Deep South Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Jake Traylor won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Seth McCormack won the Crate Late Model feature.

Deep South Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Leyendecker inherited $3,000 for his Peach Classic victory on the American All-Star Series. ... Cruz Skinner crossed the finish line first but was disqualified for weighing in too light after the race (apparent fourth-place finisher Bill Mahan was disqualified for the same reason). ... Ten of 17 starters completed 40 laps.

Tri-County Speedway

Dale Lucas won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Talladega Short Track

Jonethan Chapman won the Limited Late Model feature. ... T. J. Brittain (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

North Alabama Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

The results sheet listed Chase Oliver was disqualified, but race director Clay Smith told DirtonDirt.com that Oliver wasn't penalized. ... Kasey Hall won the Crate Late Model feature over Keivn Hale. ... Super Late Models chase a $5,000-to-win purse on July 1 for the 16th annual Firecracker 50.

Moulton Speedway

Dustin Harris won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hollis Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Seawright earned $2,500 in the UCRA main event. ... The event drew 17 cars. ... UCRA heads to Sugar Creek Raceway in Blue Ridge, Ga., for a $3,000 event on July 1.

Talladega Short Track

Ryan Colby (604) and Adam Cummings (602) won Crate Late Model features.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Sam Moore won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hollis Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Cruz Wallace won the 602 Crate Late Model feature over a 14-car field.

Buckshot Speedway

Zack Graham won the second of twin features. ... The weekend was set to be Southern Thunder sanctioned, but that fell through.

Talladega Short Track

The division drew nine cars. ... Bubba Lackey won the five-car Limited Late Model feature. ... Adam Gauldin (604) and Adam Cummings (602) won Crate Late Model features.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Brent Rhodes won the Crate Late Model feature.

Moulton Speedway

Crim was disqualified from the five-car field.

North Alabama Speedway

Cruz Wallace won the 602 Crate feature.

Tri-County Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Glass won on the undercard of Cory Hedgecock's $10,000 Crate Racin' USA victory. ... Adam Cummings won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Billy Flannagan won the 602 Crate feature.

Buckshot Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Logan McClanahan won the 602 Crate feature.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Open-wheel standout Kaylee Bryson was fifth in her Late Model debut in subbing for Dale Howard.

Batesville Motor Speedway

The sixth-starting Petty, of Cabot, Ark., earned $1,000 for his Titan Legends Late Model Series victory. ... He has two victories this season and a series-high five for his career. ... Runner-up Jeremy Tharp led the first 10 laps before Petty took command at the 3/8-mile oval. ... Joe Long rallied from 10th to finish fourth. ... Ashton Wilkey crossed the line second but was disqualiied. ... Next up for the series is July 7's Fowler Blankenship Memorial, a $3,023-to-win event at Centerville (Ark.) Speedway.

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Ralying from the tail, Carr topped an 11-car field. ... Gavin Jordan was among two scratches.

Batesville Motor Speedway

Petty, of Cabot, Ark., notched his series-leading fourth career Legends tour victory. ... The winner started outside the front row and led all 25 laps. ... Petty took the checkers 2.343 seconds ahead of runner-up Steven Crocker. ... Modified regular Ashton Wilkey started on the pole and ended up third. ... Derrick Nichols rallied from 14th to seventh. ... Next up for the series is a June 10 visit to Plumerville's Central Arkansas Motor Speedway.

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Antioch Speedway

Micheli's victory came on Soares Memorial night.

El Paso County Raceway

Lewis, of North Glenn, Colo., notched his first High Plains Series victory of the season and sixth of his career. ... He earned $1,000 in leading all 22 laps. ... Kelly Yutterman finished second in his first series start. ... Chris Hoff rallied from his 14th starting spot to land on the podium. ... Nine drivers were rnning at the finish. ... Randy Hoff scratched from the 15-car field.

Delaware International Speedway

Collins overtook Hill and led the final six laps of the 10-car feature.

Georgetown Speedway

Southern Raceway

Northwest Florida Speedway

All-Tech Raceway

Showers took the checkers 4.727 seconds ahead of Johnson. ... Third-finishing Bubba Roling also won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Senoia Raceway

Skinner won on the undercard of the Ultimate Southeast-Hunt the Front victory for Jimmy Owens. ... Brandon McDaniel won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

The fourth-starting Darda, of LaGrange, Ga., earned $3,000. ... Fifteen of 24 starters completed 30 laps. ... Brandon McDaniel won the night's 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Golden Isles Speedway

Cochran Motor Speedway

Cameron Tribble won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Toccoa Raceway

Swainsboro Raceway

Robertson pocketed $2,500.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Lavonia Speedway

Russell won the 15-car feature from the pole. ... Parrison Simmons was disqualified. ... Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Ronnie Johnson (604) and Bobby Elkins (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Waycross Motor Speedway

Finishing 2.247 seconds ahead of Rogers, Van Sickle, of Jacksonville, Fla., led all 30 laps from the pole for a $2,500 payday. … The Summer Sizzle, a make-up for a June 3 rainout, drew 11 cars. … Van Sickle was the fast qualifier. … Cole Exum win the Limited/602 feature.

Senoia Raceway

Cody Haskins (604) and Payton Stevenson (602) won Crate Late Model features.

North Georgia Speedway

Jeff Smith (604) and Cade Brookshire (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Sugar Creek Raceway

The sixth-starting Manley, of Loudon, Tenn., earned $3,000 for his second career Topless Outlaw Series victory. ... He took the lead on the 23rd of 40 laps. ... Eighth-starting Jadon Frame finish 0.283 of a second behind at the checkers. ... Jason Trammell led the first 11 laps and Drew Collins led 12-22 before Manley took over. ... Collins ended up third and Trammel was seventh. ... Jason Deal started 14th and finished sixth. ... Eleven drivers completed 40 laps and 16 of 21 were running at the finish. ... Colton Berrong won the night's 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Toccoa Raceway

Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Woods also won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Blant Duke won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Kilgore topped an 18-car field. ... Cass Fowler won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Maquoketa Speedway

Crawford County Speedway

Richards, an 18-year-old from Lincoln, Neb., nabbed his first Late Model victory in his eighth career start.

Shelby County Speedway

Maquoketa Speedway

Garnhart came from his ninth starting spot to win.

Lee County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

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Strassheim's victory was his first since Aug. 7, 2020, at Lee County Speedway in Donnellson, Iowa.

Maquoketa Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Justin Kay was leading with two laps remaining when he had a flat tire, hnading the lead to Matt Ryan. ... Chuck Hanna led the first 15 laps and finished second.

Crawford County Speedway

Lee County Speedway

Oenning, driving Denny Woodworth's backup car, nabbed his second career feature victory.

Dubuque Speedway

Pollard took the lead from Klein with five laps remaining in the 25-lap event.

Benton County Speedway

Dripps, of Reinbeck, Iowa, took the lead on lap 12 and never looked back, pacing the final 14 circuits and topping Sunday's 10-car field to win the inaugural series race, collecting $1,500. ... Logan Duffy led the first 11 laps before being overtaken by Dripps and finished 0.564 of a second back. ... Nick Marolf and Gabe Umbarger each advanced two positions. ... Chase Brunscheen gained three spots and finished seventh. ... Sunday's feature lasted seven minutes, with all 10 starters completing 25 laps. ... Duffy won the heat.

Independence Motor Speedway

The track stuck out a rain delay to complete the program.

