Association victory. ... Brad Williams started and finished second, while Kent Rosevear started and finished third. ... Polesitter Chris Caldwell faded to finish fourth. ... Cornell won the heat.

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

Placerville Speedway

Placerville Speedway

Georgetown Speedway

Robinson took the lead on lap 21 and never looked back, winning Thursday's $3,026 Mark "Coot" Williams Memorial. Robinson notched his fifth victory at his home track since 2019, increasing his race winnings to over $25,000 during that time. ... Sixth-starting Tyler Emory finished second, 2.273 seconds back. ... Bryan Bernheisel led the first 20 laps before fading to finish third. ... Rick Eckert scratched after qualifying. ... Emory and Robinson won heats. ... Thursday's feature lasted eight minutes with four drivers completing all 26 laps.

All-Tech Raceway

Whitener, of Middleburg, Fla., took the lead on lap 17 and never looked back, pacing the final 24 laps and topping the 26-car field to win Saturday's $5,000 602 Crate Late Model Nationals. ... Cole Exum led the first 16 laps and finished second, 0.738 of a second back. ... David Showers Jr. advanced three positions and finished eighth. ... Trey Mills started 19th and finished 11th. ... Saturday's special event lasted 17 minutes with 14 drivers completing all 40 laps. ... Exum and Nevin Gainey won heats.

Volusia Speedway Park

Chappell, who at one point had a 12-second lead, led all 20 laps. ... Veteran Keith Nosbisch improved six positions. ... Adam Bennett led all the way in the 602 Crate feature.

Southern Raceway

Volusia Speedway Park

Carter earned $2,000.

All-Tech Raceway

Mosley earned $1,833 for his victory in the Donnie Dobbins Tribute. ... David Showers Jr. won the 602 Crate feature. ... The track endured storms and power failures to complete the event.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Southern Raceway

Wright notched his first feature victory.

East Bay Raceway Park

North Florida Speedway

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Brenden Smith won the Crate Late Model feature.

Golden Isles Speedway

Second-starting Peacock, of Macon, Ga., led all 26 laps and topped a 15-car field to win Saturday's $3,000 feature. ... Fast qualifier and polesitter David Whitener trailed Peacock the entire distance, finishing 5.966 seconds back. ... Kam Boyd advanced three positions and finished fifth. ... Bubba Roling gained two spots and finished ninth. ... Saturday's feature was completed without incident and lasted seven minutes, with six drivers completing all 26 laps.

Toccoa Raceway

Lavonia Speedway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

North Georgia Speedway

McIntosh's victory came on the same card as Cory Hedgecock's American All-Star Series triumph for 604 Crate Late Models. ... Jacob Parris won the 602 Crate feature over Colton Jackson.

Toccoa Raceway

Cochran Motor Speedway

Caleb Gay also won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

The fith-starting Nipper, winnning for the second straight weekend at Senoia, inherited the lead from a retiring Taylor Puckett on the 16th lap. ... Chad Duncan improved 11 positions for a top-five finish. ... Corey North (604) and Richie Stephens (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Rome Speedway

Courtney's victory was on the undercard of the Crate Racin' USA tour event for 604 Crate Late Models.

North Georgia Speedway

Jake Green won the 602 Crate feature.

Toccoa Raceway

Swainsboro Raceway

Cameron Tribble won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Senoia Raceway

The event drew 127 race cars overall. ... The track hosts the Red Clay Series on April 29.

Lavonia Speedway

Collins led 20 laps. ... Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Trae Kirk was the apparent winner but was disqualified for a postrace technical violation.

Needmore Speedway

Brayden Johnson won the 602 Crate feature.

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

Shelby County Speedway

Bridge improved nine spots in finishing second.

Maquoketa Speedway

Nezworski, of Blue Grass, Iowa, grabbed his first victory of 2023. ... Jaden Frye improved nine positions in finishing third.

Davenport Speedway

Kay overtook Chuck Hanna on the fourth lap and raced to his second straight victory.

Lee County Speedway

The pole-starting Eckrich led 25 laps.

Davenport Speedway

Winner Justin Kay started seventh and topped the pole-starting Nezworski.

Davenport Speedway

Remley won on the undercard of Chad Simpson's Lucas Oil Midwest LateModel Racing Association victory.

