Deep South Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Three of six scheduled starters were running at the finish. ... Morgen Lambert (604) and Cruz Wallace (602) won Crate Late Model features.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Jake Taylor won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Buckshot Speedway

Leyendecker of Holt, Fla., dominated Saturday's second annual Clanton Classic, topping an 18-car field to collect $2,500. ... Winner of the last two UCRA events, Matt Shannon finished second. ... Nineteen-year-old Kendall Franklin, son of Southern All Star champion Billy Franklin, finished third. ... Two-time reigning series champion Kenny Kizzar finished fifth. ... UCRA series points leader Jessie Hughes finished ninth.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Bangs earned $3,000 in the Ray and Charlotte Barksdale Memorial.

Thunder Valley Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Morgen Lambert (604) and Justin Owens (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Tri-County Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Thunder Valley Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Haden Duncan (604) and Justin Owens (602) won the Crate features.

Deep South Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Abner Davis won the two-car Limited Late Model feature.

Talladega Short Track

Roszell's victory was his first since June 2021. ... Garrett Glass won the Limited Late Model feature. ... Ryan King (604) and Blake Broome (602) won Crate features.

Hollis Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

Parsons, of Iuka, Miss., won from outside the front row for a $1,200 payday on the first-year Southern Thunder Series for 602 Crate Late Models. ... Parsons led every lap in outrunning polesitter Jamey Boland. ... Bailey Callahan improved 12 positions in finishing seventh in the 20-car field

Buckshot Speedway

Everett's victory came on the undercard of Dillon Tidmore's Southern All Star victory.

Talladega Short Track

Brandon Brown won the Limited Late Model feature. ... Adam Gauldin (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Bubba Gorman won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Helms, of Gadsen, Ala., earned $3,000 in the JPH Trucking Dirty 30. ... The driver whose time behind the wheel will be limited by farming led all the way. ... Mark Bangs won the Super Late Model feature.

Hollis Speedway

Jeff Paige won the 602 Crate feature.

Dothan Motor Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Leading all 20 laps, McCormack, of Muscle Shoals, Ala., won for the second straight week. … Dusty Quillen of Florence, Ala., won the 602 Crate feature.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Runner-up Mark Nichols improved seven positions. ... Josh Goatcher scratched from the 10-car field.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Three of eight starters were running at the finish.

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Placerville Speedway

Southern Raceway

Volusia Speedway Park

Kale Van Sickle, 23, won his first feature his fourth career start in the division. ... “This car was real good,” Van Sickle said. “I just drove it, hit my marks, and the car handled perfect. I just drove it around there and my dad was perfect on the setup.”

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Third-starting Johnson of Altha, Fla., took the $3,000 Limited Late Model payday ahead of Larry Hubbard Jr. and Billy Barrington. ... Christopher Lorey of Naples, Fla., was a scratch from the seven-car field for the 40-lap feature.

North Florida Speedway

North Florida Speedway

All-Tech Raceway

Mark Fleischer won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Southern Raceway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Swainsboro Raceway

Landon Mathews won the 602 Crate feature.

Toccoa Raceway

North Georgia Speedway

Stanley's victory came on the undercard of Dale McDowell's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals triumph. ... Elliott Johnson won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Golden Isles Speedway

Bridges won on Armed Forces Showdown Night. ... Kole Platt won the 602 Crate Late Model feature in the track's first event under new owner Steve Stevenson.

Screven Motor Speedway

Tribble, who was the second-quick qualifier, earned $1,500. ... The race drew 15 entries.

Swainsboro Raceway

McClain's victory was on the undercard of Carson Ferguson's $10,000 Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series victory for Super Late Models. ... Tyler Sanders won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Driving a Barry Copeland-owned car, Matt Dooley won the Crate Late Model feature over Chase Baker. ... Mavrick Davidson won the Red Clay Series feature for 602 Crate Late Models. ... Senoia hosts the first-year Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series for the $10,044-to-win Roscoe Smith Classic on May 20.

Senoia Raceway

Davidson, of Douglasville, Ga., came from his 11th starting spot for a $2,000 victory for 602 Crate Late Models on the Red Clay Series. ... Davidson led the final 15 laps. ... Pole-starting Sawyer Tinker led the first 16 laps but retired just past halfway. ... Fifteen of 27 starters completed 30 laps. ... The race was a makeup of an April 29 rainout.

Sugar Creek Raceway

David Payne earned $2,500 in the first event under promoters Richard Norton and Todd Freese. ... The event came three days after a fire in the track's suite and office that threatened to postpone the opener. ... Danny Ledford won the Limited Late Model feature and Bobby Elkins won the 602 Crate main event.

North Georgia Speedway

Kane Newby (604) and Jake Green (602) won Crate features.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Lavonia Speedway

Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate feature.

Needmore Speedway

Ott's victory was on the undercard of Mark Whitener's triumph on the Crate Racin' USA tour for 604 Crates.

Swainsboro Raceway

The fourth-starting Peacock, of Macon, Ga., earned $3,000 and a hand-carved trophy for winning the 604 Crate Late Model portion of the Pine Tree 100. ... The event was postponed nine days after a rainout and held on a Sunday. ... Jimmy Sharpe Jr. advanced nine positions in finishing sixth. ... The event drew 18 cars.

Waycross Motor Speedway

Van Sickle, of Jacksonville, Fla., started outside the front row and raced to a $2,505 victory in the Bandit's Birthday Bash. ... The race paid tribute to longtime Waycross racer Mike Carter, the Blackshear Bandit. ... Pole-starting Clay Harris finished third after leading the first four laps. ... Van Sickle led the final 26 circuits. ... The event drew a dozen cars. ... Scott Waters won the 602 Crate Late Model feature over Johnny Collins.

Toccoa Raceway

Howard won by a 1.976-second margin in the 12-car feature. ... Seven drivers completed 15 laps.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Senoia Raceway

Corey North won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Rome Speedway

Gentry's victory came on the undercard of Dale McDowell's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory for Super Late Models. ... Mitchell Stanley (604) and Chris Hough (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Lavonia Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Shelby County Speedway

Dumpert started 10th and finished third.

Independence Motor Speedway

Lee County Speedway

Dubuque Speedway

The fourth-starting Merfeld topped a 17-car field in the season opener.

West Liberty Raceway

Shelby County Speedway

Bridge won a night earlier at Crawford County Speedway.

