Talladega Short Track

The pole-starting Hedgecock, of Loudon, Tenn., swept CRUSA's Red Farmer Tribute weekend with his $6,000 victory. ... He earned $3,700 in Friday's main event during Talladega's NASCAR weekend, which included Super Late Model racing with the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series. ... Hedgecock beat Jason Welshan to the checkers by 2.806 seconds. ... Hedgecock led all 60 laps. ... Jason Welshan drove the No. 1 normally driven by Mitchell Stanley. ... Jimmy Thomas drove Patrick Michel's car. ... Brad Berry drove Red Farmer's car. ... A dozen drivers completed 60 laps.

North Alabama Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Hedgecock, of Loudon, Tenn., earned $3,700 in the first round of the Red Farmer Tribute. ... He notched his fourth CRUSA tour victory of the season and first since winning three in a row in June, including one at Talladega.

Talladega Short Track

North Alabama Speedway

The hometowner Wallace led the last half of the Twisted 50 on the Red Clay Series, a tour for 602 Crate Late Models. ... He earned $5,000 in taking the checkers 1.321 seconds ahead of Tony Anglin. ... Bryson Mitchell led the first 23 laps. ... A dozen drivers completed 50 laps. ... Jadon Frame won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Buckshot Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Brown won the finale at the Brandon Saltzman and Tiny Lund Showdown.

Hollis Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Adam Cummings won the 602 Crate feature.

Talladega Short Track

T.J. Brittain (604) and Adam Cummings (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Buckshot Speedway

Crossville, Tenn.'s Lowe led all 40 laps from the pole and finished 1.081 seconds ahead of Oxford, Ala.'s Skinner. ... Nine of the 19 staters finished on the lead lap. ... Mullinax of Birmingham, Ala., improved eight spots after starting 13th. ... Lowe earned $3,000 for his third series win of the season. ... Brandon Brown of Hanceville, Ala., won the Limited Late Model feature over Bill Mahan.

Deep South Speedway

Luzenberg, 20, won his first start in the Crate Late Model division. ... The Saucier, Miss., driver who normally competes in the modified division piloted a Zack Hunter-owned Crate. ... He has 13 modified victories this season among 35 in his career.

Moulton Speedway

Brad Malone won the 602 Crate feature.

Tri-County Speedway

Parsons, of Iuka, Miss., repeated his May 6 Southern Thunder victory at Tri-County, earning $1,200 and moving into the points lead on the first-year circuit. ... The pole-starting Parsons led all 25 laps. ... Terry Wilson rallied from 11th to finish sixth. ... Dale Lucas and Jamey Boland scratched from the feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Chris Tays won the 602 Crate feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Kasey Hall won the Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Cruz Graves won the 602 Crate feature.

Moulton Speedway

Dusty Quillen won the 602 Crate feature.

Talladega Short Track

Jeff Smith (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Jake Traylor won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Morgen Lambert won the three-car 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Hollis Speedway

Noel Bailey won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Old No. 1 Speedway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crawford County Speedway

The second-starting Glaze, of Little Rock, Ark., led all five laps before rain washed out the remainder of the event, giving him the $1,000 payday and his first career Titan Legends Series and Complete Well Testing Sooner Series victories in Saturday's co-sanctioned event. ... Pole-starting Jason Redman challenged Glaze on two restarts before settling for second. ... Geoff Aitken advanced three positions and finished seventh. ... Glaze, Brett Hansen and Jeremy Petty won heats. ... Saturday's feature was slowed by two cautions before the rain came.

Old No. 1 Speedway

Six Late Models entered, four started the feature and two were running at the finish.

Old No. 1 Speedway

The polesitting Petty, of Cabot, Ark., notched his career-leading seventh Titan Legends Series victory. ... Petty led the final eight laps after taking the lead from fellow front-row starter Bryan Glaze, who settled for second. ... Nathan Brown, who won the previous series race at the Harrisburg, Ark., oval, finished 10th. ... The event drew 14 cars (Michael King scratched from the feature).

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Old No. 1 Speedway

Crocker won the Ray Tribble Memorial.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Diamond Park Speedway

The pole-starting Petty, of Cabot, Ark., notched his third Legends tour victory of the season. ... He started on the pole and led all 20 laps. ... He finished 4.531 seconds ahead of runner-up Steven Crocker. ... The event drew 11 cars. ... Rain hit late in the race program and postponed some action to the following week.

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Matt Cooper won the first night of the Labor Day Classic.

Central Arizona Raceway

Cornell won the first SWDRA event since April. ... He has 25 career series victories. ... Four cars completed 20 laps. ... Lance White and Paul Rios scratched from the scheduled nine-car field.

Antioch Speedway

Anthony Slaney rallied from his eighth starting spot to win the nine-car feature. ... Dan Brown Jr. scratched.

Georgetown Speedway

Hill won the Crate Late Model feature on the undercard of Kyle Hardy's $5,000 Camp Barnes victory for Super Late Models.

All-Tech Raceway

Bubba Roling won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

All-Tech Raceway

Garver took the lead on the sixth lap in winning the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Florida Speedway

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Augspurger led all 20 laps and earned $3,000.

All-Tech Raceway

East Bay Raceway Park

Volusia Speedway Park

The fifth-starting Stewart earned $2,000. ... Tim Swartz improved 13 positions in finishing fifth. ... Kole Platt earned $2,000 for the 602 Crate Late Model victory, the first of his career.

Volusia Speedway Park

Bud Chancey won the 602 Crate feature. ... Gainey and Chancey earned $1,500 apiece on the first night of a two-night Labor Day special.

Senoia Raceway

Dooley won the 604 Crate Late Model feature on the same card with the Southern Clash (for Limited Late Models) and the Red Clay Series (for 602 Crate Late Models).

Senoia Raceway

Making a last-lap pass, Jones, of LaGrange, Ga., earned $4,000 for his Southern Clash victory. ... He started third and took the checkers ahead of polesitter Zach Leonhardi, who led virtually all race long. ... Nine drivers completed 40 laps. ... Outside front-row starter Bubba Pollard, whose family operates the track, was the first retiree. ... The Red Clay Series for 602 Crate Late Models was also in action.

Senoia Raceway

The polesitting Cole, of Cartersville, Ga., earned $2,500 for his Red Clay Series victory for 602 Crate Late Models. ... Runner-up Brandon McDaniel started 10th. ... McDaniel slipped by Cole to lead laps 23-25, but Cole regained the point on lap 26 and won the 30-lapper. ... Cole won by a narrow 0.147-second margin. ... Georgia drivers filled the top 16 positions (Matt Steward of Ooltewah, Tenn., was 17th). ... Nineteen drivers completed 30 laps.

Lavonia Speedway

Nathan Bray won the 602 Crate feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Scoggins earned $1,500. ... Cade Brookshire (604) and Jake Green (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Golden Isles Speedway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Sugar Creek Raceway

Anderson also won a night earlier at Tri-County Racetrack in Brasstown, N.C. ... Dylan Beaver won Sugar Creek's 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Rome Speedway

T.J. Brittain (604) and Tim Clark (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Swainsboro Raceway

Eric Register won the 602 Crate feature.

Needmore Speedway

Roling earned $1,500 in winning the Early Bird Qualifiers .... He also won the 602 Crate feature.

Waycross Motor Speedway

Bedenbaugh, of Lake City, Fla., earned $2,500 for his Southern Clash victory. ... The event drew 10 Limited Late Models.

Waycross Motor Speedway

Chancey, of Yulee, Fla., earned $1,500 for his 602 Bandit Series victory.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

North Georgia Speedway

Jeff Smith (604) and Spencer Singleton (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Anderson, of Blairsville, Ga., also won July 8's UCRA stop at Sugar Creek. ... Anderson won by 0.736 of a second over runner-up Matt Shannon. ... Cade Brookshire started 13th and finished sixth. ... Polesitter Jacob Anderson reitred after 11 laps while running third. ... Seven of 15 starters completed 40 laps. ... Former track promoter Seth Wimpey was among three scratches from the feature lineup. ... UCRA cancelled Sept. 9 event in Crossville, Tenn. ... Bobby Elkins won Sugar Creek's 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Craft won his second race of the weekend and topped Kirk by 5.778 seconds.

Rome Speedway

Johnson won the Limited Late Model feature on the undercard of Dale McDowell's Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series victory. ... Luther Jenkins (604) and Chris Hough (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Lavonia Speedway

The pole-starting Craft's $2,000 victory came on the undercard of Ashton Winger's $10,000 Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series victory for Super Late Models.

Cedar County Raceway

Cedar County Raceway

Shelby County Speedway

Deal won on the first night of the Brandon Saltzman and Tiny Lund Showdown.

Boone Speedway

Winning the race for the seventh time, Hall of Famer Jeff Aikey, 61, led all but three of 50 laps for a $3,000 Speedway Motor Super Nationals victory, the lone Late Model event during a busy week of action at Boone. ... Last year's race winner and IMCA points leader Cory Dumpert rallied from 15th to finish second behind the  outside front-row starter. ... Fifth-starting Dean Abbey led laps 23-25 but got into an infield tire barrier to end his race. ... Joel Callahan started 11th and finished third. ... Polesitter Alex Banks contended until fading with 10 laps remaining.

West Liberty Raceway

Adams County Speedway

The event served as the season-ender after Oct. 12's scheduled Lucas Oil Midwest LateModel Racing Association was cancelled.

Lincoln Speedway

Feger, of Bloomington, Ill., completed a sweep of the Super Late Model portion of the DIRTcar Fall Nationals, adding a $3,000 check to Friday's $2,000 victory. ... The outside front-row starter led all 30 laps in taking the checkers ahead of fifth-starting Steve Sheppard Jr. ... Polesitter McKay Wenger was third in the Curless Motorsports No. 99 entry. ... Justin Reed improved eight positions in finishing sixth. ... Nine drivers completed 30 laps.

Lincoln Speedway

Parga captured the Crate Late Model portion of the DIRTcar Fall Nationals.

Lincoln Speedway

Leading the final three laps after a rally from deep in the field because of a lap-two flat tire, Feger, of Bloomington, Ill., earned $2,000 in the first of two Super Late Model events during the DIRTcar Fall Nationals. ... The second-starting Feger fell back to 18th after his early flat tire but rallied to overtake Ryan Unzicker, who led 21 laps at the site of his first career Super Late Model victory. ... Polesitter McKay Wenger, driving the No. 99 Curless Motorsports entry, finished fourth. ... Most of the same drivers will chase a $3,000-to-win purse on Sept. 30. ... DIRTcar Crate points leader Jose Parga finished fifth from his 10th starting spot.

Adams County Speedway

Macon Speedway

The pole-starting Ewing of Warrensburg, Ill., earned $1,195 in the rain-postponed Diane Bennett Memorial. ... Leading all 40 laps, he notched his first Big 10 Series victory of the season. ... Chris Dick advanced eight positions in finishing sixth. ... Eight cars were running at the finish. ... The race drew 15 entries.

Spoon River Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Hammond earned $1,800.

Adams County Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Cantrell won both halves the track's twin 25s.

Kankakee County Speedway

Macon Speedway

Johnson, of Taylorville, Ill., earned $1,010 for his KerbyStrong victory honoring late track champ Kerby Damery. ... Johnson won his first Big 10 race of the season. ... He took the checkers 1.579 seconds ahead of Dakota Ewing. ... The race drew 12 cars and all but Matthew Yaden completed 20 laps.

Adams County Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Greg Cantrell won the Limited Late Model feature.

Brownstown Bullring

Spoon River Speedway

Adams County Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

McLean won his third feature of the Labor Day weekend. ... He earned a $3,000 victory Friday at Kankakee County Speedway in Kankakee, Ill., and a $5,000 victory Saturday at Fairbury (Ill.) Speedway.

Fairbury Speedway

The pole-starting McLean, of Mount Vernon, Ill., earned $5,000 in the Crate Late Model portion of Fairbury's FALS Triple Down Shootout. ... McLean also won $3,000 a night earlier in Kankakee, Ill. ... Sixth-starting Matt Hammond was second. ... Jose Parga rallied to third after an early flat tire. ... Indiana invader Steve Peeden rallied from 16th to finish sixth. ... The Crate Late Model feature was on the undercard of Jason Feger's $5,000 MARS Championship Series victory for Super Late Models. ... Dakota Ewing's team was involved in a highway accident in nearby Chenoa, Ill., after the race; the team's truck and trailer rolled several times into a ditch, but no one was seriously injured.

Peoria Speedway

Wallace edged Moos by 0.013 of a second.

Charleston Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Greg Cantrell wrapped up the division title.

Jacksonville Speedway

Baker earned $600 in the Midwest Big 10 Series event. ... The event drew eight entries but Ryan Miller scratched from the feature.

Farmer City Raceway

Osterhoff's victory was on the undercard of Jason Feger's MARS victory for Super Late Models.

Kankakee County Speedway

The sixth-starting McLean, of Mount Vernon, Ill., earned $3,000 for the 50-lap victory and handed third-finishing Jose Parga his first loss in 20 starts in 2023. ... Parga, who started outside the front row, led 24 laps and McLean led the final 26. ... Jamie Lomax rallied from 12th to round out the top five. ... Fourteen of 18 starters were running at the finish (Cody Fultz scratched from the feature).

Brownstown Speedway

Circle City Raceway

Stapleton wrapped up the track title.

Montpelier Motor Speedway

Schlenk completed a Speedfest sweep.

Lawrenceburg Speedway

Sheets won the makeup of the rain-postponed Merrill Downey Memorial.

Brownstown Speedway

Cain, of Seymour, Ind., earned $4,000 in the Bowman Family 50, a Crate Late Model event on the undercard of the C.J. Rayburn Memorial won by Mike Marlar on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. ... Cain has won four of the last five Crate Late Model features at Brownstown. ... Cain led the final 44 laps after Chad Stapleton led the first six laps.

Montpelier Motor Speedway

Schlenk won by a half-track margin on the opening night of Speedfest.

Brownstown Speedway

Cain notched his third victory in the track's last four Crate races. ... The night's program drew 123 race cars with racing completed by 10:29 p.m.

Shadyhill Speedway

Brownstown Speedway

Starting seventh, Cain got to the front in five laps and won on Fan Appreciation Night.

Montpelier Motor Speedway

Bowersock won from the fourth starting spot. ... He overtook Devin Shiels and led the final 10 laps. ... Bowersock earned $2,000.

Shadyhill Speedway

81 Speedway

The sixth-starting Leonard, of Marysville, Kan., notched his sixth career Sooner victory. ... Two have come this season. ... He drove a No. 63 car instead of his normal No. 7. ... Brett Hansen led six laps and Jon Herring led one. ... Polesitter Darren Moses retired in 14th. ... Bob Bills, who started 14th, notched his first top-10 on the series. ... The event drew 19 cars but Ron Brown scratched.

Caney Valley Speedway

Windy Hollow Speedway

Richmond Raceway

The sixth-starting Linville, of Bryantsville, Ky., earned $5,000 for his Damn Yankees 50 victory on the Fastrak Racing Series. ... Linville led the final six laps in capturing the race for the second consecutive season. ... New York invader and polesitter David Pangrazio finished second. ... Skylar Marlar led laps 1-10 and 31-44 before settling for seventh. ... Friday's winner Josh Dietz started 11th and finished sixth.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Christy earned $1,500. ... The track hosts its richest-ever Super Late Model event on Oct. 7 with $10,000 up for grabs.

Rockcastle Speedway

The pole-starting Watson, of Campbellsville, Ky., earned $3,000 for his King of the Rock victory. ... Watson picked up an extra $200 for running American Racer tires. ... Shane Irvin started 19th and finished ninth. ... Logan Walls wrapped up the track title on double points night.

191 Speedway

The track has elected to remain dark on Oct. 7, deferring to the $10,000-to-win Super Late Model event at Mudlick Valley Raceway among other specials.

Mountain Motor Speedway

Richmond Raceway

Dietz, of Hebron, Ky., earned $5,000 on the opening night of the Damn Yankees 50 weekend. ... He started outside the front row and led all 50 laps. ... New York invader David Pangrazio was nearly one second behind as the runner-up. ... Dustin Linville rallied from 17th to finish third. ... Former track champ Jason Barrett was fourth. ... Dietz lapped all but six competitors. ... Polesitter Glen Hounshell retired running in the top five on the 15th lap; he finished 17th. ... Most of the same drivers will chase another $5,000 Fastrak payday on Sept. 30.

Lake Cumberland Speedway

The polesitting Marlar of Winfield, Tenn., earned $5,000 for winning the Bluegrass Bonanza on the American All-Stars circuit for Crate Late Models. ... He led all 50 laps. ... The winner's brother Camaron Marlar improved nine spots in rounding out the top five. ... Outside front-row starters Trevor Sise ended up 11th. ... A dozen drivers completed 50 laps. ... The series cancelled its Oct. 7 stop at Volunteer Speedway and replaced it with a $10,000-to-win non-points event at Lake Cumberland.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

191 Speedway

Winning his 100th career feature, Derek Fisher earned $1,500. ... New owners Norvell and Miranda Collinsworth reopened the Campton, Ky., track. ... The track last operated regularly in 2016.

Rockcastle Speedway

Mountain Motor Speedway

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Second-starting Linville, of Lancaster, Ky., dominated Saturday’s unsanctioned Crate race at Thunder Mountain, lapping all but three drivers in racing to an 8.956-second victory over Walls. … Linville took the lead from polesitter Jason George on lap eight and earned $3,000 for the 40-lapper. … It was his fifth victory of the season. … Eight drivers completed the race with four completing all 40 laps. … The race drew 19 entries. ... The race was postponed 24 hours by rain.

Windy Hollow Speedway

Paducah International Raceway

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Shannon Thornsberry lowered the track record with a 13.521-second lap. ... Kevin Copher won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Kenneth Howell lowered the track record with a 13.740-second lap.

Rockcastle Speedway

Irvin notched his first career Crate Late Model victory.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

The polesitting Fisher, of Olympia, Ky., led all 30 laps for a $3,500 payday. ... Runner-up Shane Bailey started seventh. ... Lucas Crooks gained eight spots in finishing fourth. ... Seven drivers were running at the finish. ... Kenny Christy was among a handful of drivers scratching from the feature, which eventually started 13 cars. ... Gunnar Johnson won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Mudlick Valley's richest race in history is set for Oct. 7 with $10,000 up for grabs in Super Late Model action (Fisher is a guaranteed starter).

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Marlar earned $2,000 in the topless event, outrunning Tommy Bailey for the second straight night (the first came at Rockcastle Speedway in Mount Vernon, Ky.).

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Rockcastle Speedway

Marlar won from his fifth starting spot. ... Polesitter Wyatt Boyd was an early retiree.

ArkLaTex Speedway

The polel-starting Neil, of Bridge City, Texas, earned $2,800 in the Doug Ingalls Classic. ... A dozen drivers completed the scheduled 28 laps. ... The event drew 33 cars.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Hagerstown Speedway

Lee won the Limited Late Model portion of the Small Car Nationals.

Hagerstown Speedway

Hardy's $2,000 victory came on the opening night of Hagerstown's Small Car Nationals.

Potomac Speedway

Winning his first Super Late Model feature, Quade, of Mechanicsville, Md., earned $4,000 in capturing the Huey Wilcoxon Memorial. ... He led all 30 laps of the 12-car feature. ... Eight drivers completed 30 laps.

Hagerstown Speedway

Hart wrapped up the division points title. ... Dale Hollidge won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mount Pleasant Speedway

Schlenk earned $2,500 in the Katie Hutson Late Model Show and Bob Wilson Memorial. ... Cody Bauer, who took a parade lap in honor of his former car owner Bob Wilson, finished second. ... Brandon Thirlby piloted the No. 4 normally driven by Travis Stemler.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

Stemler earned $2,225 for his Corn Harvest victory.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Hilliker, of Midland, Mich., earned $4,000 in the two-day Great Lakes Nationals at the track where he's the champion. ... He started fourth in the 20-car field, took the lead on the 14th of 40 laps and finished 0.597 of a second ahead of Lanphierd. ... Polesitter Logan Nickerson led 12 laps and finished third. ... Fourth-finishing Chad Finley also led early.

Thunderbird Raceway

Neiser, who started third, earned $1,800 in the Rolling Thunder main event. ... Tom Sprague Jr. won the Crate Late Model feature.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Returning to the division in 2023 for the first time in 10 seasons, Kohn, the track champion in 1999, won his first Crystal feature since May 7, 2011. ... Derrick Hilliker won the sideboard Late Model feature.

Merritt Speedway

The third-starting Finley, of St. Johns, Mich., won his sixth Allstar Performance Challenge victory. ... Finley, who won by a full second over Travis Stemler, took the lead from polesitter Dona Marcoullier on the 10th lap. ... The 40-lap purse wasn't publicized.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Westergard won the track title by 10 points over Moeneart.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Winning by two-hundredths of a second, fourth-starting Brandon Thirlby won his first career Allstar Performance Challenge Series event in the second-to-last race of the miniseries season. ... Thirlby and Dona Marcoullier officiall swapped the lead twice in the final nine laps. ... Polesitter Chad Finley led 17 of 40 laps and finished third. ... Jacob Poel improved seven positions in rounding out the top five. ... The winning purse was never posted by the track or series.

Madison Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

Eighth-starting Danny Vang of Deerwood, Minn., led the final two laps for a $2,000 victory in the Gopher State Showdown. ... Third-finishing Don Shaw, the track promoter, led laps 3-28. ... The event was scheduled as a $4,000-to-win two-day event but condensed to Saturday-only by rain.

Granite City Motor Park

Jones, of Princeton, Minn., won on opening night of the Piston Cup, earning $2,000. ... The victory was his first in a Late Model.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Driving a Don Shaw car, Overton won a WISSOTA 100 prelim.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Peterson's victory puts him on the pole for Saturday's $10,000-to-win WISSOTA 100.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Dave Mass won the Limited Late Model feature.

I-35 Speedway

Lake Ozark Speedway

Morton swept the Lake Ozark weekend and stretched his personal feature winning streak to three in a row.

Lake Ozark Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

Cox, of Jefferson City, Mo., took the lead late in a daytime event for a $4,000 victory in the Fall Brawl presented by SMC finale. ... "I apologize to (Tommy) Cordray, for getting into him, but I wanted to win really bad," Cox said after his richest victory. "We were going for four grand, so rubbin's racin." ... Johnny Fennewald led the first 30 laps, but when Justin Wells attemped to pass, the frontunners tangled. ... Two laps later Jace Parmley had mechanical issues while leading. ... The event was shifted to Saturday afternoon to beat expected evening rain.

Springfield Raceway

The third-starting Mitch Keeter of Webb City, Mo., won his series-leading 11th Cash Money feature of the season and 33rd of his career. ... Runner-up Sawyer Crigler started 12th and third-finishing Dustin Atkinson started 17th. ... Polesitting Shannon Phillips was an early retiree.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells earned his 11th victory of the season and earned $2,000 in the Fall Brawl presented by SMC opener.

I-35 Speedway

Johnson also won the modified feature.

Federated Raceway at I-55

Federated Raceway at I-55

Callaway Raceway

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

Springfield Raceway

Crigler, of Alton, Mo., notched his second career Cash Money Series victory. ... The outside front-row starter led all 30 laps to earn $1,000. ... Polesiter Shawn Whitman finished second. ... Dustin Atkinson stormed from his 16th starting spot to finish third. ... Sixteen of 20 starters completed 30 laps. ... Jim Greenway scratched from the lineup.

Central Missouri Speedway

Keeter, of Webb City., notched his series-leading 10th Cash Money tour victory of the season. ... He took command from Dustin Atkinson on the 10th of 25 laps. ... Keeter took the checkers 1.540 seconds ahead of Dean Wille. ... Keeter, who also won on the series at Central Missouri on June 24, lapped all but three cars. ... Central Missouri hosts the Malvern Bank Super Late Model Series the following Saturday.

Benton Speedway

Melvin won the Jim Hall Memorial, earning $2,000.

Monett Motor Speedway

Phillips won the 4-State Championships event.

Legit Speedway Park

Brandon Baldridge won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Callaway Raceway

Greenville Speedway

The pole-starting Colby, of Chatham, Miss., earned $3,000 for winning the Crate Late Model portion of the Gumbo Nationals. ... Mike Palasini Jr. swept the Super Late Model events. ... Colby regained the lead from outside front-row starter Ashley Newman with six laps remaining in the 30-lapper. ... Colby also led the first 14 laps. ... Newman went from third to first on the 15th lap; he ended up third. ... Runner-up J.C. Waller improved five positions. ... Ten of 21 starters completed 30 laps.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Beckwith, of Kilmichael, Miss., started outside the front row and led all 35 laps.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Wrapping up the title on the first-year tour, the pole-starting Boland of Cuba, Ala., won the Southern Thunder finale to pocket $1,500. ... He led all 25 laps. ... Boland also won May 28's Magnolia event on the series co-founded by his father, Mike Boland. ... Trent McLeod improved six positions in finishing fifth. ... Eleven drivers completed 25 laps and 17 of 24 starters were running at the finish.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Columbus Speedway

Hattiesburg Speedway

Corinth Motor Speedway

Columbus Speedway

Hattiesburg Speedway

Greenville Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Marsh's victory came on the undercard of Jeremy Shaw's Comp Cams Super Dirt Series triumph for Super Late Models. ... Terry Wilson won the 602 Crate feature.

Gallatin Speedway

Kolby Hannah notched his first top-five in the division.

Tri-County Racetrack

Collins, of Auburn, Ga., earned $2,500 for his first career Topless Outlaw tour victory. ... Leading all 40 laps, Collins ended the three-race winning streak of Hall of Famer Skip Arp, who ended up sixth. ... David Payne, driving the No. 7 of injured driver Jason Deal, rallied from seventh to second. ... Tucker Anderson, the 16-year-old who won last week's Limited Late Model feature at Tri-County, rounded out the podium. ... Chase King started 16th and finished fifth. ... The event drew 19 cars. ... Bobby Elkins won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The Sunday event was set after the previous day's program, originally set with the Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series topping the card, was rained out.

Tri-County Racetrack

Berrong earned $1,500. ... Tucker Anderson won the Limited Late Model feature. ... The track hosts a $2,500-to-win Topless Outlaw Late Model Series event on Sept. 29.

Harris Speedway

Smith, of Inman, S.C., earned $1,500 in the GM 602 touring event. ... He led the final three laps after race-long leader Jake Jackson retired from the 20-lapper. ... Eight drivers completed 20 laps. .... Smith won his fourth series race of the season and second at the Rutherfordton, N.C., oval.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

The polesitting Blackburn topped a 15-car field.

Halifax County Motor Speedway

Rouse, of Wilson, N.C., led all 30 laps from the pole for his series-leading ninth victory of the season. ... Outside front-row starter Michael Batten retired after a single lap. ... The event drew 16 cars and nine complete 30 laps. ... The race was a makeup of a Sept. 9 rainout.

Dixieland Speedway

Dixieland Speedway

Leading all 30 laps, the outside front-row starting Erwin earned $3,000 in the Moonshine and Motorsports event presented by Museum of the Albemarle. ...  Polesitter Willie Milliken finished 5.241 seconds behind in second. ... The event drew 12 entries with Colby Bradshaw and Ryan Underwood scratching from the feature.

Tri-County Racetrack

Beaver's victory was on the undercard of the Southern All Star victory for Jamie Oliver.

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

The fast qualifying Sessoms, of Stanley, N.C., started outside the front row and led all 40 laps for a $3,000 Blue Ridge tour victory in the Mike Rorer Memorial. ... Sessoms notched his third series victory of the season; he won May 20 at Sumter (S.C.) Speedway and July 3 at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, S.C. ... Polesitter Nathan Walker finshed second. ... The series ran prelims the previous night.

County Line Raceway

Eller, of Oxford, N.C., earned a career-high $4,000 for his first career I-95 Challenge Series victory. ... Eller took the lead from pole-starting Russell Erwin amid traffic on the 10th lap. ... Erwin, who led the first nine laps, settled for second. ... Dustin Mitchell, the previous night's I-95 winner at Halifax County Motor Speedway in Brinkleyville, N.C., finished sixth at County Line. ... The event drew 23 cars. ... County Line hosts the Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series on Sept. 16.

Halifax County Motor Speedway

Taking the lead on the 12th lap, Dustin Mitchell won his 18th career I-95 Challenge Series event. ... Runner-up Matthew Bissette led 11 of the first 12 laps and finished one second back. ... Third-place finisher Michael Rouse's four-race winning streak on the tour was snapped. ... The event drew 13 cars. ... Halifax County hosts another $3,000-to-win I-95 Challenge race on Sept. 9

Williston Basin Speedway

Harris won the finale of the Fall Roundup.

Williston Basin Speedway

Schill won the opener of the Fall Roundup.

River Cities Speedway

U.S. 30 Speedway

Dickes won the Abe Lincoln Memorial.

Off Road Speedway

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Cain started outside the fourth row.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Woodhull Raceway

Genesee Speedway

Davis earned $3,000 for his Clayton Downs Memorial victory. .... He led all 33 laps in rebounding from the previous night when his car broke on the first lap of the Topless Nationals weekend opener. ... “Those last five laps I was just hanging on,” Davis said. “I can’t thank TJ Downs and his family enough for running this race together.”

Genesee Speedway

Stebbins, the Wellsville, N.Y., driver who promotes the track with his wife Bonnie, earned $4,000 in the Russ Prentice Memorial on the opening night of the Topless Nationals. ... Stebbins led all but the first lap of the caution-marred event. ... First-lap leader Chad Homan was running second when he broke on the 12th lap.

Woodhull Raceway

Ransomville Speedway

Ransomville hosted its lone Crate Late Model event of the season.

Freedom Motorsports Park

Hess, of Waterford, Pa., earned $3,500 for his victory in the Pete Loretto Memorial, the opening night of the track's Fall Classic. ... The second night of action was rained out.

Woodhull Raceway

LeBarron won by a 4.8-second margin. ... Brett Marlatt won a second Crate Late Model feature.

Genesee Speedway

Ricotta won his second straight feature by overtaking Rivers on a lap-22 restart. ... Dave DuBois held onto his division points lead with one race remaining.

Wayne County Speedway

Loney, of Danville, Ohio, captured the Ohio Dirt Blowout feature by 2.220 seconds over Moore for a $3,000 victory in the season-ender. ... Ryan Missler and Doug Drown were sent to the tail after tangling while battling for the lead on the fifth lap. ... Kyle Moore took command but Loney caught him to lead the final four laps. ... “I've been in a lot of battles with Kyle over the years and tonight’s was just awesome. Jason (Flory) did an outstanding job in widening the track and bringing the bottom groove closer to the top in speed," Loney said. "I’ve coached basketball and won a lot of games, and have won a bunch of big modified races, but this has to be my biggest win.” ... A tie for the track championship between Larry Bellman and Ryan Markham wasn't immediately decided.

Oakshade Raceway

Schlenk won the season finale, leading all but the first lap. ... B.J. Gregory led the first circuit. ... Schlenk won his sixth race of the season. ... Devin Shiels improved seven positions in finishing third.

Midway Speedway

Dodd, Steve Prince and Todd Brennan came across the line together after a last-lap tangle. ... Prince wrapped up the series title.

Brushcreek Motorsports Complex

Milbee, of Poca, W.Va., notched his fifth Steel Block Late Model Series of the season and series-leading 15th of his career. ... Milbee set fast time and earned $2,200 for the feature victory. ... The event drew 16 entries.

Oakshade Raceway

Noonan overtook Shields on the 17th lap and led the rest of the way for his fifth victory of 2023.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Fouts took the lead from Cooper on the 16th lap in racing to victory. ... Kirk Phillips wrapped up his first division title. ... Robbie Lewis won the Limited Late Model feature while Evyian Terry won his second straight division title and third overall.

Hilltop Speedway

Brennan earned $2,500 for the opener of the Weekend in the Hill. ... Super Late Model action continues Sept. 23 with an $8,500-to-win event. ... Brennan, Nathon Loney and Ryan Missler won Super Late Model features. ... Loney won the night's modified feature but retired in 14th in the 16-car Late Model main event.

Midway Speedway

DeLancey, of Parkersburg, W.Va., topped Milbee by just 0.129 of a second. ... He earned his 13th career Steel Block Late Model Series victory. ... Runner-up Milbee was the quickest of 24 qualifiers. ... Eleven of the 24 starters completed all 25 laps, with 16 drivers finishing the race. ... DeLancey earned $1,200.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Justin Cooper led the first four laps before Fouts took command. ... Ben Adkins won the Limited Late Model feature, his second in three 2023 starts.

Oakshade Raceway

Jackson County Speedway

Tyler Hudson won the 602 Crate feature.

MRP Raceway Park

Fourth-starting Rod Conley of Wheelersburg, W.Va., took the lead on lap 28 from brother R.J. Conley and lead the remaining way in the 35-lap Ike Moler Memorial for a $3,000 victory. … R.J. Conley led the first 27 laps from the pole. … Runner-up James Rice finished 0.918 of a second back after starting ninth. … Twelve of the 20 starters completed 35 laps. … R.J. Conley, Jesse Lay and Devin Gilpin won heats. … R.J. Conley was the fast qualifier (12.645 seconds) among 21 entries. … Blake Creech scratched from the feature.

Oakshade Raceway

Schlenk notched his fifth victory of the season. ... Jake Rendel and Jamie Grochowski traded the early lead.

Attica Raceway Park

Markham repelled Missler's challenges in a caution-free 25-lapper for his 23rd career Attica victory. ... “That lapped car on the last lap was there taking it to the top and I wasn’t going to get knocked off the outside, so I just put it in there," Markham said. "My average starting spot here is eighth this season so when you’re coming from that far back every night it’s tough.”

Wayne County Speedway

Drown won by a 4.489-second margin.

Raceway 7

Hess, of Waterford, Pa., earned $5,000 for his September Shootout victory. ... Chad Wright led the first 32 laps before Hess took command, leading the final eight circuits. ... The event drew 19 Super Late Models. ... Eric Wilson was fast qualifier with a 17.115-second lap. ... Hess, Bump Hedman and Darrell Bossard won heats. ... Chad Wright won the dash to earn the feature pole. ... Hess also won the modifed feature.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Adkins won on the undercard of Ricky Thornton Jr.'s Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victory.

Midway Speedway

Hilltop Speedway

Attica Raceway Park

Shiels won for the fourth straight time at Attica, overtaking Mike Bores on the third lap and leading the rest of the way. ... His 20th career Attica victory is tied for fourth on the all-time list with Ryan Missler. ... “Four straight sounds pretty good, especially with the points and coming down to the end of the year," Shiels said. "That track kind of threw us for a loop. We thought it was so dry when we got here but it had moisture underneath."

MRP Raceway Park

The next MRP event is Sept. 15's Ike Moler Memorial, a $3,000-to-win event for Super Late Models.

Creek County Speedway

The pole-starting Gorby, of Caney, Kan., earned $1,000 in leading all 25 laps. ... He notched his third series victory of the season and the fifth of his career. ... Runner-up Brett Hansen came from his sixth starting spot. ... Ron Brown scratched from the scheduled 12-car feature. ... The series canceled a race at Caney Valley Speedway and scheduled a makeup of May 13's rainout at Creek County.

Enid Speedway

Moses, of Valley Center, Kan., notched his first series victory.

Enid Speedway

Hansen won Sooner's Aug. 12 makeup for his 11th career series victory.

Cottage Grove Speedway

Cottage Grove Speedway

Southern Oregon Speedway

Cottage Grove Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Mayea won from his eighth starting spot in the 12-car feature.

Madras Speedway

Willamette Speedway

The pole-starting Winebarger, of Corbett, Ore., earned $2,000 in the Coors Light I-5 Silver Bullet Series final, his third straight victory on the revived tour. ... John Duty started 16th and finished eighth. ... Seven drivers completed 50 laps. ... Fourth-starting Thomas Hunziker retired with 14 laps remaining while running eighth. ... Rob Mayea was among three scratches.

Madras Speedway

McKean County Raceway

Marion Center Raceway

Lee nipped Lux by one-thousandth of a second on season championship double-points night.

Clinton County Speedway

Shoemaker earned $2,000.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Shaffer, the former sprint car racer from Aliquippa, Pa., earned $4,000 in RUSH touring action on the first night of the Bill Hendren Memorial. ... Winning his first RUSH tour event, Shaffer started outside the front row and led 25 of 30 laps. ... Runner-up Jake Gunn started 11th. .... Zach Gunn improved eight spots in finishing sixth. ... South Carolina invader and polesitter Jeremy Steele lost fuel pressure after leading five laps. ... Joe Martin won the non-qualifiers race. .... RUSH competitors chase a $10,000 winner's purse on Sept. 30.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Policz won by a 2.803-second margin. ... Third-running Brandon Burgoon retired after a frontstretch tangle. ... Policz, Tommy Schirnhofer and Dave Wade are tied for third in all-time Crate Late Model victories at PPMS.

Eriez Speedway

Lacki won the Crate Late Model portion of the September Sweep weekend.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Mease won from the pole position.

Latrobe Speedway

Frontrunners Ryan Frazee and Clinton Hersh tangled on the 13th lap. ... Frazee slid over the banking with a flat tire and Hersh was sent to the tail for rough driving. ... Shields inherited the lead and led the rest of the way.

Hidden Valley Speedway

McKean County Raceway

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Schirnhofer led all 20 laps for his second victory of the season and 24th of his career in the division.

Port Royal Speedway

Feathers, of Winchester, Va., earned $4,000 during the Tuscarora 50 weekend for sprint cars. ... Rick Eckert wrapped up the track title, his first since 1992 at Bedford Speedway. ... He took the checkers 4.123 seconds ahead of Dylan Yoder. ... The event drew 18 cars. ... Drake Troutman and Dillan Stake were among early retirees.

McKean County Raceway

Bedford Speedway

Selinsgrove Speedway

The Hall of Famer Eckert of York, Pa., led all 25 laps for a $3,800 payday. ... The event drew 23 Super Late Models. ... Coleby Frye won the Limited Late Model feature over Austin Berry and Ryan Zook.

Bradford Speedway

Marion Center Raceway

Laughard earned $3,100 in the non-touring RUSH event in the track's Memorial event. ... He led all 30 laps. ... Runner-up Chub Frank held the second spot all the way. ... The event drew 20 Crate Late Models. ... Gabe Shaffer won the Semi-Late feature.

Port Royal Speedway

The hometowner Hart earned $4,333 in the Butch Renninger Memorial, a race honoring his late grandfather. ... He overtook pole-starting Spike Moore on the 20th lap and led the final six circuits. ... Fourth-finishing Austin Berry came from his 10th starting spot. ... Devin Weyandt faded from his front-row starting spot and eventually retired. ... Gregg Satterlee won the night's Jay's Automotive United Late Model Series event that topped the card.

Marion Center Raceway

Lux earned $3,000 on Marion Center's memorial night, winning by a 2.187-second margin. ... He took the lead from Ken Schaltenbrand on the 13th lap. ... Schaltenbrand ended up third behind runner-up Jon Lee. ... Michael Lake rallied from deep in the field to reach the second spot, but he retired with five laps remaining. ... Thirteen of 21 starters completed 30 laps.

Hummingbird Speedway

Former Late Model driver Chad Ruhlman won the RUSH sprint car feature.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Burgoon won by more than four seconds for his sixth victory of the season. ... He holds a five-point lead in the division over Cole Petrelle.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Latshaw won from the pole over the 10th-starting Beard.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Bailey led all 20 laps unchallenged.

Latrobe Speedway

Hersh overtook Angelicchio at halfway in the 20-lapper. ... He also won the seaon opener.

Lake View Motor Speedway

Leading all 20 laps, Cooper, of Woodruff, S.C., won his second straight GM Performance 602 Series event and fourth overall of the season. ... He earned $1,500 in taking the checkers 3.268 seconds ahead of David Smith. ... Morghan Johnson retired after two laps; the rest of the 12-car field completed 20 laps.

Laurens County Speedway

Timms, of Hodges, S.C., won the $2,500 feature from his pole position. ... He won the night's six-shooter dash, too. ... He led all 30 feature laps. ... Brandon Dockery was 1.734 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Nick Deitz started 12th and finished seventh. ... Shun Thomas and Derek Lane scratched from the scheduled 17-car feature.

Cherokee Speedway

Ruggiero earned $1,500 for his Mid-East 602 tour victory as part of the Mike Duvall Memorial weekend.

Cherokee Speedway

Brown, of Gaffney, S.C., led all 25 laps and topped Friday's 26-car field to win $2,000, securing his second series straight victory of the season after topping August's $7,500 stop at Lancaster (S.C.) Motor Speedway. ... Third-starting John Ruggiero Jr. moved into second on the final lap, finishing 0.489 of a second back. ... Thomas Hedgepath improved five positions and finished fourth. ... Owen Osteen gained 11 spots and finished fifth. ... Thomas Beane started 18th and finished sixth. ... Brown was fast qualifier.

Travelers Rest Speedway

Cooper earned $1,200 in the GM 602 feature, which drew 10 entries. ... He led all 25 laps.

Laurens County Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Park Jefferson Speedway

Zeitner swept the Iron Cup weekend with another $2,000 payday.

Park Jefferson Speedway

Zeitner earned $2,000 in the opener of a weekend doubleheader.

Casino Speedway

Peterson won on opening night of the Autumn Classic.

Casino Speedway

Becker extended his personal winning streak to seven in a row and scored four victories during the Labor Day weekend.

Brown County Speedway

Overtaking Cole Searing on the final lap with a groove-swapping move to the outside, the hometown driver Becker swept all three features of the Big Buck Nationals, earning $3,000 in Saturday's finale. ... The third-starting Becker stretched his personal winning streak to six in a row. ... Runner-up Cole Searing led 38 of 40 laps. ... Dustin Arthur improved six positions in rounding out the top five. ... Fourth-starting Josh Skorczewski was the first retiree. ... Sixteen of 21 starters completed 40 laps.

Brown County Speedway

Becker extended his personal winning streak to five in a row with a victory on the second night of the Big Buck Nationals. ... Sept. 2's finale pays $3,000-to-win.

Duck River Raceway Park

The pole-starting Frame, of Decherd, Tenn., led all 40 laps for his second Topless Outlaw Series victory of the season and third of his career. ... He earned $4,000 in outrunning Hall of Famer Skip Arp, winner of three of the last four series events. ... Frame spun on lap 26 in traffic, but the caution was blamed on a lapped car and Frame was restored to the lead. ... Arp started alongside Frame on the front row. ... Longtime track regular Corey Posey improved seven positions in rounding out the top five. ... Eighteeth-starting Jordon Horton piloted Joe Denby's Crate Late Model to a sixth-place finish to keep his series title hopes alive after suffering Friday engine problems in his car. ... The race drew 25 entries.

Clarksville Speedway

Michael Luna (604) and Bryce Minnehan (602) won Crate Late Model features.

411 Motor Speedway

Clayhill Motorsports Park

Mountain View Raceway

Smoky Mountain Speedway

The Hall of Famer Arp, of Georgetown, Tenn., notched his third consecutive Topless Outlaws victory. ... He led all 30 laps and beat runner-up Riley Hickman by 2.104 seconds. ... Arp's previous victories came earlier in September at Crossville (Tenn.) Speedway and Mountain View Raceway in Spring City, Tenn. ... Fifteen of 23 Smoky Mountain starters completed 40 laps. ... Anthony White scratched from the feature.

Clarksville Speedway

Adam Ray (604) and Caleb Ashby (602) won Crate Late Model features.

411 Motor Speedway

Duck River Raceway Park

Mountain View Raceway

Camden Speedway

Tazewell Speedway

Jody Horton won the makeup Crate Late Model feature.

Tennessee National Raceway

I-75 Raceway

Clayhill Motorsports Park

Camden Speedway

Justin Pugh wrapped up the track title.

Mountain View Raceway

Second-starting Arp, a Hall of Famer from Georgetown, Tenn., earned $3,000 for his second consecutive series win and fourth of his career. ... Arp led the first 12 laps before giving way to Jesse Lowe who led laps 13-17. Arp retook the lead of lap 18 and led the rest of the way to win the 40-lapper, his first-ever victory at Mountain View. … The race drew 22 cars.

Clarksville Speedway

Wartburg Speedway

411 Motor Speedway

Hayden Cardwell won the 602 Crate feature.

Thunderhill Raceway Park

Hanger earned $2,312 in the sixth annual Melissa Cothran Memorial.

Camden Speedway

I-75 Raceway

Duck River Raceway Park

The third-starting Hanger, of Winchester, Tenn.,  grabbed the lead from Jadon Frame on lap 16 and finished 1.010 second ahead to win the Sam Pugh Memorial, a race honoring the trck founder. … Frame led the first 15 laps from the outside row one. … Polesitter Heath Hindman faded to fifth. … Oakley Johns rallied from 22nd to sixth. … It was Hanger’s third top-five of the weekend. He finished second Friday at Circle City in Indianapolis, Ind., and fifth Saturday at Red Hill in Sumner, Ill. … Eleven of 22 starters completed 40 laps. ... Brayden Skinner won the 602 Crate feature.

Wartburg Speedway

Anthony White earned $2,500 in the Hall of Fame Classic. which drew 11 competitors.

Crossville Speedway

The Hall of Famer Skip Arp of Georgetown, Tenn., earned $2,500 on the Topless Outlaw circuit. ... Arp led the final eight laps of the 30-lap Mark Martin Memorial after the departure of race-long leader Jadon Frame of Decherd, Tenn. ... Arp took the checkers 2.680 seconds ahead of Andy Picklesimer. ... A dozen cars completed 30 laps.

Clarksville Speedway

Adam Ray (604) and Bailey Proctor (602) won Crate Late Model features.

411 Motor Speedway

Alvey led all the way from his pole position. ... Bradley Lewelling repaired damaged from his heat race and rallied to finish third.

Mountain View Raceway

I-75 Raceway

Big O Speedway

Moon wrapped up the track title with his 13th victory.

Heart O' Texas Speedway

Abbey, of Comanche, Texas, led the final 11 laps for his fourth American Crate Late Model Series victory of the season. ... Runner-up Tom Earl led the first 19 circuits. ... Fifth-finishing Rhett Starnes started 10th. ... Polesitter Kevin Sitton faded to sixth. ... Nine drivers completed 30 laps and the event drew 15 cars.

Big O Speedway

Big O Speedway

105 Speedway

The second-starting Neil, of Bridge City, Texas, took the lead on lap nine and led the final 12 circuits to top Saturday's 16-car field; Neil's fourth series victory of the season netted him $1,100. ... Beau Begnaud led the first eight laps from the pole before being overtaken by Neil and finishing 3.493 seconds back. ... Brock Williams improved three positions and finished sixth. ... Saturday's 14-minute feature saw eight drivers complete 20 laps, with 10 running at the finish. ... Begnaud set fast time. ... Begnaud, Neil and Austin Theiss won heats.

Big O Speedway

I-37 Speedway

Big O Speedway

Desert Thunder Raceway

Desert Thunder Raceway

Winchester Speedway

Leading all 25 laps, Omps won his second in a row at Winchester for a $1,500 victory at Winchester's Small Car Nationals. ...Trae Armel won the $2,000 Crate Late Model feature over Tyler Hoy and Mike Franklin; Armel took the lead from Hoy on the 18th of 30 laps and raced to his first Winchester victory. ... The event wrapped up Winchester's season.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Wythe Raceway

Winchester Speedway

Omps won scored a $2,000 victory at the Small Car Nationals. ... The winner's teammate Trever Feathers finished third. ... The event was reduced to a single day by expected inclement weather the following day.

Winchester Speedway

Virginia Motor Speedway

Collins led all the way for his first VMS victory. ... "We have been trying for years to win here," Collins said. "We finally put it all together, and man, it feels good,"

Natural Bridge Speedway

Winchester Speedway

Winchester Speedway

Taking the lead from Walls on the seventh lap, DeHaven won by a 6.899-second margin. ... Travis Campbell led all 20 laps of the Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Leading all 50 laps, Logan Roberson of nearby Waynesboro, Va., earned $5,000 for his American All-Star victory at his home-state track. ... Justin Williams rallied from 15th to finish sixth and Tyler Bare gained 10 positions in finishing ninth. ... The first of three weekend tour events drew 37 cars. ... Upcoming is $10,000-to-win events at Beckley (W.Va.) Motor Speedway and Wythe Raceway in Rural Retreat, Va.

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Hofer completed a weekend sweep of the Great Pumpkin races.

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Cedar Lake Speedway

Nick Anvelink and Jesse Glenz won Limited Late Model semifeatures in the Legendary 100 prelim night.

Cedar Lake Speedway

A.J.. Diemel and Darrell Nelson won Limited Late Model semifeatures on the opening night of the 10-division Legendary 100 weekend.

Eagle Valley Speedway

Kromschroeder won the Jim Town Showdown.

Shawano Speedway

Eagle River Speedway

Beckley Motor Speedway

Hornsby earned $2,036 for his Elsie Bills Memorial victory. ... Shane Greco won the Crate Late Model feature.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Hambrick won on the undercard of Tyler Bare's Steel Block Bandits Dirt Late Model Challenge victory.

Tyler County Speedway

The former RUSH champion from Centerville, Pa., Max Blair earned $4,000 in the Crate Late Model undercard of the Hillbilly 100. ... The fourth-starting Blair, driving a Centerline Motorsports entry, took the lead from polesitter Joe Martin with six laps remaining. ... Blair also finished 10th in the 100-lapper that saw Jonathan Davenport earn $30,000 for a Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series victory. ... "I am beyond wore out — 140 laps around this place is enough," Blair said. ... Ryan Hare started 10th and finished fifth in the Crate feature. ... Colby Beighey won the non-qualifiers' race.

Tyler County Speedway

Driving a Cameron Logan-owned car, Jared Hawkins of Fairmont, W.Va., earned $5,000 for capturing the Hillbilly 50, his first Steel Block Late Model Series victory. ... Corey DeLancey started 19th and finished fifth for hard charger honors. ... Runner-up Tyler Carpenter set fast time among 33 entrants. ... Hawkins is the second consecutive first-time winner on the series, following Maryland's Levi Crowl who won a week earlier at Atomic Speedway near Chillicothe, Ohio.

Gillette Thunder Speedway

The hometowner Kirchoff notched his eighth career High Plains Series victory with a $1,200 triumph in the East-West Clash finale. ... He took the checkers 2.565 seconds ahead of Lyndon Bolt, the previous night's winner. ... Hank Berry finished third. ... Lynn Amick advanced seven positions to finish fourth. ... Front-row starter Rob Odegard retired after one lap. ... The race with two red flags was checkered after 22 laps (it was scheduled for 25).

Gillette Thunder Speedway

The fifth-starting Bolt, of Rapid City, S.D., picked up his third career High Plains victory, all of which have come this season. ... He earned $1,000 for the East-West Clash victory. ... Polesitter Jim Harris slipped to fourth. ... Lynn Amick rallied from 24th to round out the top five. ... Cherokee Dillin was checked out at the hospital after a wreck and found to have a strained thumb. She plans to compete in Sunday's $1,200 finale. ... The event drew 25 entries.

Gillette Thunder Speedway

Leading all 20 laps, Kirchoff earned $1,000 in the first of three nights of action at the East-West Clash, all sanctioned by the High Plains circuit. ... Kirchoff notched his seventh career High Plains victory. ... Scott Rhoades finished a half-second back. ... The event drew 23 entries. ... Drivers chase $1,000 and $1,200 winning purses on Sept. 2-3.

Humberstone Speedway

Sandercock, of Trenton, Ontario, earned $1,500 for his second straight Vanderlaan Northeast Crate Late Model Alliance victory and third of the season in the tour finale. ... Leading all 30 laps, Sandercock won by a 2.018-second margin. ... Chad Homan came from seventh to finish third in the 13-car field.

Brighton Speedway

Sandercock, of Belleville, Ontario, earned $4,000 in the Applefest Shootout. ... He notched his second Vanderlaan Northeast Crate Late Model Alliance victory of the season. ... Sandercock finished 1.739 seconds ahead of runner-up Ryan Lambert. ... Sandercock took the lead on the 17th lap. ... Nathan Rinaldi led early, but his car suffered damage when he made contact with a spinning Caley Weese-Seymour. ... Bradley Rayner advanced nine spots to round out the top five. ... Fifteen of 24 starters completed 40 laps.

Buxton Speedway

Spangler, of Lake City, Mich., earned $2,000 for his Shootout victory. ... Track champ C.J. Field, winner of five straight features heading into the weekend, wasn't in the 17-car field.

Brighton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Field's fifth victory in a row and sixth overall wrapped up his first track championship.

Humberstone Speedway

Driving his Crate Late Model, Homan won the Labour Day Late Model Open for a $2,000 payday.

Brighton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

The event drew 17 cars.