Charleston Speedway

Highland Speedway

Kloos, who led all but a handful of laps, took the checkers 0.647 of a second ahead of Bailey. ... Ohio invader Rusty Schlenk led early, but Kloos overtook him on a restart and when Daryn Klein dove under Schlenk to take second in turn four, contact sent Schlenk spinning. Schlenk confronted Klein on the ensuing caution and again in the infield after the race.

Peoria Speedway

Rebholz won the Mike Moran Memorial.

Kankakee County Speedway

Hammond beat Osterhoff to the line by 0.150 of a second. ... Torin Mettille was in control until two laps remained, but he neded up ninth. ... Amber Crouch led the first two laps.

Farmer City Raceway

Scheffler, of Waukesha, Wis., overtook Wenger with five laps remaining. ... Schlenk came from his 12th starting spot to finish fourth. ... Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Lincoln Speedway

The second-starting Parga, of New Berlin, Ill., led all 20 laps and topped a 14-car field to win Friday's $600 Big 10 tour opener. ... Polesitter Colby Sheppard finished 0.989 of a second back. ... Braden Johnson and Cody Maguire each advanced three positions, finishing third and fifth. ... Brandon Sweitzer started 13th and finished sixth. ... Friday's feature lasted 10 minutes with six drivers completing 20 laps. ... Sheppard and Parga won heats. ... Parga was fast qualifier.

Adams County Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Devin McLean won the Crate Late Model feature.

Macon Speedway

Johnson won from the pole over the reigning track champ Colby Eller.

Brownstown Bullring

Klein led all 25 laps from outside the front row at the former Fayette County Speedway. ... Robby Moore rallied to fifth from his 14th starting spot in the 17-car field.

Farmer City Raceway

Weaver topped a six-car field. ... Jose Parga won the Crate Late Model feature.

Kankakee County Speedway

Macon Speedway

Parga added his victory to the previous night's triumph at Lincoln Speedway. ... The Macon event was the first under the ownership of Chris Kearns.

Lincoln Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Devin McLean won the 10-car Crate Late Model feature.

Brownstown Speedway

Jug Wethington broke after leading 22 laps, handing the lead to Magner. ... Rookies Nolan Wells, Houston Roark and Conner Mertens notched their first top-five finishes in the 25-lapper.

Florence Speedway

Rockcastle Speedway

Hicks topped a 20-car field.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Sheets earned $1,500 in the track's opener ... Rain cut the program short with two remaining division features postponed.

Willard Speedway

A.J. Hicks won the Crate feature.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Rockcastle Speedway

Dial won from his fifth starting spot in the 21-car feature with 16 drivers running at the finish.

Florence Speedway

Vaughn won on the undercard of Josh Rice's $10,000 Spring 50 victory for Super Late Models. ... The event was the first on the Crate division's Dollar General title sponsorship.

Willard Speedway

Fouts led all the way in the season opener. ... A.J. Hicks won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Florence Speedway

Thunder Mountain Speedway

The season opener drew seven cars.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Bennett, the Crate Racin' USA overall points leader, won from the pole position. ... Half of the 14 starters dropped out.

Boothill Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Walton won from the pole in the car sometimes driven by David Ashley Jr. ... The event drew 19 entries.

Thunder Valley Speedway

Super Bee Speedway

Potomac Speedway

Lathroum earned $2,000 in the 29-lap Danny Garrett Memorial. ... Second-running Derick Quade retired midrace with a flat tire. ... Lathroum's right-rear tire went flat in victory lane. “I’m glad it held up for one more lap.” the winner said. “I could feel it going away towards the end and lucky for us we had enough to get the win.” ... Lathroum has 36 career Limited Late Model victories at Potomac.

Hagerstown Speedway

Weaver inherited the lead when Cody Kershner's car gave up on the seventh lap. ... The event was time-shortened to 21 laps. ... “Our original plan was to go to Bulls Gap, Tenn. (on Saturday) after Bedford, but with the length of the trip and low on options we just decided to swap motors in one car and keep it local," Weaver said. ... Devin Hart advanced nine positions in finishing third. ... Weaver topped 30 qualifiers.

Winston Speedway

Stemler led all 30 laps and took the checkers nearly four seconds ahead of Brandon Thirlby, driving the No. 69 Dave and Jody Bowen-owned DFB Racing entry. ... The event was the first under Winston's ownership of Scott Phillips, who bought the track 36 days earlier. ... Scott Wenell won the Crate Late Model feature.