Maquoketa Speedway

Independence Motor Speedway

Martin won from his sixth starting spot. ... His first career Independence victory came in 1988.

Lee County Speedway

Guengerich won two weeks earlier at 34 Raceway. ... The event drew 20 entries.

Crawford County Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Kosiski ended Cory Dumpert's personal three-race winning streak.

Davenport Speedway

Callahan rallied from his 12th starting spot, taking the lead from Matt Ryan amid traffic on the 17th lap.

Lee County Speedway

The pole-starting Horn, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, won his second in a row. ... The event drew 16 cars.

34 Raceway

West Liberty Raceway

Davenport Speedway

Rallying from his 10th starting spot, Justin Kay led the final 18 laps and nabbed his third Davenport victory in a row.

Lee County Speedway

Horn topped an 18-car field, taking the checkers nearly three seconds ahead of Pundt.

Farmer City Raceway

Parga's victory came on the undercard of Bobby Pierce's World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series triumph.

Macon Speedway

Second-starting Parga, of New Berlin, Ill., utilized the high line to lead all 30 laps, topping Monday's 13-car field. Parga notched his fourth win of the year and third-straight at Macon, collecting $600. ... Polesitter Blaise Baker trailed Parga the entire distance, finishing 0.846 of a second back. ... Ryan Miller advanced three positions and finished fifth. ... Derek Smith gained four spots and finished sixth. ... Baker and Parga won heats. ... Braden Johnson was fast qualifier.

Adams County Speedway

Woodworth won from the pole position.

Spoon River Speedway

McLean won on the undercard of Jason Feger's MARS victory for Super Late Models.

Fairbury Speedway

The polesitting Parga, of New Berlin, Ill., won his second Midwest Big 10 feature of the season for the Crate Late Model division. ... Matt Hammond improved five positions in finishing fourth. ... Ten drivers completed 25 laps.

Charleston Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Jacksonville Speedway

Second-starting Sheppard of Williamsville, Ill., outran pole-starting Braden Bilger in Friday's Midwest Big 10 Crate Late Model feature. ... Sheppard finished 1.213 seconds ahead of Bilger. ... The event drew 10 cars.

Farmer City Raceway

Parga's victory came on the undercard of Hall of Famer Billy Moyer's first MARS victory since 2018.

Kankakee County Speedway

Peoria Speedway

The track hosted Mental Health Awareness Night in honor of late racer Glen Thompson.

Spoon River Speedway

Macon Speedway

Jose Parga also won a makeup feature, topping Dakota Ewing and Braden Johnson.

Kankakee County Speedway

In a caution-hampered event, Crouch won her first Crate Late Model feature, holding off Matt Hammond. ... The victory came on the undercard of the $5,000 MARS victory for Jason Feger in the Super Late Model division.

Farmer City Raceway

Three of five starters were running at the finish. ... Logan Moody and Myles Moos scratched from the feature. ... Kyle McMahon won the Crate Late Model feature.

Brownstown Bullring

Adams County Speedway

McClain won his fourth race of the season and second feature of the weekend after winning Saturday at Spoon River.

Spoon River Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Peoria Speedway

Moos won his second race of the weekend after Friday's Brownstown (Ill.) Bullring triumph.

Farmer City Raceway

The polesitting Feger dominated the 30-lapper, lapping all but four competitors in winning his third Farmer City feature of the season. ... Missouri invader Dillon McDowan was second in his first Farmer City start. ... Jose Parga won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Iowan visitor Spencer Diercks scratched from the feature. ... Kevin Weaver and Mike Spatola were early retirees.

Brownstown Bullring

The pole-starting Moos outran the ninth-starting Bauer in the 12-car race. ... Outside front-row starter Daryn Klein was the first retiree.

Brownstown Speedway

Peeden overtook leader Marty O'Neal near halfway and raced to victory.

Shadyhill Speedway

Wireman, of Wheatfield, Ind., topped a four-car field to win Saturday's makeup feature from May 6's rainout. ... Wireman also won the heat race earlier in the evening.

Brownstown Speedway

The reigning Brownstown modified champ notched his first Crate Late Model victory. ... He took the lead with five laps remaining after Alan Magner and Chad Stapleton battled up front most of the way.

Circle City Raceway

Florence Speedway

Green made a third-to-first move on the last lap and won on the undercard of Ricky Thornton Jr.'s Castrol FloRacing Night in America victory.

Windy Hollow Speedway

Florence Speedway

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Peeden won on the undercard of Josh Rice's Valvoline Iron-Man Racing Series victory in the Johnny Wheeler Memorial.

Paducah International Raceway

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Gallion, of Grayson, Ky., won a makeup of the previous night's rainout in the Sunday event. ... Glen Hounsell started 12th and finished fourth in the 17-car field.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Florence Speedway

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Carpenter, of Parkersburg, W.Va., started outside the front row and raced to a $3,500 victory ... Pole-starting Derek Fisher finished second. ... The Spring Fling drew 16 Super Late Models. ... The purse grew from $2,500-to-win thanks to additional cash tossed in by Toller Trucking and Applegate & Son Logging, among other bonuses and contingencies. ... Garet McCloud picked up $600 as the top-finishing driver with a steel-block engine. ... Mudlick Valley hosts a $5,034-to-win Super Late Model feature on May 28.

Richmond Raceway

Linville's victory was on the undercard of the Southern All Star triumph for Josh Rice in the Finn Watson Memorial.

Rockcastle Speedway

Walls won from the pole. ... The event drew 16 Crate Late Models, but Lee Devasier scratched from the feature.

Paducah International Raceway

Florence Speedway

Hedger's victory came on the undercard of the Ralph Latham Memorial Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series triumph for Ricky Thornton Jr.

Willard Speedway

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

Thunder Mountain Speedway

The polesitting Justin Smith won the 14-car feature by a three-second margin, earning $2,000.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Rockcastle Speedway

Watson won from the pole. ... Logan Walls improved six positions to finish fourth in the 14-car field. ... Brandon McGuffey and Brady Lear scratched from the feature.

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Super Bee Speedway

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Taylor won from the pole position. ... French improved eight positions in finishing fourth.