Davenport Speedway

The 10th-starting Kay notched his fourth victory of 2023 at Davenport. ... Balensiefen notched his first top-five in IMCA Late Model action.

Lee County Speedway

Halstead won the 15-car feature from the pole.

Dubuque Speedway

Pollard advanced seven positions in finishing third. ... Sixteen Late Models entered the night's action but Bobby Hansen scratched from the feature.

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Shelby County Speedway

Independence Motor Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Nezworski rallied from his 10th starting spot, taking the lead just past halfway.

Crawford County Speedway

Lee County Speedway

Racing on his birthday and winning his first Late Model feature, Oenning topped the 14-car field from his sixth starting spot. ... The 49-year-old Oenning, of Ursa, Ill., has been on racer Denny Woodworth's crew for 32 years. ... Ed Hollenbeck led early with Ray Raker grabbing the point on lap eight. ... Oenning overtook Raker on a lap-15 restart.

Sycamore Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

East Moline Speedway

Fairbury Speedway

McKay earned a $3,500 FALS Cup victory. ... Carson Brown, the Marlar Delk Racing development driver, started 12th and finished fifth in his Fairbury debut.

Peoria Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

The event came two days after Spoon River was forced to cancel its DIRTcar Summer Nationals because its water trucks were inoperable.

Red Hill Raceway

Charleston Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Sheppard won for the second straight week. ... Devin McLean won the Crate Late Model feature.

Adams County Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Sheppard, the father of four-time World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series champion Brandon Sheppard, scored his first Super Late Model victory since April 11, 2014, at Jacksonville (Ill.) Raceway in Midwest Big 10 Series action. ... It was his first Farmer City victory since 2009. ... The event drew 19 Super Late Models. ... Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Kankakee County Speedway

McCarty won on the undercard of Brian Shirley's DIRTcar Summer Nationals victory.

Adams County Speedway

Halstead notched his second victory of the weekend. ... He won two nights earlier at Lee County Speedway in Donnellson, Iowa.

Peoria Speedway

The division drew 21 cars. ... Osterhoff led the final 10 laps. ... Roger Rebholz led 20 laps but retired. ... New Zealand racer Mick Quin was ninth and Swiss native Thomas Hunziker was 14th. Both are likely DIRTcar Summer Nationals competitors this month in Illinois. Peoria hosts the tour's June 14 opener.

Fairbury Speedway

Spatola earned $2,500 in the Pappy and Bob Allen Memorial. ...Spatola and McKay Wenger tussled with slide jobs with Wenger eventally being knocked from contention. ... "He didn't show me any respect a couple of weeks ago, so he should have known that banzai slider wasn't going to get any respect back," Spatola said. "I didn't wreck him intentionally, but I definitely didn't give him any room."

Spoon River Speedway

Denney, who topped a six-car field, notched his 300th career feature victory at the Banner, Ill., oval. ... The 14-time track champion and track promoter has won in the street stock, modified, Limited Late Model and Crate Late Model divisions at Spoon River.

Macon Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Kirchner won by 1.860 seconds over McCarty.

Brownstown Bullring

Diveley led 25 laps from his pole position. ... Diveley's victory was his first in the Super Late Model division since an Aug. 15, 2015, triumph at Highland (Ill.) Speedway.

Farmer City Raceway

The pole-starting Spatola won the 15-car feature. ... Timmy Dick won the Crate Late Model feature.

Adams County Speedway

Perry won by a 2.034-second margin.

Fairbury Speedway

Spatola turned back an early challenge from Wenger en route to a $2,500 FALS Cup victory. ... "We needed this win worse than probably I have ever needed a win," Spatola said. "It's great that we could get the win on our sponsor's night. That was vintage FALS there. To me it takes more finesse driving on that track then the slickest track in the world. You're in a hole and you have to be wide open. If you're in a slick spot, you're going to the backpedaling quick."

Peoria Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

Highland Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Greg Cantrell won the Limited Late Model feature.

Kankakee County Speedway

Parga collected a $2,000 payday.

Farmer City Raceway

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

Brownstown Speedway

Robinson earned a $2,500 victory. ... Robinson led early before David Webb slipped by midrace. Robinson regained the lead with seven laps remaining in the 25-lapper. ... The event drew 20 cars. ... Devin Gilpin scratched from the feature lineup. ... Chad Stapleton won the Crate Late Model feature.

Brownstown Speedway

The fourth-starting Stapleton topped the polesitting Wever.

Paragon Speedway

Neal won the Dave Peeden Memorial and $2,000.

Circle City Raceway

Brownstown Speedway

Wever led 25 caution-free laps.

Dodge City Raceway Park

Hughes, of Enid, Okla., earned $1,000 on preliminary night of the Dave Garmann Memorial weekend. ... Hughes notched his first career High Plains victory. ... Starting outside the front row, Hughes lost the lead to polesitter Lyndon Bolt on laps 6-9 but regained the point on the 10th lap and won the 20-lapper. ... Fifteen drivers completed 20 laps. ... June 17's weekend finale pays $4,000-to-win. ... The weekend honors the two-time Colorado Late Model Association champ who died in 2019.

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Hughes finished 4.901 seconds ahead of Magee. … Winning at Humboldt (Kan.) Speedway on Friday as well, Huges, of Enid, Okla., swept the Complete Well Testing Sooner Series weekend. … It was the series-leading 34th career Sooner win for Hughes, who led all 25 laps from the pole, notching his fourth victory of the season and his third straight. … Saturday's feature, a race that drew 24 entries, lasted 26 minutes, with six drivers completing all 25 laps. ... Heat winners were Hughes, Patocka and Eddie Tidwell.

Humboldt Speedway

Hughes, of Enid, Okla., took the lead with four laps remaining and finished 1.408 seconds ahead of Body. ... It was the series-leading 33-career Sooner win for Hughes, who started fifth in the 24-car field. ... Magee gained eight positions after starting 12th. … Adrien Hickman II started 23rd and finished 11th. … 17 cars finished. … Hughes, Gorby and Body were heat winners.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Starting outside the front row, Linville, of Bryantsville, Ky., topped a 14-car field for a $3,500 payday. ... He took the checkers two seconds ahead of Skylar Marlar. ... June 30's tuneup winner William Blankenship finished sixth. ... Tail-starting Lenny Bates finished seventh. ... William Carkuff was disqualified after crossing the finish line 10th. ... Matthew Smith broke the track record with a 12.546-second lap (Justin Smith's previous mark was 12.902).

Willard Speedway

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

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Blankenship earned $1,200. ... July 1's event puts a $3,500 payday on the line for 604 Crates.

Florence Speedway

The sixth-starting Milbee, of Poca, W.Va., notched his second SBLMS victory of the season and 12th of his career. ... Milbee took the checkers 0.673 of a second ahead of runner-up Pete Crum. ... Local racer Brad Rickels improved seven positions to finish 10th. ... A dozen drivers completed 25 laps as the series made its debut at the half-mile oval in northern Kentucky.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Rockcastle Speedway

Florence Speedway

Rickels led all 20 laps. ... Runner-up Logan Kirkman rallied from seventh for his best career division finish.

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Polesitter Zach Sise of Knoxville, Tenn., led all 30 laps and took the checkers five-hundredths of a second ahead of runner-up Steve Peeden. ... Sise earned $3,000 for his first All-Stars victory of the season. ... Skylar Marlar stormed from outside the ninth row to finish third. ... Jeff Watson and Jordan Wesley were early retirees. ... Thirteen of 24 starters completed 30 laps.

Willard Speedway

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

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Windy Hollow Speedway

Mountain Motor Speedway

Willard Speedway

Taylor topped a 17-car field. ... Brandon Fouts won the Crate Late Model feature.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Rockcastle Speedway

Florence Speedway

Rickels ended Green's personal three-race winning streak.

Rockcastle Speedway

Watson earned $1,500 in the Crate Late Model portion of the Working Man Randy Jones Memorial.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Walton won from his pole position.

Sabine Speedway

Third-starting Neil of Bridge City, Texas, passed Daniel, the polesitter, on lap nine and led the rest of the 20-lap feature for a $1,100 payday. ... “I was just trying to be patient around the bottom,” Neil saod. (Daniel) was getting a little tight in turn four, slipping up every now and then. I knew if I could just be patient, my opportunity would come." ... Daniel finished 3.711 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Jeffrey Abbey, Dean Abbey, Neil and Begnaud won heats. ... The event drew 35 cars.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Cooper earned $1,500 in a benefit race for local Late Model driver Luke Bennett, who is recovering from severe burns suffered in a go-kart wreck. ... The event drew 21 division entries.

Hagerstown Speedway

Lear led all 20 laps. ... He notched his 25th career division victory at Hagerstown.

Hagerstown Speedway

“Our car was real good tonight even on the new Hoosiers.” Miller said. “The track was excellent for as much racing as was on it and smooth like a normal Hagerstown track.” ... Kenny Yoder's runner-up finish was a career-best at Hagerstown. ... In a makeup of the June 3 rainout in the Limited Late Model division, Levi Crowl took the victory over Devin Hart, Cody Lear, Keith Koontz and Cody Kershner. ... Crowl's victory was his first at Hagerstown.

Hagerstown Speedway

Breeden led all 22 laps. ... Cameron Campbell improved nine positions. ... Rain halted the night's program after the Crate Late Model feature.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Jerid Bisson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Merritt Speedway

Marcoullier topped a 28-car field to earn $2,500 for his series-leading 14th career Allstar Performance Challenge victory. ... Greg Gokey advanced four positions to finish second. ... Austin Harnick gained 10 spots and finished fifth. ... David Hilliker started 19th and finished seventh. ... Problems with the electronic scoring delayed results. ... Another $2,500-to-win event is July 2 and then a $3,000-to-win on July 3.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

The polesitting Marcoullier of Houghton Lake, Mich., earned $2,500 for his series-leading 13th Allstar Performance Challenge victory. ... Travis Stemler advanced four positions to finish sixth. ... The event, the first of four in a row on the miniseries during the holiday weekend, drew 28 cars. ... The miniseries runs the next three nights at Merritt Speedway in Lake City, Mich., but no purses have been announced.

Thunderbird Raceway

Merritt Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Hartford Speedway

Hotovy earned $2,500 in winning the 14-car feature from the pole.

Thunderbird Raceway

Neiser led all 25 laps. ... Runner-up Tom Sprague Jr. started seventh. ... Jerid Bisson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Former NASCAR racer Ken Schrader finished second in the modified feature.

Merritt Speedway

Winston Speedway

The morning after the event, Winston promoters announce it was ceasing its weekly race programs with the rest of the 2023 schedule to be re-evaluated.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Thirlby won by a 2.287-second margin, leading all but the first two laps of the 30-lap feature.

Thunderbird Raceway

Hometown driver Jerid Bisson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Merritt Speedway

Finley started fifth in the 18-car feature.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Vandermark started fifth and topped an 18-car field, including the pole-starting Stemler.

Winston Speedway

Neiser won the nine-car feature from the pole position.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Marcoullier took the lead from polesitter Eric Spangler on the fifth lap. ... Spangler ended up sixth.

Thunderbird Raceway

Jerid Bisson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Winston Speedway

Joe Rokos earned $1,000 for his Crate Late Model victory.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

“We’ve had some up-and-down luck so far this season with the Late Model and even on Friday night at Tri City, we had a rough start to the night. However, we managed to get things pointed in the right direction and got our first win of 2023 in our new car,” said Bauer, who plans to tackle the DIRTcar Summer Nationals.

Madison Speedway

Fiesta City Speedway

Grand Rapids Speedway

Peterlin won from his eighth starting spot in the 11-car race. ... Jeff Provinzino was among retiring racers. ... Carey LePage scratched from the feature.

Fiesta City Speedway

Bemidji Speedway

Vang won from the pole in the first Late Model event at Bemidji in 15 years. ... Vang earned $1,250.

Hibbing Raceway

Burdick won from the pole in maintaining a recent hot streak.

I-94 EMR Speedway

The fifth-starting Shaw won at the track he owns.

Proctor Speedway

The sixth-starting Burdick earned his second victory of the weekend. ... He also won two days earlier at Gondik Law Speedway in Superior, Wis.

Hibbing Raceway

Norman County Raceway

Hibbing Raceway

Proctor Speedway

The fourth-starting Vesel topped a 14-car field.

Madison Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

Fiesta City Speedway

Good, a division rookie, won his second straight start.

Grand Rapids Speedway

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

Springfield Raceway

Keeter, of Webb City, Mo., won his seventh Cash Money Series event of the season and tour-leading 28th of his career. ... Isaac Keepper (five laps) and Tim Petty (two laps) led early before Keeter took control. ... Nine drivers completed 30 laps. ... Z.D. Keepper was sixth for his first series top-10. ... Jace Parmley, one of three series winners this season, scratched from the feature lineup. ... The series is in action July 2 at Crawford County Speedway in Van Buren, Ark.

Legit Speedway Park

Legit Speedway Park

Lucas Oil Speedway

Morton also won the B-mod feature. ... "We've been really close," Morton said of Moon Brothers-owned Late Model. "We've had a bunch of seconds. I keep giving Justin a hard time to just let me win, but finally it all came together."

Moberly Motorsports Park

Melloway extended his division points lead in winning from the third starting spot. ... Polesitter Kayden Clatt led the first nine laps and retired on the 10th lap running second. ... The Trophy Tuesday event drew 16 cars.

Central Missouri Speedway

Keeter, of Webb City, Mo., and his sixth Cash Money tour event of the season and series-leading 28th of his career. ... He started outside the front row and led all 25 laps. ... Dustin Mooneyham rallied from his 14th starting spot to round out the top five. ... Fourteen of 16 starters were running at the finish and Glen Powell scratched from the feature lineup. ... A single caution slowed the action.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Justin Wells cross the line first, but the Aurora, Mo., driver was denied his seventh victory in postrace inspection because of an infraction with the engine weight distribution. ... Ferris inherited the victory. ... Wells had inherited a victory earlier this season when Ferris was light at the scales. ... Ferris earned $1,000 with Wasoba Seed & Trucking, Reed Environmental and Dirt Track Specialist adding extra purse money.

Monett Motor Speedway

Ames, an 18-year-old from Buffalo, Mo., in his second season of Late Model racing, scored his first feature victory.

I-35 Speedway

Midway Speedway

Legit Speedway Park

A week after the event, the track announced apparent winner Dillon McCowan was disqualified because his tire didn't meet specifications in a postrace lab test. ... Scott Crigler inherited the $2,000 victory. ... Brandon Baldridge won Legit's 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Federated Raceway at I-55

Burwell notched his first I-55 division victory.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells won his 100th feature in his 2006 TNT Race Car. ... "I can't believe it," Wells said of a car he's driven since 2008. "To have this car and for it to have 100 wins, it's unbelievable.” ... Wells won by a quarter-track margin.

Callaway Raceway

Midway Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Making a last-lap pass, McCowan won his first Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 feature.

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

Midway Speedway

Callaway Raceway

Moberly Motorsports Park

Springfield Raceway

Keeter, of Webb City, Mo., won his series-leading fifth race of the season and tour-leading 27th of his career on the Cash Money circuit. ... Keeter has won all but two series events in 2023. ... He took the lead from Derek Brown on the seventh lap and led the rest of the 30-lapper. ... Brown was 2.166 seconds behind at the finish. ... Dustin Atkinson rallied from his 14th starting spot to finish third. ... Pole-starting Isaac Keepper finished fifth. ... Thirteen of 20 starters completed 30 laps.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells notched his fifth victory in six regular-season Late Model events at the track. ... Wells finished 3.4 seconds ahead of runner-up Larry Ferris, the reigning division champ. ... Cole Henson rallied from 10th to finish fourth.

Legit Speedway Park

McCowan's $2,000 victory was his first in Super Late Models. ... Tony Anglin won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

I-35 Speedway

Callaway Raceway

Kayden Clatt led early but spun out of contention.

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

Midway Speedway

Pike County Speedway

Thomas won the 24-car feature from his third starting spot. ... Shannon Lee started 14th and finished fifth.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Lee won on a night when the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series event was scratched because of conflicting events.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Beckwith won on the undercard of the Hunt the Front-MSCCS event for Super Late Models. ... Bailey Callahan won the 602 Crate Late Model feature for the second straight night.

Columbus Speedway

Corinth Motor Speedway

Greenville Speedway

Whynot Motorsports Park

Bailey Callahan win the 602 Crate feature. ... The Crate Late Model action was on the undercard of the Hunt the Front-MSCCS victory for Trey Mills.

Corinth Motor Speedway

Whynot Motorsports Park

Dalton Hood won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Greenville Speedway

Derryberry notched his first top-five finish since 2008.

Columbus Speedway

Outlaw Speedway

Electric City Speedway

Leach, a veteran of the modified division, won his first Late Model start.

Electric City Speedway

The sixth-starting Zaremski denied Vernon Hill a weekend sweep.

Electric City Speedway

Hill, of Blake Eagle, Mont., topped a 10-car field.

Halifax County Motor Speedway

Rouse, of Wilson, N.C., earned $5,000 for the victory over a 10-car field. ... He notched his fifth I-95 Challenge victory of the season and series-leading 18th of his career, one more than Dustin Mitchell for the tour's all-time lead. ... Rouse led all 33 laps. ... John Carroll won the night's Mid-East 602 Series feature for Crate Late Models.

Harris Speedway

Ruggiero, of Lincolnton, N.C., earned $1,000 for his first GM Performance 602 Series victory of the season. ... He took the checkers 3.392 seconds ahead of Luke Cooper in leading all 20 laps. ... Nine drivers started the feature.

Halifax County Motor Speedway

Carroll, of Elm City, N.C., earned $2,000 in the Mid-East 602 Series victory for Crate Late Models. ... The winner started fifth and took the checkers nearly three seconds ahead of polesitter Jason Dickerson. ... Ten cars started the feature. ... Michael Rouse won the nights $5,000 victory for Limited Late Models on the I-95 Challenge circuit.

Carolina Speedway

Mangum won by a half-second margin on Hall of Fame Night.

Harris Speedway

Halifax County Motor Speedway

Harrell collected a $2,500 victory from his third starting spot.

County Line Raceway

Tri-County Racetrack

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

Watson, of Ararat, N.C., earned $1,800 for his first career Blue Ridge Outlaw victory. ... Leading all 25 laps, he took the checkers 2.408 seconds ahead of runner-up Steve Blackburn. ... Eight drivers completed 25 laps. ... Colt Smith rallied from 14th to finish third. ... Polesitter Jeff Decker was disqualified; he was running third when he retired on lap 20.

Harris Speedway

Smith, of Inman, S.C., earned $1,500 for his GM Performance 602 Series event for Crate Late Models. ... Smith led all the way. ... Eight of 10 starters completed 25 laps.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Cox's victory came on the undercard of Zack Mitchell's $10,000 Ultimate Southeast triumph.

Carolina Speedway

Ruggiero, of Lincolton, N.C., earned $1,500 in the makeup of an April rainout. ... Series competitors chase a $5,000 winner's payday June 17 in the Mike Butler Memorial at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, S.C.

Carolina Speedway

Jacobs earned $1,200. ... The Mid-East 602 touring event drew three cars. ... Series competitors chase a $5,000 winner's payday June 17 in the Mike Butler Memorial at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, S.C.

County Line Raceway

Harrell of Hope Mills, N.C., started from the pole and led all 30 laps, snapping a four-race series win streak by runner-up Rouse, who finished 1.298 seconds back. … Liles improved seven spots after starting 16th. … The event drew 17 cars. … Harrell earned $3,000 for his seventh career I-95 series triumph. … Harrell’s last I-95 win was July 24, 2021 in Fayetteville, N.C.

Harris Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Tri-County Racetrack

Ricky Smith won the 602 Crate feature.

Dixieland Speedway

Harris Speedway

County Line Raceway

Carolina Speedway

McLean County Speedway

Peterson started outside the front row and raced to a $2,000 victory in the weekend finale of the Cottingham Insurance Wholesale Ag Late Model Shootout. ... Rusty Kollman started 14th and finished sixth in the event during the McLean County Fair.

Devils Lake Speedway

Blake Anderson was airlifted to a hospital after a crash. He was released from the hospital early the following day with a concussion diagnosis. He also complained of stiffness, soreness and a swollen and bruised right hand.

River Cities Speedway

The sixth-starting Strand won by 1.711 seconds for his 101st feature victory at River Cities (his 100th came earlier in the night in modified action). ... Runner-up Joey Pederson rallied from his 12th starting spot. ... Tyler Peterson tried to wrest the lead from Strand late in the race but was tagged for a caution when Strand spun. ... Seventeen of 22 starters were running at the finish.

McLean County Speedway

Aga, of Rapid City, S.D., earned $2,000 in the Cottingham Insurance Wholesale Ag Late Model Shootout during the McLean County Fair. ... He won his second-ever Late Model start. ... Another $2,000 is up for grabs June 17. ... Six of 12 entrants were running at the finish. ... Kory Hochsprung scratched from the feature.

River Cities Speedway

Pole-starting Greg Friestad finished 11th.

Boone County Raceway

The second-starting Haase held off the ninth-starting Dumpert.

Junction Motor Speedway

Gregg, not a regular competitor in the division for the past nine seasons, won from the pole over the 10th-starting Dumpert.

Boone County Raceway

Off Road Speedway

Dumpert won from his ninth starting spot over the pole-starting Sukup. ... In the first of two Late Model features, Eric Vanosdall outran Dumpert, Joey Haase, Sukup and Devin Johnson.

Junction Motor Speedway

Kosiski's victory came on the undercard of Justin Zeitner's Malvern Bank Super Late Model Series victory.

U.S. 30 Speedway

Junction Motor Speedway

Austin Svoboda scored his first top-five finish in the division.

Off Road Speedway

Bertschinger scored his first top-five Late Model finish.

Junction Motor Speedway

Boone County Raceway

Dumpert won from his ninth starting spot in the 12-car field.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Stateline Speedway

Dave Hess Jr. of Waterford, Pa., earned a $4,500 Super Late Model victory in an event presented by the Town of Busti & Shults Auto Group in celebration of the Busti Bicentennial. ... Hess has 40 career Late Model victories and, combined with his modified victories, has won 97 features at Stateline. ... Hess regained the lead from Bump Hedman on the sixth lap. ... Hedman led laps 2-5. ... Jeremy Wonderling won the Crate Late Model feature.

Skyline Raceway Motorsports Park

Woodhull Raceway

Genesee Speedway

Holmes rebounded after losing the lead on the last lap a week earlier. ... Zack Carley spun on lap 21 but rallied back to fourth. ... Points leader Dave DuBois was an early retiree.

Woodhull Raceway

Brett Marlatt came from outside the fifth row to finish fourth.

Stateline Speedway

Hess notched his first victory of the season and 39th of his career (fifth on the track's all-time list). ... Hess also made a 12th-to-second charge in the modified feature. ... Jason Genco won the Crate Late Model feature.

Genesee Speedway

Chad Homan spoiled the birthday of Bill Holmes with a last-corner pass for the lead. ... Homan won by 0.19 of a second.

Stateline Speedway

Dorman won for the first time at Stateline. ... He wrestled the lead from Jason Genco for good on the 17th lap. ... Andy Michael won the Crate Late Model feature. Genco led early but spun after contact with a lapped car.

Skyline Raceway Motorsports Park

Stateline Speedway

Oakes led all the way for his second victory of the season and ninth of his career at Stateline. ... Jason Genco won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Crate racer Draven Kuzminski of Sugar Grove, Pa., was involved in an accident and taken to UPMC Hamot Medical Center in Erie, Pa., for treatment; he was back home early Sunday evening.

Genesee Speedway

“My team works so hard to make sure everything is so perfect every week and I can’t even put it in to words,” said DuBois, who won his first feature in two years. “This is my home track and I love being here!”

Woodhull Raceway

Woodhull Raceway

Freedom Motorsports Park

Paul Grigsby rebounded to finish third after a lap-two flat tire. ... Dan Bennett got into the frontstretch wall on the 19th lap while battling Dustin Waters for third.

Skyline Raceway Motorsports Park

Attica Raceway Park

Making a last-corner pass, Markham won his 22nd career Attica victory. ... Markham blasted off the high side and banged wheels with Kyle Moore to take the last-corner, last-lap victory by 0.153 second of a second. ... Markham led the first five laps but Rusty Schlenk led the next seven before mechanical issues forced him out. ... “I really don’t get too excited in victory lane too much," Markham said, "but this is a good one here."

MRP Raceway Park

Sheets overtook Hensley with seven laps remaining in the 25-lap feature.

Hilltop Speedway

The third-starting Hill, of Greenwood, W.Va., earned $1,500 for his second Steel Block Late Model Series victory of the season. ... Zach Milbee led early with Hill moving up to challenge. ... Rick Mardis retired while running fifth. ... Joseph Harper also retired while running in the top five. ... Hill made his winning move in lapped traffic. ... Ted Johnson Jr. started 17th and finished ninth.

Raceway 7

Henry, 2004's Limited Late Model champ, won his fifth career Raceway 7 feature. ... He snapped the two-race winning streak of Sines.

Wayne County Speedway

Oakshade Raceway

Midway Speedway

Fremont Speedway

Leading all 25 laps, the pole-starting DeLancey of Parkersburg, W.Va., earned $2,000 for his third straight Steel Block Late Model Series victory. ... In 2021 at Fremon, "we went a little too hard on the tire and got beat and ended up second," DeLancey said. "Last year I thought we had it wrapped up and I snapped a regulator off the tandem pump so I was itching to get back here and seal the deal. ... Brian Speelman pressured the winner early but departed with mechanical issues. ... Former Fremont series winner B.J. Gregory advanced four positions in finishing fourth. ... The event drew 28 cars with 20 starting the main event.

Wayne County Speedway

Gentry notched his third Wayne County victory of the season. ... He started in the third row and won by three seconds. ... Kyle Moore led early before mechanical woes forced him out. ... Ryan Markham inherited the lead but a flat tire knocked him from contention. ... “We have a lot of confidence right now and are really looking forward to the big races coming up," Gentry said, his eyes on July 8's Valvoline Iron-Man Racing Series event and the DIRTcar Summer Nationals finale on July 16.

Skyline Speedway

Carpenter, of Parkersburg, W.Va., took the lead on lap 10 and paced the final 21 laps, topping a 24-car field for $3,000. ... Second-starting Clint Keenan led the first nine laps and finished 1.621 seconds back. ... Polesitter Pete Crum failed to lead and finished third. ... Brandon Francis advanced six positions and finished fourth. ... Derek Rogers gained three spots and finished eighth. ... Rick Mardis started 14th and finished ninth. ... Carpenter and Bostic won heats. ... Crum won the dash. ... Saturday's 12-minute feature saw 10 drivers complete all 30 laps.

Midway Speedway

Hilltop Speedway

Oakes earned $3,000 in a race added to the schedule the previous weekend. ... Klein & Son Repair paid $150 for fast time. ... The event at the Tyler Evans-promoted oval was sponsored by Holmes Tire and Holmes Pest Control. ... Nathon Loney won the modified feature.

MRP Raceway Park

Rice earned $2,000 in a Gary Engle-owned car.

Skyline Speedway

Carpenter won on opening night of Rumble on the Ridge. ... The night drew 29 entrants. ... June 17's event pays $3,000-to-win for Super Late Models.

Raceway 7

Atomic Speedway

Conley, of Wheelersburg, Ohio, started from the pole of the 25-lap feature and earned $3,000 for the win. … Bocook improved 15 spots after starting 21st. … Conley, Swartz and Tyler Carpenter won heats. …. Carpenter finished 15th after starting third.

Oakshade Raceway

Murday, the division rookie from Adrian, Mich., won for the second straight week. ... Colin Shipley (running second) and Jake Rendel (running third) had separate early spins to fall from contention. ... Dusty Moore and Steve Kester retired with mechanical issues.

Atomic Speedway

Raceway 7

Sines, of Orwell, Ohio, won his first career Crate Late Model feature and first-ever Raceway 7 feature. ... He led every lap.

Attica Raceway Park

Missler won from the fifth starting spot and outran his fellow third-row starter. ... MIssler took the lead from Rusty Schlenk on the 23rd lap and grabbed his 20th career Attica victory. ... “I didn’t think the car was that good before the first caution by like lap nine," Missler said. "I just decided to drive it harder and I started driving through the middle down in one and two and it worked and it stuck."

Hilltop Speedway

Brennan won the 25-lapper by 1.147 seconds over Bellman. ... The event drew nine cars. ... The track added a $3,000-to-win Super Late Model program on June 16.

Wayne County Speedway

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Conley led all the way winning for the second week in a row. ... Jacob Curnette won the Limited Late Model feature.

Oakshade Raceway

The 18-year-old Murday, of Adrian, Mich., scored his first Super Late Model victory. ... Making his third starting the division, the rookie was virtually unchallenged in leading 25 laps. ... He previously ran the sportsman division.