Nevada Speedway

The polesitting Keeter of Webb City, Mo., topped a 21-car field to win Saturday's $1,000 feature, the 24th of his career, further extending his lead on the series' all-time wins list. ... Jace Parmley advanced three positions and finished third. ... Isaac Keepper gained two spots and finished eighth. ... Keeter, Jim Vanzandt and Dustin Mooneyham won heats. ... Keeter was fast qualifier.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells got in a first-lap tangle with Bryon Allison but rallied to win his third race of 2023. ... "All these guys standing down here work every week and the guys back at the shop, they worked hard over the winter and it shows what we're doing here," Wells said as his crew gathered around him in victory lane. "The track was awesome. There were two grooves. It was a little wet to start the night, but it makes for exciting racing."

Monett Raceway

The sixth-starting Hansen, of Fort Gibson, Okla., won his second Complete Well Testing Sooner Late Model Series event of the season (and second in a row). ... He has seven career victories on the Oklahoma-based circuit, which made its Monett debut. ... Hansen took the lead from Jim Body on the seventh lap. ... Mark Daye made an 11th-to-fourth run. ... The race was cut a lap short because of a grinding ffrontstretch crash; Richard Shepler drove into the rear of Eddie Tidwell's car but no one was injured.

Legit Speedway Park

I-35 Speedway

I-35 Speedway

The Sunday event was a makeup from the previous night's rainout.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Ferris, the reigning track champ, beat runner-up and two-time 2023 winner Justin Wells by 6.4 seconds. ... Ferris earned $1,000, including bonus money from Wosoba Seed & Trucking, Reed Environmental and Dirt Track Specialist. ... "I just want to thank Daniel Wosoba and Bryan Larimore for the added money. That makes a big difference and it really helps get the cars in," Ferris said.

Federated Raceway at I-55

Klein won the 15-car Bi-State Battle main.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells led all 20 laps and won by more than a half-track margin over Morton. ... He earned $1,000, including bonus money from sponsors Wosoba Seed & Trucking, Reed Environmental and Dirt Track Specialist. ... "This car was flawless all night," Wells said of his vintage TNT Race Car. "I was a little worried about the weather today and about the track, but my goodness ... the track was awesome." ... A three-car accident drew a red flag and ended John Rowland's night on his roof; he wasn't hurt.

Monett Raceway

Callaway Raceway

Cox won from the pole. ... Potter started on the tail of the 11-car field.

Midway Speedway

The event drew two cars.

Springfield Raceway

Coming off a 13-win season, Keeter, of Webb City, Mo., led all 30 laps and topped a 31-car field to win Saturday's $1,000 season opener, earning his series-leading 23rd career victory. ... Derek Brown advanced four positions and finished 2.254 seconds back. ... Jace Parmley gained 12 spots and finished third. ... Dalton Cloyd started 18th and finished ninth. ... Jim Vanzandt gained seven positions and finished 10th. ... Keeter, Austin Vincent, Chandler Moenning and Dustin Mooneyham won heats.

I-35 Speedway

Monett Raceway

Callaway Raceway

The event drew 95 race cars overall.

Midway Speedway

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.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Columbus Speedway

Whynot Motorsports Park

Bailey Callahan won the 602 Crate feature.

Outlaw Speedway

Hunter Ward won the 602 Crate feature. ... The track cancelled its April 29 program to make repairs to lighting and avoid a conflict with a nearby event.

Corinth Motor Speedway

Isbell also won the 602 Crate feature.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Beckwith reversed the finishing order with Johns from the previous evening. ... Nick Thrash won the 602 Crate feature.

Corinth Motor Speedway

Neil Brown won the 602 Crate feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Seven of 13 starters were running at the finish of the polesitter's victory. ... Terry Wilson won the 602 Crate feature.

Outlaw Speedway

Pocketing $2,000, Homan won the season-opening Lucas Oil Nationals by 5.379 seconds over Jeremy Wonderling.

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

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Blalock, of Clemmons, N.C., took the lead on lap eight and never looked back, topping Saturday's 29-car field and collecting $1,500, his second Mid-East 602 tour victory of the season. ... After winning Friday's $1,500 opener, Dalton Jacobs finished second, 1.213 seconds back. ... Daniel Parker gained five spots and finished third. ... Fast qualifier Jamison McBride led the first seven laps before fading to finish fourth. ... Saturday's feature lasted 15 minutes with 16 competitors completing 20 laps. ... Daniel Durham and Chason Beasley won heats.