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Boothill Speedway

Potomac Speedway

Collins, of Seaford, Del., earned $3,022 for his Ernie Jones Memorial victory. ... Fast qualifier Tyler Emory led the first 27 laps but retired with a flat right-rear tire, handing the lead to Collins, who held the second spot from the outset. ... Collins had a flat tire upon the race's conclusion. ... Runner-up Drake Troutman finished 1.095 seconds behind the winning Collins. ... Kyle Hardy was running fifth when he retired on the 25th lap. ... Jamie Lathroum retired on the 22nd lap. ... Eight drivers completed 30 laps. ... Ford of La Plata sponsored the night's action.

Hagerstown Speedway

Brenneman took the lead from Cody Lear near halfway and beat his cousin Devin Hart to the checkers. ... Trevor Collins won the Crate Late Model feature over Dale Hollidge.

Potomac Speedway

Quade led all 25 laps and took the checkers 1.177 seconds ahead of Lathroum. ... Twelve of 17 starters completed 25 laps.

Hagerstown Speedway

Devin Hart won the makeup Limited Late Model feature. ... Joe Warren won the Crate feature.

Potomac Speedway

Lear drove the Ray Ciccarelli-owned Rocket Chassis No. 49 to his 26th career Limited Late Model victory at Potomac. ... “Out of all the cars I have ever driven down here, this was by far the best race car I have ever had,” Lear said. “Ray has given me a great opportunity to drive his cars and this win is for him and all the people that help with this deal.” ... Mike Walls won the Crate Late Model feature, thanking MasterSbilt Race Cars in victory lane.

Merritt Speedway

Marcoullier won his 12th career Allstar Performance Challenge feature. ... The Houghton Lake, Mich., driver  took the lead from polesitter David Hilliker and led the rest of the 40-lapper. ... He won by more than three seconds over runner-up Greg Gokey, who started seventh. ... Marcoullier pocketed $3,000. ... Chad Finley, who won the previous night's $3,000 series event, was 10th. ... Eric Spangler came from 13th to finish fourth. ... Fifteen drivers completed 30 laps.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Borgman won from the pole position in the second of two Memorial Day weekend events. ... Derrick Hilliker won the previous night's event.

Merritt Speedway

Finley, of St. Johns, Mich., earned $3,000 for his fourth career Allstar Performance Challenge victory. ... He took the lead from Cody Bauer on the 10th lap. ... Bauer ended up third behind runner-up Ryan Lanphierd, who was seven-tenths of a second behind Finley at the checkers. ... Most of the same drivers will chase another $3,000 paycheck 24 hours later on the miniseries with races at Merritt and Tri-City Motor Speedway in Auburn, Mich.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Earning $3,000, Marcoullier won the Allstar Performance Challenge opener. ... The Houghton Lake, Mich., driver's 11th series victory tops the all-time tour list. ... He led virtually all the way from outside the front row, taking the checkers ahead of polesitter Chad Finley. ... Rylee Knoll of Lake, Mich., rallied from 17th to finish seventh. ... The miniseries, which has scaled back to two tracks for 2023, has two more $3,000-to-win events during the holiday weekend at Merritt Speedway in Lake City, Mich.

Winston Speedway

Corey Ausra won the Crate Late Model feature.

Thunderbird Raceway

Joe Rokos won the Crate Late Model feature.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Merritt Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Stemler earned $1,500 in purse money and $1,768 in lap money in the Ron Flinn 52 that honored the former track promoter.

Winston Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Crystal's first completed event of the season drew 196 race cars overall.

Merritt Speedway

Thirlby got his first victory for the DFB Racing team owned by Dave and Judy Bowen. ... Chad Finley improved nine positions in finishing third.

Thunderbird Raceway

Gokey rallied from his 14th starting spot to finish third. ... Scott Wenell won the Crate Late Model feature.

Winston Speedway

Scott Wenell won the Crate Late Model feature.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Joe Rokos won the Crate Late Model feature.

Merritt Speedway

Modified regular Austin Harnick got his first top-five in a Late Model.

Winston Speedway

Scott Wenell won the five-car Crate Late Model feature.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Thirlby improved eight positions in finishing second in the 22-car field

Grand Rapids Speedway

Peterlin topped an 11-car field in the division's season opener at Grand Rapids.

Madison Speedway

Hibbing Raceway

I-94 EMR Speedway

Blake Swenson started 17th and finished sixth.

Hibbing Raceway

Vang, 2022's WISSOTA Late Model Rookie of the Year, won from his eighth starting spot.

Fiesta City Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

Dave Mass won the Limited Late Model feature.

Fiesta City Speedway

Tollakson captured the season opener.

Midway Speedway

Mitch Keeter of Webb City, Mo., earned $2,000 on the Dirt Track Bank Cash Money Super Dirt Series for winning the Tony Roper Memorial for the third consecutive year. ... Keeter's victory from the pole was his fourth of the season on the series. ... Dustin Atkinson rallied from his seventh starting spot. ... Dalton Cloyd started 18th and finished ninth. ... Keeter, Dustin Mooneyham, Shawn Whitman and Derek Brown won heat races.

Legit Speedway Park

Sawyer Crigler of Alton, Mo., earned $1,000 for his first Cash Money tour victory. ... Crigler, who took the lead from polesitter Brandon Baldridge on the seventh lap, came from the eighth starting spot. ... Baldridge finished fourth. ... Mitch Keeter, a winner of three of five Cash Money races in 2023, finished second. ... Eight drivers completed 30 laps and 21 were running at the finish.

Federated Raceway at I-55

I-35 Speedway

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

Legit Speedway Park

Moberly Motorsports Park

Polesitter Trevor Gundaker, who drives for track owner Reid Millard, won the first of the track's Trophy Tuesday action scheduled for this season with Limited Late Model on the card most of the dozen nights. ... The event drew 13 cars.

Monett Raceway

I-35 Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Kloos won from the fourth row. ... Polesitter Aaron Marrant retired to finsih 15th.

Springfield Raceway

The eighth-starting Keeter, of Webb City, Mo., notched his series-leading 25th career victory and third of the season on the Dirt Track Bank Cash Money Super Dirt Series. ... Keeter took the point from race-long leader Brandon Baldridge on the 14th of 30 laps. ... Baldridge ended up third. ... Runner-up Sawyer Crigler — just 0.344 of a second behind Keeter — advanced 10 positions and fourth-finishing Dustin Mooneyham improved 12. ... Thirteen of 20 starters were running at the finish.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Larry Ferris led all 25 laps but weighed in too light postrace and was disqualified. ... That gave Justin Wells his fourth victory of 2023 despite an early-race spin after a skirmish with Ferris (Wells restarted 12th). ... "I didn't think I'd get a chance to get back that close," Wells said. "I was happy with second, I guess, but I just hate a tore-up race car."