Midway Speedway

Attica Raceway Park

Eighth-starting Rusty Schlenk outdueled Ryan Missler in the final laps as the frontrunners traded paint. ... Gregg Haskell led two laps before Missler took control; Schlenk led the final three laps in the 25-lapper. ... Schlenk has 38 career Attica victories.

Raceway 7

Ferry led all the way.

Enid Speedway

Overtaking hometown driver Kip Hughes after a restart with two laps remaining, eighth-starting Joe Gorby of Bartlesville, Okla., scored his first Sooner Series victory since the 2018 season finale at Oklahoma Sports Park in Ada, Okla. ... Gorby earned $1,000 in taking the checkers 1.633 seconds ahead of Hughes. ... “He just started messing up and little bit and I just waited till the right time and took my shot,” Gorby said. ... Polesitter Adam Popp finished sixth. ... Eleven of 18 starters completed 25 laps. ... Jerry Derr scratched from the feature. ... The series returns to action on July 14 with another Enid event.

Salina Highbanks Speedway

The third-starting Parmley, of Neosho, Mo., captured his first career Complete Well Testing Sooner Late Model Series victory. ... He took the checkers 0.962 seconds ahead of runner-up Brett Hansen, who started on the pole. ... The frontrunners swapped the lead three times in the closing laps. ... “My dad told me one thing: you can’t pass someone if you follow someone,” Parmley said. “Late in the race I was not gaining much ground in (turns) 3 and 4 so I had to try something.” ... Eleven of 17 starters completed 25 laps with everyone 12th on back dropping out.

Outlaw Motor Speedway

Pole-starting Hughes of Enid, Okla., led all 25 laps and topped a 20-car field to win Friday's $1,000 feature, his second victory of the season. ... Troy Bynum passed Jason Redman on lap 12, prevailing to finish second, 4.176 seconds behind Hughes. ... Bynum and Hughes won heats.

Willamette Speedway

Donofrio earned $2,000 for the Firecracker 100 weekend victory.

Madras Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Elkins won the tuneup for July 1's $2,000-to-win Firecracker 100.

Southern Oregon Speedway

The third-starting Beaudoin of Lebanon, Ore., earned $2,000 for his first I-5 Series victory. ... He led all 40 laps and took the checkers 1.177 seconds ahead of Joey Tanner. ... Collen Winebarger rallied from 13th to finish third. ... Four drivers finished on the lead lap. ... The event drew 14 entries.

Willamette Speedway

Coos Bay Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Winebarger won the Strawberry Cup.

Southern Oregon Speedway

Madras Speedway

Douglas County Dirt Track

In the revival of tne Northwest tour, second-starting James, of Albany, Ore., regained the lead for good on lap 27 and paced the final nine circuits, topping Friday's 12-car field and winning $2,000. James led twice for 19 laps to win his second series victory of the season. ... Tenth-starting McLain Beaudoin moved into the runner-up position on lap 31 and finished 1.989 seconds back. ... Trent Elliott and Rob Mayea gained two spots, finishing third and fourth. ... Collen Winebarger led laps 11 through 26 before fading to finish sixth. ... Mayea and Elliott won heats. ... John Duty was fast qualifier.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Burgoon led all 20 laps.

BAPS Motor Speedway

The fifth-starting Mowery, of Selinsgrove, Pa., led the final five laps after overtaking Matt Murphy in capturing his first Late Model feature victory. ... The 29-year-old has just 12 Late Model starts and previously ran micro sprints. ... Polesitter Travis Mease finished third. ... Devin Frey rallied from 12th to finish fifth. ... Nineteen drivers completed 20 laps.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Little notched his fourth victory of the season. ... Little overtook Owens for the lead.

Bedford Speedway

Scoring his first Bedford victory, Booze beat Lee to the checkers by three-tenths of a second. ... The event drew 13 cars.

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Driving a Bobby Lake Motorsports entry, Mason Zeigler won the Crate Late Model feature over Ryan Frazee. Zeigler's Ernie Jones Memorial victory paid $2,022.

Eriez Speedway

Super Late Models tuned up for July 2's Mike Farr Memorial, a $4,100-to-win Jay's Automotive United Late Model Series event. ... Breyton Santee won the 21-car Crate Late Model feature.

Bradford Speedway

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Schirnhofer led all the way.

Hummingbird Speedway

Path Valley Speedway

Myers, who started seventh, earned $1,600 for his Topless 30 victory. ... Lane Snook rallied from 20th to fourth.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Marion Center Raceway

Knox Raceway

Pole-starting Jeremy Wonderling of Wellsville, N.Y., led all 30 laps and topped a field of 16 cars to collect $3,000. ... Wonderling notched his fifth RUSH victory of the season and his third straight. ... Max Blair moved into the runner-up position on lap 14 and finished 2.355 seconds back. ... Mike Wonderling Jr. finished third, joining his brother on the podium. ... Colby Beighey advanced two positions and finished fifth. ... Eleven drivers completed all 30 laps. ... Wonderling Jr. and Joe Martin won heats. ... Martin was fast qualifier.

Marion Center Raceway

Winning his fourth race of the year on the final lap, Wonderling, of Wellsville, N.Y., ran second for 20 laps before taking the lead from Joe Martin. … Martin, of Mayport, Pa., led the first 29 laps before attempting a last-corner pass on Wonderling and spinning, relegating him to finish 19th. ... Both Lukon and Paugh improved 10 positions. … Saturday's feature lasted 18 minutes, with 19 drivers completing all 30 laps. ... Snyder won the dash and started the feature from the pole, but faded to 10th. … Martin, Snyder and Wonderling won heats.

Selinsgrove Speedway

Bigler outran Myers by 4.313 seconds.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Policz took the checkers 5.076 seconds ahead of Petrelle.

Marion Center Raceway

Hidden Valley Speedway

The division drew 11 cars. ... Super Late Models are on tap July 22 at Hiddey Valley for a $3,000-to-win event. ... Brad Benton led early but retired running third.

Hummingbird Speedway

Lernerville Speedway

Making a last-lap pass of Alex Ferre, Norris rallied from his tail-starting 17th spot for a thrilling victory. ... Norris started on the tail after retiring early in his heat race. ... “I screwed up in the heat and just wasn’t paying attention and run into the 9 car,” Norris said. “I gotta say thanks to Dan and the track crew. The track had some character and there were traction spots that made it really fun, you could run high or low and it was smooth."

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Eriez Speedway

Knight won from the pole position and denied Oakes a sweep of the Stateline-Eriez weekend. ... David Pangrazio won the Crate Late Model feature.

Bradford Speedway

Latrobe Speedway

Troutman's $2,500 victory came on the undercard of a $10,000-to-win Crate Late Model feature.

Port Royal Speedway

Eckert, of York, Pa., started sixth and raced to a $4,000 victory in regular-season action. ... The Hall of Famer's victory was his first since Oct. 29 at Georgetown (Del.) Speedway in his final outing of 2022. ... Eckert took the lead from Trever Feathers on the ninth lap. ... Feathers ended up fourth after leading laps 3-8. ... Polesitter Austin Berry, who led laps 1-2, finished fifth. ... Fourteen of 23 starters completed 25 laps (Kody Lyter scratched from the feature). ... Port Royal hosts the revived Appalachian Mountain Speedweek on June 10. | Video

Marion Center Raceway

Hummingbird Speedway

Kot won by a 5.108-second margin.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Mollick won from his ninth starting spot. ... He made a third-to-first move past Cole Petrelle and Frank Magill on the fifth lap.

Path Valley Speedway

A late afternoon thunderstorm delayed the program's start. ... Frey came from the eighth starting spot.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Owens, of Shilo, Pa., scored his first-ever victory in the division. ... He held off Jacoby on a last-lap restart.

Lernerville Speedway

“I’m just so blessed to be able to do this,” Dietz said. “In the stock car (division) I know I’m the man to beat right now but that’s on the backburner. This is the car I’m focused on. I want to win in this car and I want to run with the top regional drivers and I’m going to show it; it’s coming.”

Bedford Speedway

Smith won his first Bedford feature since Aug. 13, 2021, and third overall. ... Brian Booze and Jeff Rine swapped the early lead with Smith. ... Rine retired after 10 laps and Smith led the rest of the way. ... Ryan Sager won the Limited Late Model feature. Devin Weyandt was among drivers challenging him, but he slipped back late.

Pittsburgh's 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

Sumter Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Travelers Rest Speedway

Smith, of Inman, S.C., earned $1,000 for his second straight GM Performance 602 Series feature. ... Smith led all 20 laps. ... Smith took the checkers 4.182 seconds ahead of Dale Timms. ... Seven of 10 starters completed 20 laps.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

The polesitting Ruggiero, of Linconton, N.C., earned $5,000 for the Mid-East 602 tour victory for Crate Late Models. ... Ruggiero led all 40 laps for his second series victory of the season (he also won at Cherokee on March 4). ... He took the checkers 1.088 seconds ahead of fellow front-row starter Bryan Mullis. ... Georgia visitor Cass Fowler improved seven positions in finishing third. ... Seven of 21 starters completed 40 laps.

Cherokee Speedway

The hometowner Dillon Brown led all 40 laps for a $5,000 victory on the Mid-East 604 Series for Crate Late Models. ... Brown, who started outside the front row, took the checkers 1.578 seconds ahead of fifth-starting Blake Craft. ... Brown has four victories among three tours with $5,000 or richer paydays. ... Polesitter Jeremy Steele finished third. ... Nine drivers completed 40 laps. ... Dalton Jacobs made a 21st-to-eighth charge. ... Trey Tarlton scratched from the scheduled 22-car field.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Huey took the checkers by a 4.435-second margin.

Laurens County Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Zack Mitchell won the 602 Crate feature.

Lake View Motor Speedway

Breuer overtook Nick Dietz on a lap-17 restart and raced to a $2,500 victory on the Blue Ridge Outlaw tour. ... "I'd kinda counted myself out, and I think most people had," Breuer said. "So it was fun to do it the way we did it, too, up on the top." ... Six drivers completed 30 laps. ... Brandon Dockery is the tour's points leader following the event. ... Next up for the series is a June 17 race paying $1,800-to-win at East Lincoln Motor Speedway in Stanley, N.C.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Cherokee Speedway

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Blackburn, of Greensboro, N.C., earned $2,250 for his Blue Ridge tour victory. ... The outside front-row starter took the checkers a commanding 6.346 seconds ahead of runner-up Scott Shirey. ... Third-finishing Nathan Walker, who started on the pole,  led early in the event before Blackburn took command. ... Nick Dietz started 10th and rallied to finish fifth. ... Six drivers completed 25 laps and 12 of 20 were running at the finish.

Sumter Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Tomahawk Speedway

Brown County Speedway

Cole Searing won the makeup feature.

Casino Speedway

Good, a division rookie, took the lead on the 11th of 25 laps. ... Chad Williamson led the first 10 laps. ... Tony Croninger won the Limited Late Model feature.

Brown County Speedway

Miller Central Speedway

Casino Speedway

Becker won from the eighth starting spot. ... Bodie Croninger won the Limited Late Model feature.

Bandit Speedway

411 Motor Speedway

Volunteer Speedway

Weiss won on the undercard of Austin Neely's first Southern All Star victory for Super Late Models.

Tennessee National Raceway

Harris earned $2,500 Red, White & Blue Showdown victory.

I-75 Raceway

Crossville Speedway

Profitt won by a 2.582-second margin. ... William Blankenship won the Crate Late Model feature.

Clarksville Speedway

Adam Ray (604) and Gavin Minnehan (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Mountain View Raceway

Wartburg Speedway

Max Weeks scored his first top-five finish in the division.

Crossville Speedway

Perry Delaney won the Crate Late Model feature.

Clarksville Speedway

Adam Ray (604) and Frank Haar (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Mountain View Raceway

Camden Speedway

T.J. Herndon scratched from the scheduled three-car feature.

Duck River Raceway Park

Brayden Skinner won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Thunderhill Raceway Park

Division rookie Dillard Hatchett, a 25-year-old from Cornersville, Tenn., won his first 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Duck River Raceway Park

Eighth-starting Jadon Frame of Decherd, Tenn., grabbed the lead for good from Ray Cook with two laps remaining after the two made contact. … Cook suffered a flat and finished sixth, while Frame had a tire go flat in victory lane. … After the fuel pump went out on his car, Frame switched to Cody Ballard’s car before time trials. Thanks in part to a lengthy delay to rework the track, Frame had time to get Ballard’s car to the track and swap the seat. … Cook, driving a Joe Denby-owned car, led laps 31-38. … Brad Skinner led the first 30 laps. … Frame earned $4,000 for his second career Topless Outlaws victory. … Frame’s previous series win was Sept. 26, 2020 at Mountain View Raceway in Spring City, Tenn. … The event drew 29 cars. … David Brannon set fast time (13.362 seconds) to earn the pole. ... Dylan Baus won the 602 Crate feature.

Tazewell Speedway

Collins, of Knoxville, Tenn., led all 40 laps from the pole to earn his first UCRA victory of the season, collecting $3,000. ... Third-starting Aaron Guinn trailed Collins for the entire distance after taking the runner-up position on the opening lap. ... Second-starting Kenny Kizzar settled for third. ... Bradley Lewelling rebounded to finish fourth after being disqualified from an apparent heat race victory following a discovered tire violation. ... Matt Shannon finished ninth and assumes the series points lead.

Wartburg Speedway

Clarksville Speedway

Adam Ray (604) and Gavin Minnehan (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Mountain View Raceway

I-75 Raceway

Crossville Speedway

Perry Delaney won the Crate Late Model feature.

I-75 Raceway

Profitt won from his 10th starting spot. ... Kyle Courtney won the 602 Crate feature.

Tennessee National Raceway

Smith earned $1,500. ... The event drew only five cars, with just four completing the feature. ... Dustin Harris won the 602 Crate race.

Tazewell Speedway

Clarksville Speedway

Adam Ray (604) and Braeden Frost (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Wartburg Speedway

Rodabaugh earned $2,500 for his Ducky Jones Memorial victory. ... He took the checkers 0.677 of a second ahead of Jed Emert. ... Mike Weeks was disqualified for climbing from his car on the track.

I-75 Raceway

Brooks won on the undercard of Cory Hedgecock's $5,000 Crate Racin' USA victory.

105 Speedway

The fourth-starting Neil Jr., of Bridge City, Texas, earned his third American Crate Late Model Series victory of the season after leading all but the first lap. ... Polesitter Robbie Stuart finished second, 1.860 seconds behind the winner. ... All 12 starters were running at the finish with only Ryan French a lap down. ... Neil also won the factory stock feature in a Britt Seaman-owned car.

Big O Speedway

Kennedale Speedway Park

Honeycutt, of Bridge City, Texas, earned $1,100 in the American Crate Late Model Series feature. ... He started outside the front row and led all 20 laps. ... Polesitter Patrik Daniel settled for second. ... Austin Theiss improved four spots in rounding out the top five. ... The event drew 19 cars.

Big O Speedway

I-37 Speedway

Theiss topped a 19-car field in the second of two features. ... Ryan Doyon won the first feature over Austin Theiss, Scooter Manchester, Robby Minten and Kody Hardage. ... “That first race was a little unfortunate,” Theiss said. “The second one worked out for us. So all in all it was a good night. A first and second isn't bad and second-third for one of my main sponsors (Scooter Manchester). It was a good night for everybody.”

Big O Speedway

I-37 Speedway

Desert Thunder Raceway

Desert Thunder Raceway

Millard County Raceway

Millard County Raceway

Winchester Speedway

Dale Hollidge won the Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Ronnie Martin Jr. won the Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Ronnie Martin Jr. won the Crate Late Model feature. ... The track hosted a meet and greet for drivers and fans with the cars parked along the frontstretch and fans coming down to mingle.

Winchester Speedway

DeHaven won by nearly five seconds. ... Cameron Campbell won the Crate feature.

Virginia Motor Speedway

Pilkerton held off a hard-charging Lipscombe. ... "When I got to the lapped car, I thought the race was over; I have to give props to Davis Lipscombe. That was the best race I have ever been a part of," Pilkerton said. "I thought I gave the race away several times when it got loose on me."

Winchester Speedway

The 34-year-old Clearbrook, Va., driver notched his first career Limited Late Model victory in his third year in the division.

Grays Harbor Raceway

Driving Darren Coffell's No. 46, Tanner, of Portland, Ore., earned $2,000 in the third event of the season on the revived I-5 Tour. ... The outside front-row starter led all 30 laps. ... Runner-up Collen Winebarger was a half-second back at the finish. ... Polesitter Rob Mayea was third. ... The series returns to action June 24 at Southern Oregon Speedway.

Gondik Law Speedway

Doar earned $2,500 in the Great Lakes Border Battle finale. ... He finished second a night earlier. ... Kevin Burdick was 1.448 seconds behind the winner. ... Fifteen drivers completed 35 laps.

Shawano Speedway

Eagle River Speedway

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Red Cedar Speedway

Anderson, returning to the Late Model division in 2023, won from his eighth starting spot.

Gondik Law Speedway

Overtaking Doar on a restart with two laps remaining, Nelson earned $2,500 in the first round of the Great Lakes Border Battle. ... Nelson won by the 35-lapper by 1.641 seconds over Doar. ... The event drew 32 Late Models. ... July 1's weekend finale also pays $2,500-to-win for the Late Models.

Lafayette County Speedway

Kline won from the pole over the seventh-starting Mish.

Eagle Valley Speedway

Eagle River Speedway

Austin Zdroik won the caution-free feature in flag-to-flag fashion.

Shawano Speedway

Lafayette County Speedway

Red Cedar Speedway

Carlson, after more than 20 years in the division, notched his first-ever Late Model feature victory.

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Eagle River Speedway

Shawano Speedway

Postl won his first Late Model feature.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Prissell won on the undercard of Jake Redetzke's $11,000 Masters victory.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Waits won on the second day of Cedar Lake's Masters.

Gondik Law Speedway

Budisalovich, of St. Paul, Minn., beat Burdick by 0.733 of a second. ... Skeeter Estey improved 10 positions in finishing fourth.

Lafayette County Speedway

Cedar Lake Speedway

Redetzke, of Eau Claire, Wis., earned $3,000 in a 40-lapper opener the Masters weekend. ... Redetzke took the checkers more than four seconds ahead of runner-up Shane Edginton. ... The event drew 48 Late Models and most of the same drivers will chase a $5,000 winner's purse Friday and $11,000 winner's purse Saturday. ... Fourteen of 24 starters completed 40 laps. ... Larry Fitzsimmons on the USRA Limited Late Model feature over Justin Sass and Cade Nelson.

Plymouth Dirt Track

McGrath outran fellow front-row starter Terry Casey, who is making a comeback to the Late Model division in 2023. ... The two battled from laps 18-24 and McGrath was ahead when a light rain shower forced the race to end at 26 laps. ... McGrath earned $1,500.

Red Cedar Speedway

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Lafayette County Speedway

Gondik Law Speedway

Burdick, who took the lead from Deven VanHouse on the 11th lap, won from his eighth starting spot. ... Polesitter Harry Hanson retired in 13th after leading early.

Eagle Valley Speedway

Eagle River Speedway

Jason Zdroik led every lap.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Lucas Peterson won the USRA Late Model feature.

Shawano Speedway

Gordie Seegert Jr. was inducted on the track's Hall of Fame night.

Red Cedar Speedway

Anderson, who has focused on modified racing for many seasons, notched his first Late Model victory at Red Cedar since Aug. 19, 2011.

Lafayette County Speedway

Ohio Valley Speedway

Hill set fast time, won his heat and led every feature lap.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Beckley Motor Speedway

Tyler County Speedway

Thomas led every lap. ... Brandon Weigle won his fourth Crate Late Model feature of the season with Thomas as the runner-up in that division.

Elkins Raceway

Tyler County Speedway

Payne, of Salem, W.Va., rallied on the high side for his first career Super Late Model victrory. ... Brandon Weigle won the Crate Late Model feature. ... The night's racing drew more than 130 race teams.

Elkins Raceway

Luke Hyre won the Crate Late Model feature.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Blalock, of Clemmons, N.C., took the lead on lap 10 and never looked back, topping a 10-car field to win $2,500. ... Fourth-starting Shaun Sise moved into second on lap 38 and finished 1.172 seconds back. ... Justin Carter advanced four positions and finished third. ... Keith Bills gained two spots and finished fourth. ... Shane Greco led the first nine laps before retiring and finishing 10th. ... Friday's feature lasted 25 minutes with five drivers completing all 40 laps. ... Greco and Jamison McBride won heats. ... McBride was fast qualifier.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Elkins Raceway

A.J. Spagnuolo edged Kyle Thomas to win the Crate Late Model feature.

Gillette Thunder Speedway

Eleventh-starting Kirchoff, of Gillette, Wy., took the lead on lap six and cruised to win Saturday's $1,000 feature, collecting his sixth career High Plains victory. ... Tenth-starting Lyndon Bolt moved into the runner-up position on lap 17 and finished 1.691 seconds back. ... Greg Sharpe and Lynn Amick each advanced five positions, finishing third and fourth. ... Pole-starting Morris Oberle led the first five laps before retiring on lap 16 and finishing 11th. ... Saturday's feature lasted 21 minutes, with nine of 11 drivers completing the entire distance.

Victory Lane Speedway

Victory Lane Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Ohsweken Speedway

Haskell, of Chatham, Ontario, earned $2,000 on in the Ontario Late Model Open. ... He started eighth.

Brighton Speedway

Charlie Sandercock was battling Baldwin for second when, after a turn-four incident, he was sent to the tail in being tagged for caution a causion with two laps remaining.

Buxton Speedway

Field topped a 14-car field.