Harris Speedway

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Fifth-starting Jacobs, of Reidsville, N.C., took the lead on lap 17 and paced the final four circuits, topping the 22-car field and winning Friday's $1,500 North Carolina Speedweek makeup feature. ... Runner-up Jason Dickerson advanced six positions and finished 1.189 seconds back. ... Fast qualifier Preston Blalock led laps eight through 16 before finishing 11th. ... Zach Cox led the first seven laps before retiring on lap 16 and finishing 16th. ... Friday's feature lasted 33 minutes with 14 competitors completing 20 laps.

Halifax County Motor Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Dixieland Speedway

HorsePower Park

Jacobs, of Reidsville, N.C., earned $1,200 in the Mid-East 602 tour event. ... He led all 20 laps. ... Jacobs also won the night's Mid-East 604 tour victory.

HorsePower Park

Jacobs completed a sweep of Mid-East-sanctioned racing with his $1,500 604 Crate Late Model victory. ... He earlier won the 602 Crate main event. ... The 604 event drew 15 cars.

Harris Speedway

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The 14-year-old Blackwell's victory was on the undercard of Willie Milliken's Carolina Clash triumph for Super Late Models. ... The Grays Creek, N.C., teen captured his first feature victory in a race ended after eight laps because of time constraints after two lengthy red flags.

Halifax County Motor Speedway

Arthur collected $2,500.

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.

Off Road Speedway

Vollbrecht notched his first Off Road feature victory since June 13, 2020.

Junction Motor Speedway

Osborn earned $1,000 for his victory in the season-opening Mike Chapin Memorial Spring Thaw. ... It was the track's first event since 2021.

U.S. 30 Speedway

Eagle Raceway

Sobbing won the Topless Nationals main event.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Genesee Speedway

Genesee Speedway

Rivers, of Basom, N.Y., led 25 laps and ended Jeremy Wonderling's seven-race winning streak that ended 2022. ... “It feels good to finally go and prove we can beat (Wonderling),” Rivers said. “These guys worked all offseason on this car.  We’ve got a really good piece.”

Skyline Speedway

Cole Perine emerged apparently unhurt after a frightening flipping accident on the ninth lap.

Skyline Speedway

Wayne County Speedway

Drown rallied from 17th to the victory. ... “I wasn’t sure if l could make it through the field or not from that deep,” Drown said. “I felt confident though when l got into second, then did a little scoreboard watching and saw J.R. (Gentry) move into second. I could feel him back there, but hung on, as it feels great to get the first win. Our weekly field of cars here are so tough.”

Attica Raceway Park

Schlenk took the lead from Missler on the 18th lap and raced to his 36th career Attica victory. ... “Normally I run the cushion but it wasn’t there tonight so I had to go to the bottom. I almost forgot how to run down there," Schlenk said. "After the start of the season we’ve had from engine and transmission issues to problems with the truck and trailer….this is a huge shot in the arm.”

MRP Raceway Park

Hilltop Speedway

Atomic Speedway

Third-starting Milbee, of Poca, W.Va., took the lead on lap 18 and never looked back, topping a 22-car field to win Saturday's $1,200 season opener, earning his series-leading 11th victory. ... B.J. Gregory finished second, 1.544 seconds back. ... Travis Carr led the first 17 laps before slipping to third. ... Corey DeLancey advanced five positions and finished fourth. ... P.J. Simpson gained six spots and finished sixth. ... Justin Carter started 19th and finished seventh. ... Cole Perine, Milbee and Gregory won heats. ... Perine was fast qualifier.

Skyline Speedway

Carpenter captured the season opener.

Hilltop Speedway

Drown won the season opener on a chilly night. ... Drown led early but Clint Keenan took command on a midrace restart, but Drown regained control and Keenan ended up getting into the wall at the end of the backstretch late in the race, ending his night.

Salina Highbanks Speedway

Third-starting Parmley of Neosho, Mo., took the lead with two laps remaining and secured his third career series victory, collecting $1,000. ... Isaac Keepper led the majority of the race before giving way to Parmley and settling for second. ... Derek Brown advanced 14 positions and finished third. ... Joey Smith gained 10 spots and finished eighth. ... Defending series champion Mitch Keeter dropped out after 11 laps and finished 16th. ... Parmley, Keeter, Cody Nivens and Jim Vanzandt won heats. ... Brown won the consy.