Callaway Raceway

I-35 Speedway

Monett Raceway

The pole-starting Crigler led all 20 laps. ... Six of 10 starters were running at the finish.

Lake Ozark Speedway

I-35 Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Midway Speedway

The event drew two cars.

Callaway Raceway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Boland, of Cuba, Ala., earned $2,000 in Sunday's Southern Thunder event after leading the final 13 of 40 laps. .. The event was condensed to a single day by Saturday rain (it was originally a two-day event paying $4,000-to-win). ... He started fifth and took the checkers 1.199 seconds ahead of polesitter Tyler Burgess. ... JC Wilson rallied from 12th to finish fourth. ... Eighteen of 24 starters were running at the finish and 15 completed 40 laps.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Corinth Motor Speedway

Steven Isbell won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Whynot Motorsports Park

Bailey Callahan won the 602 Crate feature.

Outlaw Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Parkerson won on the undercard of Josh Putnam's victory for Super Late Models sanctioned by the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series and Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series. ... Parkerson and two other drivers were running at the finish of the 13-car event. ... Bailey Callahan won the 602 Crate feature.

Corinth Motor Speedway

Justin Carter won the 602 Crate feature.

Columbus Speedway

Whynot Motorsports Park

Boyd won on the undercard of Jason Welshan's Crate Racin' USA tour victory for 604 Crates.

Corinth Motor Speedway

Kurt Radojcsics won the 602 Crate feature.

Tri-County Racetrack

Payne earned $2,000 in the Memorial Day Championship. ... Jason Deal won the Limited Late Model feature and Charles Devine won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Harris Speedway

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Steven Thompkins won the 602 Crate feature.

County Line Raceway

Tri-County Racetrack

Deal earned $1,500 in the Spring Championship. ... Bobby Elkins won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Halifax County Motor Speedway

The I-95 Challenge event drew just five entries. ... Michael Rouse of Wilson, N.C., won for the 17th time on the series, tying Dustin Mitchell for the all-time victories lead. ... Rouse led all 25 laps. ... The evening's final checkered fell at 8:35.

Harris Speedway

Dixieland Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Harris Speedway

Shirey, of Swansea, S.C., earned $2,000 for his Charlie Blanton Memorial victory on the Blue Ridge circuit. ... He started on the pole and took the checkers 2.178 seconds ahead of fourth-starting Dylan Watson. ... TImbo Mangum led the first six laps, but Shirey took control on the seventh lap and led the rest of the 30-lap main event. ... Shirey notched his second series victory of 2023. ... Robbie Bailey rallied from his 13th starting spot to round out the top five. ... The event drew 19 entries.

County Line Raceway

The pole-starting Rouse, of Wilson, N.C., notched his 16th career I-95 Challenge victory. ... He's one victory behind all-time series leader Dustin Mitchell on the all-time victories list. ... Mitchell scratched from the 22-car feature lineup. ... Rouse led 30 laps while 11 other drivers completed those circuits. ... Runner-up Christian Thomas was 1.756 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Trevor Peoples, Cy Nelms Sr. and Michael Lee each completed a single lap.

Dixieland Speedway

Robinson ganado $2,000 in the Cinco De Mayo special.

Carolina Speedway

Tri-County Racetrack

Southwest Speedway

Mickelson, of Jamestown, N.D., earned $3,000 in a rare Late Model event at the Dickinson, S.D., oval, the Superior Water 40. ... The winner started outside the front row and led all the way. ... The event drew 13 cars.

River Cities Speedway

Modified standout Tyler Peterson notched his first career Late Model victory. ... Lance Schill led the first seven laps but fell from contention and retired on lap 11.

Dawson County Raceway

Josh Leonard of Gibbon, Neb., scored his 10th career High Plains victory and second of the weekend (he won Saturday at Lincoln County Raceway in North Platte, Neb.). ... Leonard led all 20 laps and took the checkers 3.496 seconds ahead of Scott Lewis. ... Leonard was a seven-time winner on the series last season. ... Polesitter Cale Osborn ended up seventh. ... A dozen of 15 starters were running at the finish and seven completed 20 laps. ... Three drivers scratched from the feature, including two women, Layne Bellm and Maria Hankins.

Lincoln County Raceway

The pole-starting Leonard, of Gibbon, Neb., earned $1,000 in the High Plains tour season opener. ... He notched his ninth career victory with the Colorado-based organization. ... Eighth-starting Kyle Clough finished second in his first series start and Brandon Lewis improved 14 spots for third. ... The scheduled 20-lapper was apparently halted after 18 laps, according to electronic scoring.

Junction Motor Speedway

The 20-year-old Landers, of Cairo, Neb., notched his first Late Model victory in his fourth year in the division. ... He led all but the first circuit for the 25-lap victory.

Off Road Speedway

Beau Johnson, 14, notched his first Late Model victory. ... “I knew I wanted to run the top line because it was picking up rubber,” Johnson told the Norfolk (Neb.) Daily News. “I know about which lines to run since I’ve watched a lot of racing over the years, and my dad (Jim) has told me a few things, so I’ve just gone with it.”

Off Road Speedway

Junction Motor Speedway

Smith swept two Late Model features, beating Denton Duncan in the first one and Alex Humphrey in the second.

Off Road Speedway

Dumpert completed a three-victory weekend.

Boone County Raceway

U.S. 30 Speedway

Alex Banks led the first two laps before the third-starting Dumpert took control of the 20-lapper. ... Polesitter Cole Ashby slipped to a ninth-place finish. ... Twelve of 13 starters were running at the finish.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Hector Barraza crossed the line fifth but was disqualified.

Genesee Speedway

Davis, of Corning, N.Y., led all the way for a $3,000 RUSH Crate Late Model Series victory. ... The victory was his first on the tour since 2017. ... Mike Wonderling improved eight positions in finishing fifth. ... Friday's series winner at Outlaw Speedway, Joe Martin, was seventh at Genesee.

Woodhull Raceway

Tubbs notched his first Crate Late Model victory.

Stateline Speedway

Michael overtook Genco on the final lap to win the 20-lapper. ... Matt Sipes led the first four laps before Genco took command.

Outlaw Speedway

Joe Martin of Punxsutawney, Pa., held off Mike Wonderling Jr. to score a flag-to-flag victory in the 30-lap Gary Montgomery Memorial. He earned $3,000 for his first RUSH Crate Late Model Series win of 2023. ... Wonderling settled for second, 0.789 of a second behind the victor. ... Martin's victory snapped Jeremy Wonderling's two-race winning streak. ... The event drew a 22-car field. ... Martin's 15.128-second lap lowered the track record.

Freedom Motorsports Park

Grigsby earned $2,000 in the Ron Baker Memorial. ...Grigsby led all 30 laps.

Skyline Raceway Motorsports Park

Skyline Raceway Motorsports Park

Genesee Speedway

Wonderling earned $1,250 in the Dave Shuknecht Memorial. ... He led all 25 laps and took the checkers 1.611 seconds ahead of Bryce Davis. ... Dave DuBois started 10th and finished fourth.

Stateline Speedway

Wonderling, of Wellsville, N.Y., earned $3,000 in the Bill Law Memorial. ... Wonderling, who has won the race four times in six attempts, took the lead from polesitter and race-long leader Joe Martin on the 11th of 30 laps. ... “I could stay with Joe and I was on a different tire than he was. The longer we ran green, the better I got," winner Jeremy Wonderling said. "As long as I could stay with Joe, I knew I’d have something for him later on when we got in lapped traffic." ... Martin ended up second, 4.298 seconds behind the winner in the caution-free feature. ... Brock Pinkerous, 13, notched his best tour finish in fourth. ... Breyton Santee improved 10 positions in finishing sixth. ... Fifteen of 24 starters completed 30 laps. ... Chub Frank scratched from the main event. ... Chad Sines won the non-qualifiers' race.

Genesee Speedway

Pangrazio won his first Genesee feature since June 2018. ... He fended off Dave DuBois through the middle stages when the lead interval had shrunk to a half-second, then stretched his lead out. .. “I know how good (DuBois) is at the bottom at this place and I had to move down there to take his line away,” Pangrazio said. “I’ve been waiting for this for a long time.”

Stateline Speedway

Skyline Raceway Motorsports Park

Woodhull Raceway

The seventh-starting Waters earned $1,200.

Genesee Speedway

Homan raced from fifth to erase Jeremy Wonderling's 3.3-second margin and take the lead on lap 22 without the aid of a caution. ... Jon Rivers won the night's opening Late Model feature on a makeup night, takin gthe checkers ahead of Wonderling.

Stateline Speedway

Scott and Oakes swapped the lead three times in the first eight laps. ... Scott won for the first time at Stateline since June 8, 2019. ... The track's 67th season opener drew a whopping 167 race cars. ... Brock Pinkerous, 13, won the Crate Late Model feature and became the track's youngest-ever feature winner with his first triumph.

Genesee Speedway

Midway Speedway

Brennan earned $3,000 in the holiday weekend special.

Wayne County Speedway

Taking the lead with an outside pass on the 15th lap, Markham edged Gentry by three-tenths of a second. ... “Been a tough season for sure, but we never give up and we’re really happy for sure to be here in victory lane,” Markham said. “The track was awesome tonight, but the top side of the track, and the berm off turn two especially, was really tough. You gotta keep your nose out of the cushion up there and luckily, we did, and it all worked it out.”

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Leading all 25 laps, Conley won the season opener from the pole. ... Nicky Pennington won the Limited Late Model feature.

Oakshade Raceway

MRP Raceway Park

Green earned $2,000 for his first career Super Late Model victory (he was driving his Crate Late Model and ran the higher division's holiday weekend special at the Williamsburg, Ohio, track). ... Green also won the modified feature.

Attica Raceway Park

Canadian Gregg Haskell led 21 laps, but Devin Shiels led the final four. ... “We’ve had some gremlins with this car. We had a right front shut-off for the brake that was sticking on causing me to push and we were trying to chase it with the setup and didn’t find the brake until last week," Shiels said. "We’ve been trying some stuff here and there and the new car seems to be almost like the old car was….maybe a little better.”

Brown County Speedway

Becker won the 27-car feature from the pole. ... Thirteen drivers were running at the finish.

Wayne County Speedway

The hometown driver Gentry led all the way on the high side. ... “It is always great to win here at Wayne County,” Gentry said. “Not only do the fans treat us great here at the racetrack, but also help us out by supporting our race team in the offseason with our fundraising event and we cannot thank them enough.”

Oakshade Raceway

Schlenk won the division's season opener from the pole.

Midway Speedway

Brown County Speedway

The fourth-starting Skorczewski captured the season opener. ... Modified racer Jayson Good finished third in his Late Model debut.

Raceway 7

Jason Genco gave up fifth place when he clipped an infield tire in turn two on the 15th lap.

Skyline Speedway

The eighth-starting Daniels, of Jackson, Ohio, notched his first Late Model victory. ... Pole-starting Andy Bond finished second in the 15-car field.

Wayne County Speedway

Drown scored his third victory in three 2023 starts at Wayne County. ... “We are running well right now, and it’s always nice to win in front of the hometown fans, which we really appreciate,” Drown said. “(Track promoter) Jason (Flory) is giving us a great racing surface every week, and even though we jump around a little, we’ll be here on a lot of weekends this summer.” ... Australian racer Kye Blight was among competitors.

Midway Speedway

Attica Raceway Park

Missler, a five-time track champ, overtook Justin Chance on the 22nd lap and completed the 19th Attica victory of his career. ... “I didn’t want to see any of those cautions," Missler said. "It seemed like I needed a few laps to get rolling and get my tires warm."

Atomic Speedway

DeLancey, of Parkersburg, W.Va., won his first SBLMS race of the season and 10th of his career. ... He pocketed $1,200 in leading all 25 laps. ... He took the checkers 1.118 seconds ahead of Zach Milbee (the tour's winningest driver with 11 career victories). ... Taylor Puckett of Greer, S.C., rallied from 17th to finish third. ... Travis Carr finished fourth after starting from the pole. ... The event drew 34 entries.

Skyline Speedway

Carpenter overcame illness for his second victory of the weekend.

Wayne County Speedway

Rusty Schlenk made his Wayne County debut, retiring to finish 14th. ... “This division is so tough week-in and week-out,” Drown said. “Todd (Brennan) was so fast out front, and then, even though l never saw him, my guys afterward told me that Rusty (Schlenk) was coming fast, too. I saw Ryan (Markham) show his nose there in the closing laps as well, but we hung on and I couldn’t be happier the way the season has started for us.”

Attica Raceway Park

Schlenk, of McClure, Ohio, led all 25 laps from outside the front row for a $3,000 payday. ... He took the checkers 1.751 seconds ahead of runner-up Casey Noonan. ... “We had to win one a couple of weeks ago on the bottom old school. I had to pull that one out of the old bag of tricks," Schlenk said. "Good to be able to get back up there and rip the lip.” ... Pole-starting Matt Irey finished fourth. ... J.R. Gentry improved six positions in finishing third.

MRP Raceway Park

Hilltop Speedway

Keenan won the 25-lapper by 0.432 of a second over Loney. ... The event drew 14 cars with six completing 25 laps.

Thunderbird Speedway

Hansen, of Fort Gibson, Okla., won his third straight Sooner Series event. ... The outside front-row starter moved into a tie for second in all-time series victories with his eighth triumph. ... Polesitter and hometown driver Kerney Weaver was the first retiree. ... Eight of 14 starters were running at the finish. ... Eric Brill and Jacob Ulrich scratched from the feature.

Merrittville Speedway

Brian McDonald of Cornwall, Ontario, earned $1,500 for his Vanderlaan Northeast Crate Late Model Alliance victory, his first victory in the division. ... McDonald wrestled the lead from polesitter Steve Baldwin. ... Charlie Sandercock started sixth and got up to second before spinning on the 10th lap; he restarted on the trail and rallied to a runner-up finish. ... The event was part of the track's Victoria Day Weekend doubleheader. ... The event crew 18 Crate Late Models.

Willamette Speedway

Second-starting James, of Albany, Ore., led all 50 laps and topped a 26-car field to win Sunday's $2,000 season opener. ... Joey Tanner moved into the runner-up position on lap 47 and finished 1.970 seconds back. ... Rob Mayea advanced six positions and finsihed fifth. ... Trent Elliott started 16th and finished sixth. ... Ian Whisler gained eight spots and finished ninth. ... Sunday's feature lasted 46 minutes, with eight drivers completing the entire distance. ... Kyle Frick, Doug Elkins, John Duty and McLain Beaudoin won heats. ... Tanner was fast qualifier.

Willamette Speedway

Winebarger rallied from the tail to win over the 16th-starting Tanner. ... Twenty of 24 starters were running at the finish. ... The event came 24 hours ahead of May 28's revival of a Western Late Model circuit, the Coors Light I-5 Silver Bullet Series. The opener pays $2,000-to-win at Willamette.

Willamette Speedway

Coos Bay Speedway

Luckman won his second feature of the weekend following Friday's triumph at the Douglas County Dirt Track.

Willamette Speedway

Madras Speedway

Douglas County Dirt Track

Joey Tanner was an early retiree in rugged conditions.

Pittsburgh Pa. Motor Speedway

The third-starting Shaffer notched his third career Crate victory at PPMS on the undercard of the Western Pennsyvlania Sprint Car Speedweek event.

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Bradford Speedway

Jeremy Wonderling of Wellsville, N.Y., last year's Bradford champion and last week's regular-season winner at the Rew, Pa., track, notched his third RUSH touring victory of the season. ... Wonderling took the checkers ahead of 14-year-old Brock Pinkerous by 0.704 of a second. ... "I knew as long as I could hold my line and not screw up" he'd maintain the lead, Wonderling said. "I kind of just slowed down and made sure I didn't overdrive and hit some holes. I was kind of hoping his favorite cartoon would come on and he'd pull off." ... Scott Gurdak improved nine positions in finishing fourth. ... Ten drivers completed 30 laps. ... Brad Mesler (15.662 seconds) topped 21 qualifiers.

Bedford Speedway

The third-starting Parks won by eight-tenths of a second over Andrew Yoder. ... Polesitter Brian Lowery finished seventh. ... Twenty-one of 26 starters completed 20 laps.

Lincoln Speedway

Hardy, of Stephens City, Va., earned $3,000 in the Super Late Model portion of the Bob Leiby Classic. ... Hardy led all the way and took the checkers 1.234 seconds ahead of runner-up Gary Stuhler.

Pittsburgh Pa. Motor Speedway

Lukon won by a 2.5-second margin. ... He took the lead from Cole Petrelle on the seventh of 20 laps.

Hummingbird Speedway

Kot won by more than seven seconds.

Marion Center Speedway

Schaltenbrand won by more than a half-track margin. ... Vern Ward won the Semi-Late feature.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Frey led all 20 laps.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Montgomery, of Fairmont, W.Va., secured his first victory at Hidden Valley, winning Saturday's $3,000 13th annual Shawn "Sheetz" McGarvey Memorial; Montgomery used the high line to take the lead on lap 14 and never looked back. ... Jon Lee led laps 11 through 13 before settling for second. ... Joe Petyak led the first nine laps before fading. ... Lee, Dylan Cecce and Matt Cochran won heats. ... Cecce was fast qualifier (14.69 seconds).

Latrobe Speedway

The polesitting Hersh won a 20-lap tuneup for June 3's Jesse Sterbutzel Memorial, a $10,000 Crate Late Model event. ... Outside front-row starter Rob King got upside down in an eighth-lap accident; he wasn't hurt. ... Michael Duritsky spun while running third on lap 18.

Selinsgrove Speedway

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Lee overtook Eck on the last of 25 laps.

Clinton County Speedway

The polesitting Yoder won his 21st career Clinton County feature. ... “Frey and I raced each other hard and clean," Yoder said. "The track was awesome tonight, and this is going to be a great place for the start of the Appalachian Super Late Model Speedweek in a few weeks. Hopefully we can start Speedweek off with another win to give us momentum.”

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Greg Hauger won the makeup Crate Late Model feature over Michael Duritsky.

Bradford Speedway

Path Valley Speedway

Eriez Speedway

Bossard won from the pole. ... Breyton Santee won the Crate Late Model feature.

Selinsgrove Speedway

BAPS Motor Speedway

Bedford Speedway

Weyandt, who took the lead from Kaiden Bard on the third lap, won the 20-lap by an 0.853 of a second margin over Casey Steinhoff. ... The night's action drew 27 cars, but Justin Weaver scratched from the feature. ... Pole-starting Wes Bonebrake ended up sixth.

Marion Center Speedway

Martin's victory was on the undercard of Ryan Gustin's World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series triumph.

Eriez Speedway

Wonderling, of Wellsville, N.Y., completed a weekend sweep of RUSH touring action with another $3,000 victory. ... He won a night earlier at Stateline Speedway in Busti, N.Y. .... Wonderling led 30 laps from the pole. ... Runner-up David Pangrazio was a weekly winner a night earlier at Genesee Speedway in Batavia, N.Y. ... Third-starting Joe Martin was the first retiree. ... The lone caution came for a Brock Pinkerous spin on the first lap. ... Steve Houser won the non-qualifiers' race.

Eriez Speedway

The polesitting Knight's victory was on the same card as Jeremy Wonderling's $3,000 RUSH touring victory for Crate Late Models. ... Leading all 25 laps, Knight topped a 17-car field.

Selinsgrove Speedway

Earning $4,000, Frye topped a 23-car field for his second straight Selinsgrove victory. ... He took the checkers 0.779 of a second ahead of Austin Berry. ... Thirteen drivers completed 25 laps.

Hummingbird Speedway

Kyle Shannon won the Semi-Late feature.

Marion Center Speedway

Ed Connor won the Limited Late Model feature.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Little led all the way.

Bedford Speedway

Lee, driving a Doug Timmons-owned car, won by a seven-second margin in the 25-lapper for his second career Bedford victory. ... The division drew 17 cars but Deshawn Gingerich and Kyle Hardy didn't start the main event. ... Nine drivers completed 25 laps.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Port Royal Speedway

Starting from the pole position, Norris, of Sarver, Pa., earned $4,000. ... Runner-up Mason Zeigler made his second start in a new Rocket Chassis that carried him to an $8,700 victory a night earlier in Bedford (Pa.) Speedway's Billy Winn Classic. | Video

Marion Center Speedway

Hummingbird Speedway

Debuting a new car, Brooks won by 1.4 seconds over Eck.

Selinsgrove Speedway

Frye topped a 23-car field. ... Hard charger Andrew Yoder gained seven positions.

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Latrobe Speedway

Duritsky took the lead from Shields on the seventh lap. ... June 3's Jesse Sterbutzel Memorial will pay $10,000 to-win for the Crate Late Model division (along with a $2,500-to-win Super Late Model feature).

Pittsburgh Pa. Motor Speedway

Burgoon took the lead from Mollick on the fifth lap. ... Petrelle rallied from the tail to finish second in the 14-car field. ... Burgoon, previously a Super Late Model winner at PPMS (most recently in 2016), notched his first Crate Late Model triumph. ... Zach Gunn's early spin drew a caution.

Path Valley Speedway

The division drew 20 cars. ... Seth Kearchner was the race's hard charger. ... Steve Yeager scratched from the feature.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Scaife spun twice, including at the checkered flag.

Lernerville Speedway

Norris led all but one lap of the caution-plagued affair in rough conditions. ... Pole-starting Levi Yetter ended up fourth. ... Colton Flinner, who ran second most of the way, was disqualified for retaliating against Norris under caution after taking exception to a groove switch by Norris. ... "I have to say thank you to Joe Corrado for giving me this opportunity and letting me beat the crap out of his car for 25 laps,” Norris said jokingly. “I give Dan (Bauman) and the track crew credit, they tried their best, but that was just inevitable, that was pretty wild.”

Sumter Speedway

Sessoms of Stanley, N.C., banked the $2,000 Blue Ridge Outlaws Late Model victory 0.260 seconds ahead of Justin Mintz. ... Scott Shirey of Swansea, S.C., who has won twice with the series in 2023, finished third. The event drew 30 entries.

Lake View Motor Speedway

Cooper, of Woodruff, S.C., inherited the victory over 14-car field to $1,500 on the GM 602 tour after apparent winner Banjo Duke was disqualified for being light at the scales postrace. ... Duke had taken the checkers 2.383 seconds ahead of Cooper, who started sixth. ... Pole-starting Kale Green ended up seventh. ... The event drew 14 cars.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

The Limited Late Model division was added to the program by popular demand. ... Travis Morgan won the 602 Crate feature.

Sumter Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

Casino Speedway

Becker won from outside the front row while division rookie Jayson Good improved eight positions in finishing fifth.

Tomahawk Speedway

Miller Central Speedway

The pole-starting Good, of Watertown, S.D., notched his first career Late Model victory. ... He topped a 13-car field (Blake Swenson scratched).

Casino Speedway

Miller Central Speedway

Clarksville Speedway

Ray's victory came on the undercard of Monday's $10,000-to-win Ultimate Heart of America event won by Winfield, Tenn.'s Mike Marlar.

Duck River Raceway Park

Roberts won on the undercard of Dale McDowell's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory.

Smoky Mountain Speedway

Cardwell, of Knoxville, Tenn., earned $3,000 for his first American All-Stars victory of the season. ... Cardwell, the reigning tour champ, overtook race-long leader Bradley Lewelling on the 21st of 40 laps at the shortened Smoky Mountain oval. ... The pole-starting Lewelling settled for third behind runner-up Phillip Thompson in the Mayhem in the Mountains feature. ... Hall of Famer Ronnie Johnson started 12th and finished fifth.

Clarksville Speedway

Jim Gray (604) and Elvin Sawyer (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Mountain View Raceway

Lexington 104 Speedway

Crossville Speedway

Clarksville Speedway

Clarksville Speedway

Adam Ray (604) and Matthew Rollins (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Winchester Raceway Park

I-75 Raceway

Former Southern All Star champ Roger Best made a rare start and finished in the top five.

Volunteer Speedway

Ford, of Johnson City, Tenn., won the track's return of a weekly Late Model division for the first time in more than a dozen seasons. ... The third-starting Ford, driving teammate Mack McCarter's No. 51, took the lead from Rusty Ballenger on the 16th lap. ... The event drew 22 Super Late Models but several apparently scratched from the main event. ... Bradley Lewelling won the Limited Late Model feature.

Wartburg Speedway

Clarksville Speedway

Adam Ray (604) and Michael Zimmerman (602) won Crate features.

Duck River Raceway Park

Dustin Harris won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Mountain View Raceway

Wartburg Speedway

The third-starting Williams, of Crossville, Tenn., earned $2,500 for his first All-Stars victory of 2023. ... Home-track driver and dash winner Drew Kennedy started on the pole and finished fourth after leading until halfway, when Williams took control. ... Runner-up Jason Cardwell started eighth. ... Hard-charging Greg Martin improved eight positions in finishing sixth. ... Sylvan Schuette scratched from the 24-car feature lineup.

Tazewell Speedway

The third-starting Horton, of Seymour, Tenn., earned $3,000 for the Topless Outlaw victory in the Bill Ogle Memorial. ... He took the checkers a half-second ahead of Jason Trammell, who led the first 34 of 40 laps. ... Horton led the final six circuits. ... Nine drivers completed 40 laps. ... Chase King improved eight positions to round out the top five. ... Horton's older brother Jody won the sportsman feature.

I-75 Raceway

Ownbey's victory came on the same card as Michael Courtney's Red Clay Series victory for 602 Crate Late Models. ... Cody Courtney improved eight positions to round out the top five. ... The Limited Late Model division drew 31 cars.

I-75 Raceway

Polesitter Michael Courtney of Knoxville, Tenn., earned $3,000 for the Red Clay Series victory in the 602 Crate Late Model division. ... Runner-up Baily Cardwell started sixth. ... Preston Blalock finished sixth after starting outside the sixth row. ... The Red Clay Series drew 21 cars. ... Hayden Ownbey won the night's Limited Late Model feature, a division that drew 31 entries

Wartburg Speedway

Duck River Raceway Park

Jack Franklin won the 602 Crate feature.

Rocket Raceway Park

Leading all 25 laps, the polesitting Abbey, of Comanche, Texas, earned $2,500 for his ACLMS victory. ... Beau Begnaud rallied from his 10th starting spot to finish second. ... Nine drivers completed 25 laps. ... The holiday weekend event drew 23 cars.

Big O Speedway

Big O Speedway

105 Speedway

The pole-starting Neil, of Bridge City, Texas, led all 20 laps for an ACLMS divisional victory. ... Jerry Basco started 11th and finished sixth. ... A dozen drivers completed 12 laps with Kris Shaw the lone dropout.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Logan Roberson, who abandoned his chase of the rookie title on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, won the Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Almond won on the undercard of Tyler Arrington's Steel Block Bandits victory.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Hoy's victory came one night ahead of the $8,800-to-win Tommy Bare Memorial on the Steel Block Bandits Dirt Late Model Challenge series.

Winchester Speedway

Hardy, of Stephens City, Va., earned $3,000 in the Curt Hershey Memorial. ... Winchester's first Super Late Model event of the season drew six cars. ... Hardy led all 30 laps and took the checkers 3.950 seconds ahead of runner-up Kyle Lee. ... Hardy also won the 15-car Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Winchester Speedway

Wythe Raceway

McBride won in the track's new weekly division.

Eagle River Speedway

Jason Zdroik overtook Travis Friske on a restart to win the season opener.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Rice Lake Speedway

Mahder earned $2,000 in the Swant Graber 40. ... Bargender scored his first Late Model top-five. ... In the makeup Trackside Collectibles 40, Sam Mars collected a $2,000 victory over Darrell Nelson, Dustin Sorenson, John Kaanta and Chad Mahder. ... The doubleheader drew 15 Late Models.

Shawano Speedway

Cedar Lake Speedway

Giossi won the division's season opener. ... Anderson posted his first top-five finish in Late Models at Cedar Lake since 2011.

Lafayette County Speedway

Gondik Law Speedway

Burdick won the season opener 24 hours after it was announced the top combined points earner among Late Model events at Superior, Hibbing and Proctor would receive $10,000. ... Tim McMann launched his 50th anniversary season.

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Shawano Speedway

Plymouth Dirt Track

Red Cedar Speedway

Doar won the Randy Buss Icebreaker opener from the pole position.

Plymouth Dirt Track

Brad Mueller overtook polesitter Taylor Scheffler with two laps remaining to capture the track's 2023 opener. ... Mueller earned $1,500 for his 24th career Plymouth Late Model victory. ... Modified regular Jayden Schmidt logged his first top-five in Late Model action after starting 10th.

Elkins Raceway

Richeson notched his first Super Late Model victory and his first in his personal Legacy Chassis. ... Richeson developed the chassis with Billy Hess, who died last summer. ... Brent Trimble won the Crate Late Model feature.

Tyler County Speedway

Evans led all 25 laps for his second victory of the season. ... Kyle Thomas won the Crate Late Model feature over Brandon Weigle.

Ohio Valley Speedway

DeLancey, of Parkersburg, W.Va., earned $1,200 for his 11th career series victory (tying him atop the all-time list with Zach Milbee). ... Rick Mardis finish nearly four seconds behind as the runner-up. ... Milbee finished third. ... Ten of 20 starters completed 25 laps. ... DeLancey notched his second straight tour victory.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Tyler County Speedway

The Sunday event made up for the previous day's rainout. ... Brandon Weigle won his second straight Crate Late Model feature.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Carpenter also won a makeup feature.

Elkins Raceway

Garret Paugh won the Crate Late Model feature.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Tyler County Speedway

Weigle won on the undercard of the Jay's Automotive United Late Model Series victory for Jacob Hawkins.

Gillette Thunder Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Sopaz overtook James Seymour on a lap-four restart and led the rest of the way.

Southern Ontario Motor Speedway

Southern Ontario Motor Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Baldwin won from the sixth starting spot, overtaking pole-starting Nate Rinaldi on a lap-15 restart.

Brighton Speedway

Sandercock, of Belleville, Ontario, earned $2,023 in capturing the Northeast Alliance season opener. ... He led all 40 laps and captured his 150th career victory. ... "It's definitely been a long journey and it feels great," Sandercock said.  "I can’t thank my supporters, my sponsors and my crew enough.  If it wasn't for those guys this wouldn't happen." ... Sandercock lapped all but four competitors. ... The event drew 17 entries with 14 running at the finish.