Tulsa Speedway

The pole-starting Hansen, of Fort Gibson, Okla., earned his first Sooner victory of the season and sixth of his career. ... He earned $1,000 while leading all 20 laps. ... Eli Ross advanced five positions to finish second, taking the spot from Richard Shepler on the last lap. ... The event drew 12 cars. ... Jacob Ulrich competed with a broken nose and broken orbital bones. He suffered the injuries trying to compress a spring in his race shop six days earlier, according to a report in OutsideGroove.com.

Thunderbird Speedway

Polesitter Hughes, of Enid, Okla., topped a 12-car field to earn his series-leading 31st career victory, collecting $1,266 in the tour's season opener. ... Eddie Tidwell advanced four positions and finished fourth. ... Eric Brill and Gary Lowe each gained three spots, finishing sixth and seventh. ... Friday's 20-lap feature lasted 12 minutes with seven drivers completing the entire distance. ... Hughes and Brett Hansen won heats.

Southern Oregon Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Tanner took control on the 13th of 41 laps in the season opener.

Lernerville Speedway

The defending track champ earned $2,000. ... “The car was perfect,” John Garvin Jr. said. “I didn’t try the very top tonight, I probably could have but I was good where I was so until I saw or heard someone real close I was good where I was.” ... The opener drew 29 cars.

Bedford Speedway

Bigler, whose grandfather Kenny Riland won at the fairgrounds track 30 years earlier in the same division, dominated from the pole for his first Bedford victory. ... Bigler, 24, made his first Bedford start since 2019. ... Dustin Arnold got the worst of a frontstretch melee on the second lap and flipped his car; no injuries were reported.

Clinton County Speedway

Adams, of York, Pa., scored his first Limited Late Model victory. ... “We always enjoy coming to Clinton County,” an emotional Adams said. “I only had one pit crew member able to join me today, but I knew we had a fast car.  This makes it worth the trip.”  ... Jim Yoder (who retired on lap 23) led the first lap before Adams took over, but eighth-starting Andrew Yoder slipped ahead on lap 13. Adams battle back to reclaim the lead.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Bedford Speedway

Cosner wrestled the lead from Justin Weaver with six laps remaining and raced to his 18th career Bedford victory. ... Chuck Clise and Kyle Lee, who rallied to second from sixth in the feature, won heats.

Port Royal Speedway

Satterlee, of Indiana, Pa., led all 25 laps, earning his 16th career Port Royal victory, worth $4,000. ... Dillan Stake moved into second on lap five and finished 1.337 seconds back. ... Polesitter Jeff Rine finished seventh. ... One week after losing his trailer in a roadside fire, Andrew Yoder finished eighth. ... Saturday's green-to-checkered feature lasted nine minutes with 19 competitors completing 25 laps. ... Rine, Satterlee, Stake and Mason Zeigler won heats. ... The event drew 43 entries. | Video

BAPS Motor Speedway

Merkel took the lead from Kauffman on the fifth lap. ... “I noticed the other week when we were here for practice that these new Lazer cars ... they are awesome. It’s not hard to drive them," Merkel said. "You just need to keep them smooth, and it just works out. I’m excited for this year.”

Path Valley Speedway

Bedford Speedway

Troutman overtook the pole-starting Rine on the 18th lap in the 25-lapper. ... Devin Hart won the Limited Late Model feature for his third overall victory of the season.

Bedford Speedway

Bernheisel won at Bedford for the second time — and first since 1988 when he own his first-ever Super Late Model feature. ... Bernheisel, the founder of Lazer Chassis, led all 25 laps. ... Michael Lake ran as high as second after fighting past Colton Flinner, but he got into the third-turn wall with two laps remaining. ... Flinner made a serious bid for the lead on the restart but Bernheisel held him off. ... Dalton Weyant won the Semi-Late feature in his first division start.

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

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Sumter Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Rain hit at the checkers and the track plans May 6 double features for the divisions that didn't run (no extra admission).

Sumter Speedway

Mintz led all 20 laps.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

Pedulla's victory was on the undercard of the Carolina Clash victory for Ben Watkins.

Laurens County Speedway

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Dockery, of Gastonia, N.C., led all 25 laps for a $2,250 victory, his second straight on the Blue Ridge circuit. ... "I can't believe we won, that's the bottom line," Dockery said. "I knew I had some good guys behind me and the pressure was on me." Dockery also won the dash in his Lancaster debut. ... He won at Lake View Motor Speedway in Nichols, S.C., two weeks earlier. ... Mark Greene set fast time.

Laurens County Speedway

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.

Tazewell Speedway

Wartburg Speedway

Duck River Raceway Park

Dustin Harris won the 602 Crate feature.

Thunderhill Raceway Park

Freddie Smith scratched from the scheduled five-car event. ... Jason Hubbell won the four-car 602 Crate feature.

Mountain View Raceway

I-75 Raceway

Camden Speedway

Jimmy Halford won the 602 Crate feature.

Lexington 104 Speedway

Thunderhill Raceway Park

Jason Hubbell won the 602 Crate feature.

I-75 Raceway

Booger Brooks led all the way.

Clarksville Speedway

Justin Pugh (604) and Jason Duncan (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Wartburg Speedway

Tazewell Speedway

Duck River Raceway Park

Logan McClanahan won the 602 Crate feature.

Tennessee National Raceway

Mountain View Raceway

Lexington 104 Speedway

Rex Berry won the 602 Crate feature. ... Lexington 104 hosted it's first event in more than a year.

I-75 Raceway

Jacob Parris won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Wartburg Speedway

Clarksville Speedway

The division drew two cars. ... Austin Anderson (604) and Frank Haar (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Thunderhill Raceway Park

Clarksville Speedway

Austin Anderson (604) and Gavin Minnehan (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Camden Speedway

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

Grayson County Speedway

Daniel, of Wills Point, Texas, led all 20 laps from the pole and topped a 16-car field to win $1,100. ... Jeffrey Abbey trailed Daniel for the entire distance, finishing 0.602 of a second back. ... Dean Abbey started and finished third. ... Rhett Starnes advanced six positions and finished seventh. ... Anthony Boatman gained five spots and finished ninth. ... Saturday's feature lasted 14 minutes with 13 competitors completing all 20 laps. ... Dean Abbey, Jeffrey Abbey and Robbie Starnes won heats. 

I-37 Speedway

“I never really knew how much lead I got," said Ryan Doyon, who outran his father for the second consecutive I-37 Late Model event. "I just tried to stay focused, keep my eyes ahead and look for lapped traffic to see if I'm gaining on them. If I hear someone coming I never know if they've found another line.”

Big O Speedway

Big O Speedway

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.”

Natural Bridge Speedway

Winchester Speedway

Hardy drove the Harry Shipe-owned No. 00 to a Limited Late Model victory. ... Polesitter Mike Franklin led early. ... The first two starts were called back because of wrecks. ... Hardy also won the Crate Late Model feature.

Winchester Speedway

Natural Bridge Speedway

Corey Almond won the Crate Late Model feature.

Virginia Motor Speedway

The cars of Pilkerton and Love touched on the final lap heading into turn three with Love getting the worst of it. ... Bud Stinson led 17 laps but broke with Pilkerton in pursuit. ... “I’m not sure I could have caught Bud Stinson," Pilkerton said. "My car was a little free. I hate what happened on the last lap but we were going for the win.”

Natural Bridge Speedway

Natural Bridge Speedway

Blalock, of Clemmons, N.C., led all 20 laps and topped a nine-car field to win the series' debut at Natural Bridge Speedway, collecting $1,200. ... Matt Duggins ran in the runner-up position the entire distance, finishing 3.785 seconds back. ... Tyler Bare advanced three positions and finished fifth. ... Mike Ayers gained two spots and finished seventh. ... Saturday's feature was completed without incident and lasted six minutes, with eight drivers completing all 20 laps. ... Blalock was fast qualifier.

Winchester Speedway

Erwin led all but three laps for his first career Winchester victory.

Natural Bridge Speedway

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.

Beckley Motor Speedway

The night's $20,000-to-win Southern All Star event was called off in advance because of an unfavorable weather forecast.

Tyler County Speedway

Winning by a tenth of a second, Hill, of Greenwood, W.Va., earned $2,025. ... The 13th annual Pat Herrick Memorial, which pays tribute to the track's first-ever winner, drew 14 cars. ... Eight drivers completed 25 laps.

Tyler County Speedway

Duritsky is 2-for-2 in the division at Tyler County. ... Kyle Thomas pressured Duritsky throughout. ... The Crates were on the same card as Daniel Hill's victory on the Steel Block Late Model Series.

Tyler County Speedway

The victory was a first in the track's Super Late Model division for Evans. ... Ninth-starting Michael Duritsky earned $1,500 in the season opener for RUSH-sanctioned Crate Late Models. Brandon Weigle led half the race but retired with transmission trouble.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Carpenter won a day ahead of NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series action at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway.