East Alabama Motor Speedway

Donnie Lumpkin won the 602 Crate feature.

Tri-County Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Derek Stewart won the 602 Crate feature.

Deep South Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Andrew Moody won the 602 Crate feature.

Penton Raceway

The track drew 84 cars among nine division.

Moulton Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Ryan King (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

North Alabama Speedway

Cruz Wallace won the Limited Late Model feature.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Dudley's victory came on the undercard of Brandon Overton's $10,000 Super Late Model triumph in the Spring Breaker 50. ... Josh Taylor won the 602 Crate feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Haskins, of Marietta, Ga., earned his second series victory and $3,000 payday at Fort Payne. ... The series nor track reported any results of the event.

Moulton Speedway

Bradford was the only driver finishing or not disqualified among four starters.

Penton Raceway

Deep South Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Matthew Brocato won the Limited Late Model feature.

Talladega Short Track

Heath Carr (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Tri-County Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Bryan West won the 602 Crate feature.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Crawford County Speedway

The third-starting Aitken of Pottsville, Ark., won a race co-sanctioned by the Apex Healthcare Partners Sooner Series and Titans Legends Late Model Series. ... He led all but the first two of 25 laps; polesitter Bryan Glaze led two circuits. ... Six drivers among 19 starters completed 25 laps. ... Dalon Helm rallied from his 17th starting spot to sixth.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Davenport won his second straight feature. ... John Aitken scratched from the five-car lineup.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Davenport, a 51-year-old racer from Yellville, Ark., won his first Late Model feature. ... He's mostly been out of racing since 2010 and is driving the first Late Model he's owned. ... His only previous Late Model starts before 2024 came in a few starts in a friends car several seasons ago.

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Michael King of El Dorado, Ark., earned $1,000 for his first Legends tour victory. ... He took the checkers in the 20-lapper 1.239 seconds ahead of Chris Reed. ... The race drew 14 cars but only 10 started the feature.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Centerville Speedway

Polesitter Aitken, of Pottsville, Ark., earned $1,000 for his second career Titan Legends Series victory. ... His car's driveshaft broke just as the took the checkers. ... Derrick Nichols finished 2.291 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Fourth-finishing Jeff Cloninger notched his first top-five finish on the Arkansas-based tour. ... Ten drivers entered the event but Bryce Clark, Eddie Hoyer, Logan Johnson, Chris Reed and Ben Waggoner all scratched from the feature lineup.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Old No. 1 Speedway

The 32-year-old Andrews, of Wynne, Ark., notched his first career Late Model victory early in his rookie season in the division. ... He'd raced sparingly the past two seasons but is a four-time street stock division at the Harrisburg, Ark., oval.

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Antioch Speedway

Slaney earned $1,000 in the Larry Damitz Memorial. ... The winner started third and outran polesitter Matt Micheli. ... The event drew nine cars.

Placerville Speedway

Phillips County Raceway

Polesitter Don Geist of Burlington, Colo., won the 20-lap Western Outlaw feature, leading all the way. ... Chris Hoff started on the tail and finished fourth. ... Christopher Luxmoor scratched from the scheduled eight-car feature.

El Paso County Raceway

Bellm won a Western Outlaws race that drew seven cars.

Georgetown Speedway

The hometown driver Robinson earned $3,000. ... Nick Davis won the Crate Late Model feature.

Delaware International Speedway

Emory earned $2,000.

Georgetown Speedway

Delaware International Speedway

All-Tech Raceway

Jason Garver won the 602 Crate feature.

Volusia Speedway Park

Kale Van Sickle won the 602 Crate feature.

Southern Raceway

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Harris won on a weekend off from the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.

North Florida Speedway

Volusia Speedway Park

Lockhart won from his 11th starting spot.

East Bay Raceway Park

Cobb earned $2,000.

Southern Raceway

Cook was disqualified.

Lavonia Speedway

Polesitter Devon Morgan of Easley, S.C., earned $1,500 in the GM 602 tour. ... Billy Rushton finished second with sixth-starting Nathan Bray in third. ... Outside front-row starter Frankie Beard settled for fifth. .. Chris Woods improved seven positions in finishing ninth. ... Alex Vance and Jay Merck scratched from the 22-car feature. ... Jimmy Johnson won Lavonia's Limited Late Model feature.

Swainsboro Raceway

Gay's victory came on the undercard of Dalton Cook's $20,000 Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series triumph. ... Koulton Herbert won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Cade Cagle won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Jake Rainey won the Crate Late Model feature. ... The track drew 128 cars among seven divisions.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Danny Ledford won the Limited Late Model feature and Cooper Twiggs won the 602 Crate feature.

Lavonia Speedway

The pole-starting Craft of Canon, Ga., led all 30 laps for a $1,500 Southeastern Late Model Sportsman Series victory. ... Larry Timms finished 2.323 seconds back in the eight-car field. ... Brandon "Cornbread" Haley won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... Haley scratched from the Southeastern-sanctioned feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Cade Cagle won the 602 Crate feature.

Hartwell Speedway

Golden Isles Speedway

Cochran Motor Speedway

Sugar Creek Raceway

Whitener's victory came on the undercard of Will Roland's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals triumph. ... Dylan Beaver won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Dixie Speedway

Needmore Speedway

The eighth-starting Whitener of Middleburg, Fla., earned $3,201 in the Gene Maine Memorial, a $3,201-to-win Crate Late Model event under Crate Racin' USA rules. ... Mark Whitener led all but the first two laps, taking the point from fast qualifier and polesitter Joshua Bishop, who settled for third. ... Grayson Ott improved seven positions to round out the top five. ... The event paid tribute to the late South Georgia racer. ... Wiley McDaniel won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Brandon "Cornbread" Haley won the 602 Crate feature.

Historic 441 Speedway

Chaz Haskins won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Senoia Raceway

Brandon McDaniel won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Independence Motor Speedway

Hometown driver Sean Johnson earned $1,000 for a PRO Late Model Victory Ford Tour at Independence. ... The third-starting Johnson also won a series event last season. ... Polesitter Logan Duffy led the first 15 laps but settled for third. ... Runner-up Curt Martin was 0.227 of a second behind at the finish. ... Sixteen drivers completed every lap of the 20-minute race. ... Matt Ryan improved eight positions in finishing fourth. ... Evan Miller also picked up eight spots in finishing sixth. ... Matt Mish scxratched from the 23-car feature.

Lee County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Callahan started outside the front row and became the fifth winner in five division races in 2024.

Hamilton County Speedway

The track drew three Late Models.

Independence Motor Speedway

Johnson won the Denny Osborn Memorial for a $1,672 payday.

Shelby County Speedway

Sobbing won from his seventh starting spot. ... Polesitter Aidan Mohr notched his first top-five in the division.

Crawford County Speedway

Dubuque Speedway

The track announced that May 12's rained out Key City Challenge, a $2,500-to-win Late Model feature, has been rescheduled for July 14.

Benton County Speedway

The third-starting Marolf of Moscow, Iowa, earned a $1,250 PRO Late Model Victory Ford Tour triumph. ... Using the low groove, Marold overtook Sean Johnson and led the final two laps. ... Matt Ryan improved six positions in landing on the podium. ... Pole-starting Greg Kastli ended up eighth. ... The event drew 17 cars.

Maquoketa Speedway

Miller, who started third, outran the 10th-starting Kay. ... Polesitter Travis Denning was fourth. ... The event drew 20 cars.

Davenport Speedway

Ryan topped the 23-car field from his sixth starting spot. ... Polesitter Nick Marolf led 19 laps but retired a lap after contact with Ryan while battling for the lead. ... Ryan is the fourth winner in four 2024 events.

Shelby County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Garnhart, of Lanark, Ill., led 25 laps for his first career Davenport victory. ... Logan Duffy improved six positions in rounding out the top five.

Lee County Speedway

Crawford County Speedway

In the season-opening Smithfield Foods Spring Fling, Kosiski won from the pole while Nick Deal improved 10 positions in finishing third.

Mason City Motor Speedway

The Hall of Famer Aikey took the checkers 0.864 of a second ahead of Nick Marolf. ... Aikey notched his first PRO tour victory. ... Charlie McKenna led the first four laps and fellow front-row starter Aikey led the rest of the way. ... Logan Duffy rallied from his 16th starting spot to finish fifth.

34 Raceway

The 42-year-old Foster of Fairfax, Iowa, notched his first Late Model victory. ... Foster was a four-time IMCA modified track champion with more than 40 career feature victories in the division.

Maquoketa Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Beal rallied from his seventh spot into the lead after six laps. ... Former Iowa standout Brian Birkhofer's son Cruz Birkhofer finished 19th in the feature.

Kankakee County Speedway

Driving a McCarty family-owned entry, Wicker earned $1,000 for his first career Crate Late Model victory. ... The 32-year-old Wicker of Bradley, Ill., was crew chief for Super Late Model driver Frank Heckenast Jr. from 2015-20. ... He's in his second season in the Crate division.

Farmer City Raceway

Feger won from the pole while leading all 25 laps. ... Eight drivers finished on the lead lap. ... Chris Dick won the Crate Late Model feature.

Sycamore Speedway

Highland Speedway

Bailey rallied from his 12th starting spot in the 16-car field.

East Moline Speedway

Nezworski won from his eighth-starting spot over the pole-starting Webb. ... The division drew 11 entries.

Quincy Raceway

The hometown driver Havermale took the lead from Braden Bilger on the ninth lap and raced to his first career Late Model triumph. ... Bilger ended up sixth.

Peoria Speedway

Moos led all the way to top a 14-car field.

Charleston Speedway

Ewing reversed the order of the 1-2 finishers from the previous night in Farmer City, Ill.

Fairbury Speedway

Parga led all the way from the pole. ... "Every time we come here, Fairbury gives us a good racetrack," Parga said. "It's a lot easier when you can start up front and set your own pace."

Macon Speedway

The division drew two cars in the first event under the new ownership Kenny Brown and Eric Turner.

Lincoln Speedway

Osterhoff cruised in capturing the season opener after several rainouts. ... A late-arriving Dakota Ewing won a duel to finish second.

Brownstown Bullring

Klein won the Bi-State Battle event from his fourth-starting spot. ... Division rookie Aaron Draege of Vandalia, Ill., started 12th and finished fourth, his first top-five in the division.

Farmer City Raceway

Walden won the 13-car feature from the pole for his first Late Model feature victory since May 21, 2021, also at Farmer City. ... Michigan interloper Joe Rokos won the Crate Late Model feature.

Quincy Raceway

East Moline Speedway

Peoria Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

East Moline Speedway

Denning won from his fifth starting spot.

Fairbury Speedway

Alberson earned $2,500 in the FALS Cup program, giving him his second victory of the weekend (he also won at Farmer City on a weekend when his Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series rained out in Kentucky).

Kankakee County Speedway

Brownstown Bullring

Klein won the Bi-State Battle feature.

Farmer City Raceway

Garrett Alberson, a Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series regular whose national touring weekend was rained out, won from the pole position. ... Bog Gardner scratched from the 13-car feature. ... Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Spoon River Speedway

Feger earned $2,000 as the track drew 20 Super Late Models in the first event promoted by Cloyd Barden. ... Jose Parga won the Crate Late Model feature.

Brownstown Speedway

Jared Bailey led most of the race, but Gilpin took control with seven laps remaining. ... Linville finished fifth in the Hatcher Motorsports entry.

Brownstown Speedway

Peeden took the lead from Wethington near the halfway point, then fought off a late challenge from Tyler Cain.

Shadyhill Speedway

Brownstown Speedway

Gilpin outdueled Adam Stricker and Tyler Collins in leading the final four laps. ... Chad Stapleton won the Crate Late Model feature over 20th-starting Derek Groomer. ... Brownstown's May 14 Castrol FloRacing Night in America was postponed to Sept. 25 because of an unfavorable weather forecast.

Circle City Raceway

Bloomington Speedway

Dodge City Raceway Park

Josh Leonard of Gibbon, Neb., notched his 11th career High Plains Kansas DIRTcar Series victory, the tops among active series drivers. ... He took the checkers nearly four seconds ahead of runner-up Dusty Leonard. ... Five drivers completed 25 laps. ... The event drew 11 cars to the tour that recently refocused on Kansas racing after a series ownership change.

Caney Valley Speedway

The second-starting Godsey, of Edinburgh, Ind., earned $1,000 for his third career tour victory in his first 2024 start. ... Godsey, an infrequent tour visitor, last won on the circuit Oct. 15, 2022, in that season's finale. ... Runner-up Joe Gorby advanced four positions in a race that ran caution-free in seven minutes. ... The frontunners made contact on a lap-21 restart. ... ““On that restart, (Gorby) charged the top and seemed a little tight," Godsey said. "I drove it in across the bottom and slid up. I thought I cleared him, but I didn’t. I quarterpaneled him.” ... Ryan Johnson of Aurora, Mio., rallied from outside the seventh row to round out the top five. ... Nine of 17 starters completed 25 laps. ... Andy Gertstenkorn scratched from the feature.

Thomas County Speedway

Veteran Delbert Smith of Wichita, Kan., led all 25 laps. ... He took the checkers 1.079 seconds ahead of Josh Leonard. ... Seven drivers completed 25 laps. ... The event came nine days after the track was purchased by Kyler Fetters of Outlaw Productions, who renamed the circuit High Plains Kansas DIRTcar Series in focusing the tour on Kansas. Series founder Jerry Hanson remained as tech inspector while former United Rebel Sprint Series owner Rick Salem will come out of retirement to serve as competition director.

Willard Speedway

Shannon Thornsberry won the Crate Late Model feature.

Paducah International Raceway

Florence Speedway

Starting outside the front row and leading 25 laps, Zach Milbee of Poca, W.Va., notched his second Steel Block Late Model Series victory of the season. ... Milbee notched his series-leading 17th career victory and earned $1,750 in the Krazy Lady Kabins 26. ... Skylar Marlar improved six positions in finishing second, six-tenths of a second behind Milbee. ... Polesitter Tyler Riggs finished 13th.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

191 Speedway

Fouts earned $2,000 in the holiday weekend event.

Clinton County Speedway

Mountain Motor Speedway

Rockcastle Speedway

Linville won from fifth over the pole-starting Watson in a race pushed to Sunday.

Willard Speedway

Only four of 11 starters were running at the finish (Lucas Crooks was one of two scratches). ... Fouts also captured the night's Crate Late Model feature.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

191 Speedway

Willard Speedway

Leading all 25 laps, West Virginia driver Milbee won from outside the front row. ... A.J. Hicks won the Crate Late Model feature.

Richmond Raceway

Florence Speedway

Toedter rallied from his 10th starting spot.

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Marlar earned $2,000. ... His father David captured the hobby stock feature.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Jason Welshan earned $3,500 in a race postponed to Sunday by Saturday rain. ... The pole-starting Welshan led all 30 laps. ... The event drew 22 cars.

Clinton County Speedway

Zook captured the Stroud Memorial for his first career Clinton County victory. ... He also won six nights earlier at Port Royal (Pa.) Speedway.

Super Bee Speedway

Sabine Speedway

Leading all but the first lap, outside front-row starter Corey Neil Jr. of Bridge City, Texas, earned $1,500 for his first Gulf South Crate Racing Association victory. ... He took the checkers 0.924 of a second ahead of two-time series winner Chase Holland. ... Third-finishing Mikey Kile led the first lap. ... Series points leader Robbie Stuart rallied from 14th to finish fifth. ... Jerry Basco's car went over the hood of the Brock Williams ride in a lap-14 pileup. ... A dozen drivers completed 30 laps. ... The driver with the best combined finishes between Sabine and May 25's event at 105 Speedway in Cleveland, Texas, picks up a $500 bonus.

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Super Bee Speedway

The pole-starting Underwood, of Ruston, La., led all 30 laps to earn Saturday's $1,500 payday and his first career Gulf South Crate Racing Asssociation victory. ... Third-starting Robbie Stuart trailed Underwood the final 11 laps, finishing 1.292 seconds back. ... James Moore improved eight spots and placed seventh. ... Waylon Morris gained seven positions and rounded-out the top 10. ... Underwood, Stuart and Rob Litton won heats. ... Underwood topped the 21-car field in time trials.

Dead Horse Creek Speedway

Greseth, of Harwood, N.D., earned $2,000 in the opening round of the McNaught Cadillac Cup. ... June 2's program also pays $2,000-to-win. ... Runner-up Scott Greer was 5.5 seconds behind at the checkers. ... The event was originally on the Northern LateModel Racing Association, but a rainy weekend prior forced the event to be rescheduled as an independent WISSOTA Late Model show. ... The event drew nine cars. ... Greseth of Steve Anderson of Devils Lake, N.D., were the lone Americans in the field.

Hagerstown Speedway

Myers won from the pole over the 10th-starting Zook and 13th-starting Shoemaker. ... Bryan Benton's car was heavily damaged in a lap-seven wreck. Gunnar Walls was creeping down the backstretch and after several cars slipped by, Benton's car climbed the left rear corner of the Walls machine and flipped violently. ... Benton was OK but disappointed his race car was destroyed because no caution was thrown for the slowing car.

Potomac Speedway

Derick Quade of Mechanicsville, Md., earned $3,022 for his Ernie Jones Memorial victory. ... Quade led all 30 laps with the rest of the top five holding their spots virtually all race long. ... Runner-up Kenny Moreland set fast time with a 16.037-second lap. ... Leonardtown Ford sponsored the night's action and paid $100 to heat winners.

Hagerstown Speedway

Jonathan Raley led 14 circuits, but Kyle Lear took over for the final six laps. ... Ray Love Jr. won the Crate Late Model feature.

Potomac Speedway

Quade earned $3,000 on Carruth and Sons Concrete Night at Potomac on the Steel Block Clash circuit. ... Quade led all 30 laps. ... Fourteen of 18 starters completed 30 laps. ... Wes Bonebrake retired after just two laps. ... The Steel Block Clash is a first-year miniseries among events at Potomac, Winchester (Va.) Speedway and Hagerstown (Md.) Speedway.

Potomac Speedway

Edwards won the 20-lapper for his first Potomac victory. ... He took the lead from Chuck Bowie on a restart with five laps remaining. ... “I hate to see race cars get torn up but Chuck left the bottom open on that restart and I went for it," Edwards said.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

Thunderbird Raceway

Merritt Speedway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Gokey won the 40-lapper from his fifth starting spot. ... Polesitter Curtis Roberts faded from the outset.

Merritt Speedway

Spangler captured the season opener from his fifth starting spot. ... Thirlby started on the pole and settled for fifth.

Thunderbird Raceway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

The eighth-starting Lanphierd of Midland, Mich., earned $2,052 for capturing the Ron Flinn 52, a race honoring the former track promoter. ... Lanphierd led the final three laps after taking the point from Garrett Wiles, who led a race-high 34 laps. ... Polesitter Sam Epling retired on lap 40 while running ninth. ... Bush Rental sponsored the event.

I-96 Speedway

An electrical fire knocked out the track lighting, but the track was able to complete the racing program after repairs. The track plans continued repairs before May 24 action.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Winning his first career Super Late Model feature, Knoll won the season opener after starting outside the front row. ... The 17-year-old from Lake, Mich., is in his third season in the division.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

Thunderbird Raceway

The fourth-starting Erickson, of Muskegon, Mich., won his first Dirt Late Model feature. ... Jerid Bisson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Crystal Motor Speedway

I-96 Speedway

Travis Stemler's night ended with a rollover accident. ... Stemler reported the next morning that he was OK and thanked driver David Hilliker for being the first one to the car to assist.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

Crystal Motor Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Corey Ausra won the Crate Late Model feature.

Silver Bullet Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

The 43-year-old Winge's first-ever victory was on the undercard of Tyler Peterson's NLRA triumph.

Hibbing Raceway

Ogilvie Raceway

I-94 EMR Speedway

Fiesta City Speedway

Gilbertson won from the seventh starting spot after taking the lead from Dustin Johanneck on the sixth lap. ... Polesitter Chuck Swenson finished eighth.

Hibbing Raceway

Proctor Speedway

Leading all but two laps, Massingill outran fellow third-row starting Burdick. ... Massingill also won the previous night at Hibbing (Minn.) Raceway. ... Harry Hanson led the first two laps at Proctor but settled for seventh. ... Danny Vang improved seven positions in finishing third. ... Polesitter Robbie Cooper faded quickly from contention. ... Matt Larson won the four-car USRA Limited Late Model feature.

Granite City Motor Park

The pole-starting Sabraski, of Rice, Minn., led all 20 laps for his second Late Model victory in his rookie season in the division.

Hibbing Raceway

Ogilvie Raceway

Fiesta City Speedway

Hometown driver Matt Gilbertson won the nine-car feature from the pole position.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Peterson rallied to victory from his ninth starting spot. ... Joseph Thomas won the Limited Late Model feature.

Granite City Motor Park

Fitzsimmons, a two-time winner last season at Cedar Lake in USRA-sanctioned Late Model action, grabbed his first WISSOTA-sanctioned victory from the sixth starting spot. ... Dylan Kromschroeder led 19 laps but retired with one lap remaining with engine trouble. ... Runner-up Chad Fouquette earned his first top-five in Late Model competition. ... Granite City hosts the Structural Buildings WISSOTA Challenge Series on May 12.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Sabraski, of Rice, Minn., notched his first Late Model victory from outside the front row. ... Larry Samuelson won the Limited Late Model feature at I-94's opening doubleheader weekend.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Grosz notched his first top-five in the division. ... Ben Wolden won the Limited Late Model feature.

I-35 Speedway

Hibner notched his second Late Model victory of the season.

Central Missouri Speedway

Fennewald overtook Cornell on the 13th lap. ... The Late Model division was an 11th-hour addition to the program.

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

Moberly Motorsports Park

Becker won the Trophy Tuesday opener from the pole. ... The event drew 13 Late Models.

Federated Raceway at I-55

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

Bailey earned $1,000 in becoming the track's first two-time winner.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells won on the undercard of the Lucas Oil's Show-Me 100 opening night with Ricky Thornton Jr. collecting a $10,000 victory.

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

Aaron Marrant denied Shayne Bailey his second straight victory. ... Isaac Johnson drove Mike Dotson's regular No. 55D. .... With I-35 Speedway not hosting Late Models, Tommy Cordray made his Bethany debut in finishing fourth.

Springfield Raceway

Earning his first Dirt Track Bank Cash Money Super Dirt Series victory, Atkinson earned $1,255 in capturing the Flyin' Farmer 55, a race paying tribute to National Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer Ken Essary, among those on hand for the event. ... Polesitter Jace Parmley finished second. ... Atkinson took the lead from Kaeden Cornell, who led the first 19 laps and finished fifth. ... Josh Dugan made an 18th-to-seventh run. ... Fourteen of 24 starters were running at the finish.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Sheppard won the 16-car feature from the pole.

I-35 Speedway

Hibner, the USRA modified standout from Chillicothe, Mo., was offered his first Late Model ride by Kenny Green just before the night's action. ... Hibner's victory came in the 2021 Longhorn Chassis with the Pro Power Racing Engine came in his first-ever Late Model start. ... It was a former Darrell Lanigan car. ... Hibner has 58 modified victories over the past six seasons.

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

The reopened track at the Northwest Missouri Fairgrounds added a regular Late Model division for 2024. ... The season opener drew eight entries. ... The Chet Querry-promoted track hadn't had a regular Late Model division in more than 25 seasons. ... Isaac Johnson finished second in Huey Jacob's car after Johnson's ride had mechanical problems in hot laps.

Central Missouri Speedway

The fifth-starting Fennewald won the first of several POWRi regular-season events at Central Missouri. ... He took the lead from Walkenhorst on the eighth lap. ... Tyler Kuykendall spun out of a top-five spot but rallied back.

Midway Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Chris Tays won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Bryson Mitchell of Russellville, Ala., topped the two-day 602 Sportsman World Championship for a $4,000 victory on Crate Racin' USA's first-year tour as he won from his fifth starting spot. ... Jarrett Jones, who led laps 8-33, finished second. ... Polesitter Bailey Callahan led the first seven laps and finished fourth. ... Fifteen of 24 starters were running at the finish and the event drew 39 entries.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Bryson Mitchell also won the 602 Crate feature.

Greenville Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

McElhenney earned $2,000 in the MS Crate Late Model Series event. ... Leading all the way, McElhenney took the checkers 1.711 seconds ahead of David Williamson in the 30-lapper. ... Chase Cooper, winner of the previous two series events, was fifth. ... The event drew 14 cars but Chase Williams scratched from the feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Parkerson, of Millspring, Miss., also captured the 602 Crate feature.

Greenville Speedway

Hattiesburg Speedway

The event was rescheduled for Saturday after a Friday rainout.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Josh Parkerson won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Cooper won the Mississippi Crate makeup event and $1,500.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Cooper swept the night's Mississippi Crate touring victories.

Whynot Motorsports Park

The second-starting Burgess, of Memphis, Tenn., regained the point for good and led the final six laps to earn his first Crate Racin' 602 Series victory of the season. Burgess led all but one lap en route to capturing the $2,000 winner's prize. ... Fourth-starting Josh Parkerson led lap 24 before giving way to Burgess and finishing a scant 0.080 of a second back at the checkers. ... David Hatchett started 14th and finished third. ... Andy Pippin topped the 22-car field in time trials.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Braden Mitchell won from the fifth starting spot. ... Jarrett Jones won the CRUSA 602 Crate feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

The pole-starting Lee ended Holland's personal three-race winning streak.

Electric City Speedway

Carolina Speedway

The first-year tour's event drew five cars.

Dixieland Speedway

The polesitting Mitchell, of Pine Level, N.C., captured his first Vision Wheel Steel Block Bandits victory of the season and career-leading ninth on the tour. ... He pocketed $4,000 in taking the checkers 0.699 of a second ahead of Tyler Bare, who started seventh. ... Fifteen drivers completed 35 laps. ... Colby Bradshaw scratched from the scheduled 22-car field. ... Mitchell's 17.330-second lap set fast time.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Malone, a 12-year-old Rock Hill, S.C., racer, led all 20 laps for a $1,500 victory on the Mid-East 602 Crate Late Model tour. ... Chase Blackwell was a half-second behind at the checkers. ... John Eller started 10th and finished sixth. ... Nine of 16 starters completed 20 laps. ... Nathan Walker scratched. ... Malone's victory was on the undercard of Ryan Gustin's Mid-East Super Late Model Series triumph.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

The polesitting Ruggiero of Lincolnton, N.C., earned $1,200 for his third straight victory on the Mid-East 602 Crate Late Model Series. ... His previous victory came at the same track on May 3. ... Kendal Tucker led the first lap, but Ruggiero led the next 19 circuits. ... Tucker ended up third behind youngster Beckham Malone. ... Ruggiero had a 1.4-second lead at the finish. ... Steven Padulla scratched from the scheduled 19-car feature.

Carolina Speedway

The race was run under Blue Ridge Outlaw rules in preparation of the track's June 14 series event.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Second-starting Jacob Brown of Gaffney, S.C., took the lead from a retiring polesitter Travis Steele on the 10th lap and led the rest of the 25-lap Mid-East 604 Crate Series event. ... Brown, who took the checkers 17.442 seconds ahead of sixth-starting Colby Quick, earned $1,500. ... Sixteen of 19 starters completed 25 laps. ... Nathan Dallas was the first retiree.

Dixieland Speedway

The pole-starting Arthur, of Forest, Va., regained the lead on lap nine and led the rest of the way to win Friday's 30-lap, $3,000 weekend opener. It's Arthur's second win in as many weeks after topping a $5,000 Steel Block Bandits event last Saturday at Natural Bridge (Va.) Speedway. ... Jeremy Pilkerton led laps 3-8 before giving way to Arthur and finishing 0.842 of a second back. ... Luke Hyre improved four positions and finished sixth. ... Arthur topped the 10-car field in time trials.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

The second-starting Ruggiero, of Lincolnton, N.C., led all 20 laps to win $1,200 on the undercard of the Hunt the Front Series debut at Ultimate, nabbing his second straight series victory. ... Pole-starting Layton Sullivan trailed Ruggiero the entire distance, finishing 1.566 seconds back. ... Nathan Walker improved six positions and placed seventh. ... Sullivan topped the 21-car field in time trials. ... Friday's feature was completed without incident and lasted six minutes.

River Cities Speedway

Strand won a makeup for a May 17 rainout. ... Tyler Peterson won on the same card in Northern LateModel Racing Association competition.

River Cities Speedway

Debuting a Longhorn Chassis, Troftgruben dominated to capture the season opener. ... He notched his first River Cities victory since Aug. 26, 2022's Northern LateModel Racing Association victory.

Lincoln County Raceway

Bellm, of Broomfield, Colo., earned $1,000 in the Western Outlaw Late Model Series North division event. ... The first-year tour drew eight entrants.

Off Road Speedway

Roth notched his third victory of his rookie Late Model season.

Boone County Raceway

Dumpert won from the 10th starting spot.

Junction Motor Speedway

Off Road Speedway

Dumpert snapped the division rookie Roth's personal two-race winning streak.

Boone County Raceway

Dumpert took the lead from Krohn on the eighth of 20 laps.

Off Road Speedway

Roth made it 2-for-2 in his first weekend of Late Model racing.

Boone County Raceway

U.S. 30 Speedway

Roth, of Columbus, Neb., notched his first career Late Model victory in his first division start. ... He'd had only a few warmup laps in a Late Model prior to the event. ... He's driving a Jerry Pospisil-owned Team Zero Race Car. ... Roth is a fourth-generation driver and his father Travis is a former Late Model racer who retired in 2007.

Lincoln County Raceway

Leonard, of Gibbon, Neb., captured the first Western Outlaws North event. ... He took the point from Kale Kosiski on the ninth lap. ... The event drew nine cars.

Bridgeport Motorsports Park

Yoder, of Middlesburg, Pa., notched his second $4,000 victory of the holiday weekend by leading the last three laps. ... He also won Bedford (Pa.) Speedway's Turk Burket Tribute two evenings earlier. ... Yoder took the checkers 2.064 seconds ahead of Jason Covert, who led laps 1-37. ... Eleven drivers completed 40 laps. ... Shaun Jones and Larry Baer each retired after a single lap. ... The track's lone Super Late Model event of the season drew 19 entrants.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Winning from seventh, Ortega notched his second victory of the season.

Vado Speedway Park

Woodhull Raceway

Stateline Speedway

Dominating the 25-lapper, Boozel won his first Stateline feature since Sept. 2, 2011. ... Douglas Eck's fifth-place finish was a career-best. ... Jason Genco won the Crate Late Model feature after overtaking Kyle Zimmerman on the 10th lap.

Genesee Speedway

Carley, of Freedom, N.Y., led all 25 laps in his first weekend of racing since 2019 (he hadn't competed regularly since 2014). .... His last Crate Late Model victory came Aug. 27, 2011, at Stateline Speedway in Busti, N.Y. ... Carley drove his son Zack's car; Zack is recovering from a hand injury.

Woodhull Raceway

Stateline Speedway

Oakes led all the way from his front-row starting spot for his 10th career Stateline Super Late Model victory. ... Randy Hall won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Jason Genco finished second in the Super and Crate features.

Freedom Motorsports Park

The second-starting Cecce, of Addison, N.Y., overcame multiple attempts to start the race and led all 30 laps to win the $3,074 Ron Baker Memorial. ... Pole-starting Jason Genco spun on the race's second start attempt and was unable to continue. ... Nicholas Eck held off challenges from Andy Boozel and Logan Jaquay to finish third. ... Ryan Scott and Doug Eck each pulled off with unrelated issues. ... Cecce and Nicholas Eck won heats.

Outlaw Speedway

The pole-starting Wonderling, of Wellsville, N.Y., grabbed the lead on lap seven and never looked back, cruising to win the $3,000 weekend opener, his first RUSH Series victory of the season. ... Jared Miley led the opening six circuits before giving way to Wonderling and finishing 3.878 seconds back. ... Daryl Charlier started 19th and finished eighth. ... Wonderling, Miley, Chad Homan and Craig Graham won heats. ... Wonderling won the dash. ... Homan topped Friday's 33-car field in time trials.

Woodhull Raceway

Genesee Speedway

Ricotta was dominating the race when he hit a turn-one rut with three laps remaining, allowing Wonderling to slip by.

Glen Ridge Motorsports Park

The event drew four cars at the first-year Crate Late Model oval.

Genesee Speedway

Wayne County Speedway

Moore won his fourth straight at Wayne County and added a second weekend victory (he won Friday in Attica, Ohio).

Muskingum County Speedway

With the victory, Kinkade guaranteed himself a starting spot in July 6's Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event thanks to the Stakt-sponsored Challenge. ... Leading the final nine laps, Kinkade won from his seventh starting spot, outrunning 21st-starting runner-up Clint Keenan. ... Polesitter Todd Brennan settled for third. ... Steve Peeden won the Crate Late Model feature over Kyle Lukon, leading all 15 laps.

Raceway 7

Henry notched his second Raceway 7 victory of the season.

Attica Raceway Park

Moore took the lead from J.R. Gentry on the 12th lap. ... Schlenk and Moore swapped the lead midrace with Moore finally leading the final six laps for his first career Attica victory. ... “This is the longest it’s ever took me to win a race at a place. … I’ve been kicked out, flipped, wrecked, blown motors…we finally got out here on the horse track (in victory lane)."

Hilltop Speedway

Brennan topped an 11-car field.

Wayne County Speedway

Moore won from the pole position, his third straight Wayne County victory.. ... Bellman, who started outside the front row, rallied after a first-lap flat tire.

Midway Speedway

MRP Raceway Park

Leading all 25 laps, Mahoney edged Stricker by just over a tenth of a second. ... Mahoney pocketed $2,000 in topping the 16-car field. ... Mahoney notched his first victory since Sept. 3, 2017, at Twin Cities Raceway Park in North Vernon, Ind., when he captured the Ted Collins Memorial.

Raceway 7

Santee led all the way from outside the front row.

Wayne County Speedway

Now steering a Longhorn Chasssis, Moore won the 25-lapper by a five-second margin.

Muskingum County Speedway

Brennan earned $2,000. ... Braeden Dillinger won the Crate Late Model feature over Logan Reed. ... On School's Out Night, a $5 discount was offered to spectators presenting a school ID.

Oakshade Raceway

Rusty Schlenk led 16 laps from the pole before sustaining front-end damage in a tangle with slower cars. ... Shiels inherited the lead and captured the season opener.

Midway Speedway

Black earned a career-best $3,000 in the First Clay City Classic.

MRP Raceway Park

Attica Raceway Park

Schlenk took the lead from Gentry on the 14th lap and held off Moore, who spun on the opening lap but rallied. ... Schlenk owns 40 career Attica victories. ... "I was watching the board and I knew Kyle Moore was coming. ... he’s been very good competition," said Schlenk, who blew a radiator hose leading the night's first feature. "We were running hot again so I wasn’t trying to push it."

Attica Raceway Park

Markham, of Ashland, Ohio, won from the pole in the makeup feature from May 3. ... He earned $3,000. ... Former Best Performance Motorsports driver Jeff Babcock got his first top-five in the Late Model division since 2017. ... Rusty Schlenk, who won the night's regularly scheduled feature, led 20 laps before a radiator hose let go. ... J.R. Gentry spun running second and Markham inherited the lead for his 24th career Attica victory.

Hilltop Speedway

Carpenter earned $3,000 in topping the 18-car field.

Raceway 7

Henry notched his sixth Crate Late Model victory of his career at Raceway 7. ... The track hosts the World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series on May 16.

MRP Raceway Park

Stricker earned $2,500 with his victory from the fourth starting spot.

Oklahoma Sports Park

Fourth-starting Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., notched his first career Apex Healthcare Partners Sooner Series victory. ... Polesitter Zach Nickell, who led the first 12 laps before Ross took command, settled for second. ... Third-place finisher Donnie Shipp started on the tail. ... Four drivers completed 25 laps. ... The event drew 11 entries.

Tri-State Speedway

Parmley, of Neosho, Mo., notched his first Cash Money Series victory of the season and fifth of his career. ... He started seventh and outran polesitter Kaeden Cornell, who led the first 10 laps before Parmley took command. ... Sam Petty rallied from 12th to finish fourth in the 30-lapper. ... Sawyer Crigler, a series winner this season in Springfield, Mo., was among early retirees. ... Eight drivers completed 30 laps. ... The event drew 23 entries but Tim Petty and Glen Powell scratched from the feature.

Longdale Speedway

The pole-starting Hughes, of Enid, Okla., led all 25 laps to win $1,000, grabbing his 38th career Sooner Series victory and his second of the season. ... Jon Herring trailed Hughes for much of the race, finishing 3.763 seconds back. ... Chris Wilhite Jr. started eighth and finished fourth. ... Hughes, Herring and Eli Ross won heats. ... Friday's feature lasted 11 minutes, with 10 drivers completing the distance.

Outlaw Motor Speedway

Brandon Jarvis and Chris Wilhite Jr. scratched from the scheduled four-car feature.

Merrittville Speedway

The fifth-starting Rinaldi of Brighton, Ontario, earned $1,500 for his victory in the Vanderlaan Northeast Crate Late Model Alliance and its part of the 10th annual Brian Stevens Memorial. ... Rinaldi also won the series opener May 4 at his hometown track. ... At Merrittville, runner-up Brian McDonald led the first 11 laps before Rinaldi took command in the 25-lapper. ... Rinald took the checkers 2.840 seconds ahead of McDonald. ... Thirteen drivers completed 25 laps with polesitter Rich Sanders the last driver on the lead lap. ... The event drew 18 cars. ... The tour returns to action June 14 at Ransomville (N.Y.) Speedway.

Willamette Speedway

Winebarger won the Strawberry Cup.

Madras Speedway

Cottage Grove Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Bricen James, the reigning tour champ from Albany, Ore., led 40 laps for a $2,000 payday and a sweep of the opening weekend on the I-5 Seires. ... The fourth-starting James took the checkers 3.156 seconds ahead of 11th-starting Rob Mayea, who regained the runner-up spot from Joey Tanner on the final circuit. ... Thirteen of 20 starters completed 40 laps. ... James has four career series victories.

Cottage Grove Speedway

Willamette Speedway

James earned $2,000 in the I-5 Series opener. ... James took the lead from Collen Winebarger, who had led since halfway. ... Joey Tanner led the first 20 laps before retiring. ... Bradley Lehto won the Limited Late Model feature.

Madras Speedway

Southern Oregon Speedway

Beaudoin won the five-car feature.

Willamette Speedway

Coos Bay Speedway

Madras Speedway

Port Royal Speedway

Going fifth to first over a three-lap stretch, Eckert, of York, Pa., denied Andrew Yoder his third straight $4,000 Super Late Model victory. ... Yoder led the first 20 laps from outside the front row, but the ninth-starting Eckert led the final five circuits. ... Eckert stretched his margin at the finish to 2.541 seconds. ... Polesitter Justin Weaver, his team rebounding from engine woes, started on the pole and finished fifth. ... Port Royal hosts the Appalachian Mountain Speedweek on June 8.

Hummingbird Speedway

Brooks won the track's 60th Anniversary season opener.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Mifflintown, Pa.'s Snook, 16, won the 20-lap feature for his first feature victory. ... Bigler rallied from his 21st starting spot to finish fourth. ... Scott Palmer won a makeup feature over Snook, who started 23rd and rallied to finish second.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Zach Gunn rallied from 10th to third.

Marion Center Raceway

Rich Wicker won the Semi-Late feature.

Latrobe Speedway

John Over led 17 laps from the pole before a flat tire forced him to pit. ... Dillinger started seventh.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Loffredo overtook Hoffman on the 10th lap. ... Three cautions stalled the action on the ninth lap.

Dog Hollow Speedway

Mike Laughard won the Crate Late Model feature.

Bedford Speedway

McKean County Raceway

Carley finished second in his first event since 2019.

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Bedford Speedway

Shoemaker held off the eighth-starting Hardy.

Tri-City Raceway Park

Pinkerous, the polesitter and dash winner, earned $3,000 as the RUSH Crate Late Model tour wrapped up its holiday weekend. ... "As soon I looked at the track I knew we had something," said the 14-year-old Ellenville, N.Y., driver after winning his first tour event. "I'm not really used to big tracks, but something about this place seemed to fit me. It was a really good track tonight." ... Tri-City Raceway Park stepped up to host the event after a cancellation by Bradford Speedway in Rew, Pa. ... Tri-City drew 25 cars.

Port Royal Speedway

Leading all 20 laps, McGinnis, of Huntingdon, Pa., earned $2,500 in a race on the undercard of High Limit Racing's Bob Weikert Memorial for sprint cars. ... He outran runner-up Trent Brenneman by six seconds. ... Zimmerman Truck Repair added $500 to the winner's purse of the Limited Late Model feature. ... The race drew 20 entries.

Bedford Speedway

Yoder, of Middleburg, Pa., crossed the checkers 1.284 seconds ahead of 21st-starting Gregg Satterlee to win the $4,000 Turk Burket Tribute. ... Fast qualifier Matt Cosner led 21 laps before a flat knocked him from contention; that handed the lead to Yoder who, driving a Larry Baer-owned car, notched his first Bedford victory. ... The main event lasted 30 minutes with 14 drivers completing 35 laps. ... Nearly half the field was part of a first-lap caution.

Dog Hollow Speedway

Marino Angelicchio won the Crate Late Model feature.

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Hardy, of Stephens City, Va., earned $2,000 for his Fastrak Racing Series victory for Crate Late Models. ... Hardy started third in the 21-car field. ... Kyle Lukon rallied from his 12th starting spot to finish fourth. ... Pole-starting Brent Trimble settled for fifth.

Lernerville Speedway

“I just did my own thing tonight and the car fit me good and it drove like a dream," Dietz said. ... Michael Norris retired running in the top five on the 13th lap. ... Logan Zarin retired while running third with five laps remaining.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Polesitter Jon Lee of Mahaffey, Pa., led all 35 laps and topped the 15-car field to win Friday's $3,500 Shawn "Sheetz" McGarvey Memorial. ... Three minor cautions slowed the action, the last on lap 11. ... Lee and Denny Fenton won heats. ... Gary Little won the Semi-Late feature.

Eriez Speedway

Hess notched his 57th career Super Late Model victory at Eriez to become the track's all-time leader. Bobby Schnars had 56 victories. ... Andy Michael won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Super Late Models chase a $7,600 payday in May 26's unsanctioned Andy Kania Memorial.

Bedford Speedway

Hersh secured the lead when Kyle Lear and 11th-starting Kyle Hardy got caught up in a frontstretch crash that collected five cars. ... Matt Parks improved seven positions in finishing third.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Brandon Dockery of Gastonia, N.C., led all 25 laps for a $2,000 Cagle Automotive Blue Ridge Outlaw tour event. ... Dockery took the checkers 2.635 seconds ahead of Johnny Pursley. ... Seven drivers completed 25 laps. ... Reigning series champion Scott Shirey retired after three laps.

Cherokee Speedway

Laurens County Speedway

Lake View Motor Speedway

Harrell pocketed $2,500.

Laurens County Speedway

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Sumter Speedway

Reigning Blue Ridge tour champ Scott Shirey of Swansea, S.C., earned $3,500. ... Shirey, the night's fast qualifier, led 40 laps in the main event. ... Runner-up Timbo Mangum finished 2.788 seconds behind. ... A dozen starters completed 40 laps. ... The event drew 25 entries.

Laurens County Speedway

Home-track driver Billy Rushton of Greenwood, S.C., earned $1,500 for the 25-lap victory, his first on the GM Performance 602 Series. ... Rushton started outside the front row and led all the way. ... The GM Performance 602 Series drew 10 cars with seven starting the main event. ... The fifth-place finisher isn't a two-time NCAA championship-winning men's basketball coach.

Lancaster Motor Speedway

The event drew 13 entries.

Lake View Motor Speedway

Lancaster Motor Speedway

Fite's victory came on the opening night of the Buddy Crook Memorial. ... Rain squelched May 4's action, including a $20,000-to-win Super Late Model event co-sanctioned by the Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series and Ultimate Southeast circuit.

Bandit Speedway

Miller Central Speedway

Brown County Speedway

Good, the second-year Late Model racer from Watertown, S.D., won from seventh for his first Brown County victory in the division. ... Polesitter Kent Arment settled for second after leading the first eight laps.

Casino Speedway

The night's WISSOTA Late Model feature was rained out.

Bandit Speedway

Casino Speedway

Taking the lead from David Carlson on the eighth lap, Peterson won his second feature of the weekend. ... The Hickson, N.D., driver won 24 hours earlier at Ogilvie (Minn.) Raceway. ... Trevor Walsh won the Limited Late Model feature.

Brown County Speedway

Becker won the season opener from his seventh starting spot, topping the pole-starting Searing. ... The division drew 22 Late Models.

Park Jefferson Speedway

Sobbing topped Dumpert in a battle of front-row starters. ... Johnson rallied from his 10th starting spot.

Casino Speedway

Becker captured the season opener, taking the checkers a straightaway ahead of Charlie Olsen.

I-75 Raceway

Ricky Weiss (604) and David Singleton (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Duck River Raceway Park

Harris won on the undercard of the Schaeffer's Spring Nationals event for Super Late Models.

Clarksville Speedway

Landon Nix won the three-car 604 Crate Late Model feature. ... Cass Fowler earned $2,000 in the J.R. Knight Memorial for 602 Crates.

Clarksville Speedway

Fowler earned $2,000 in purse money by winning the J.R. Knight Memorial along with $1,849 in lap money and $400 in bonuses for a $4,249 haul. ... The purse was set to pay $4,300-to-win provided the division drew 35 cars.

411 Motor Speedway

The third-starting Brooks, of Chattanooga, Tenn., took the points from race-long leader and polesitter Rusty Ballenger won the 29th lap and led the rest of the 40-lap Topless Outlaws feature, earning $3,000. ... Brooks won the 2024 season opener for his first series victory. ... Dante Curtis started second but faded to ninth. ... Jed Emert rallied from his 17th starting spot to finsih sixth. ... Sixteen of 24 starters completed 40 laps. ... Hall of Famer Ronnie Johnson was the first retiree.

Wartburg Speedway

Martin pocketed $2,700 for his Phantom 40 victory.

Clarksville Speedway

Dustin Rollins won the 602 Crate feature.

Duck River Raceway Park

Judge earned $1,500. ... A bigger purse was made possible by sponsorship from Hanger's Flooring, Metal Max and Lucky Duck Prints. ... Dustin Harris won the 602 Crate feature.

Tennessee National Raceway

Caleb Ashby won the 602 Crate feature.

Mountain View Raceway

Ownbey led 30 laps from the pole position for a $2,500 Rocky Top Rumble victory.

Camden Speedway

I-75 Raceway

Riley Hickman (604) and Brady Lee (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Duck River Raceway Park

The third-starting Skinner, of Spring Hill, Tenn., used a last-lap pass to win $3,000 and collect his first series victory of the season. ... Jason Savage led the opening 29 laps from the pole before giving way to Skinner and finishing a scant 0.077 of a second back. ... Seth McCormack improved 11 positions and rounded-out the top five. ... Landon Franklin topped the 29-car field in time trials. ... Clint Nichols won the consolation. ... The win was confirmed by the series May 20 after several protests.

Clarksville Speedway

Forgy snapped Barber's two-race division win streak.

Clayhill Motorsports Park

I-37 Speedway

105 Speedway

Winslett, of Bossier City, La., earned $1,500 on the first-year Gulf South Crate Racing Association. ... The outside front-row starter led all 30 laps and took the checkers a half-second ahead of Chase Holland. ... Holland earned a $500 bonus as the tour driver with the best combined finishes over Memorial Day weekend at Sabine Raceway in Many, La., and 105 Speedway. ... Sabine's winner Corey Neil Jr. was sixth at 105 Speedway. ... Mark Underwood Jr. started 10th and finished fourth.

Texana Raceway Park

Begnaud won from his fourth starting spot in ACLMS action.

I-37 Speedway

Winchester Speedway

Hardy earned $4,000 in the Buddy Armel Tribute. ... Hardy took the lead from Jared Powell on the 11th lap and led the rest of the 35-lapper. ... Runner-up Davin Kaiser finished 1.089 seconds behind at the checkers. ... "He's a legend for a reason and won a ton a races. He paved the way for us guys to keep racing," Hardy said. "Like I said, it's not about us tonight. It's about the Armel family and just being a part of Buddy. It's truly an honor to win this race."

Natural Bridge Speedway

Michael Ayers won the 602 Crate feature.

Virginia Motor Speedway

Lipscombe's victory was on the undercard of Russell Erwin's Vision Wheel Steel Block Bandits victory.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Corey Almond (604) and Bryce Smith (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Winchester Speedway

Fulton won his second straight race after his first career Crate Late Model victory a week earlier at Natural Bridge (Va.) Speedway.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Braeson Fulton won his first career Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Corey Almond won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Bryce Smith of Covington, Va., notched his first career 602 Crate Late Model victory. ... Rain threatened the program multiple times with competitors twice taking to the track to help pack the surface.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Bargender rallied from 18th for a top-five finish. ... Charlie Olsen won the USRA Limited Late Model feature.

Shawano Speedway

Gondik Law Speedway

Eder won from his fifth starting spot, overtaking Estey with five laps remaining. ... Polesitter Mike Bellefeuille was among retirees after leading the first lap.

Lafayette County Speedway

Ty Webster of Monroe, Wis., won from the tail of the 10-car field for his first career Limited Late Model victory. ... The 19-year-old, in his second Late Model season, is the nephew of veteran racer David Webster.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Shawano Speedway

Springborn won from the pole to earn $1,500.

Rice Lake Speedway

Bargender, a second-year Late Model driver from Chippewa Falls, Wis., earned $2,000 in the Swant Graber 30. ... The race was cut from 40 laps because of threatening weather. ... Bargender's victory was his first in a Late Model at Rice Lake.

Cedar Lake Speedway

A.J. Diemel was among early retirees in the 21-car field. ... Matt Larson won the USRA-sanctioned Limited Late Model feature.

Shawano Speedway

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Eagle Valley Speedway

Lafayette County Speedway

Sweet improved eight positions to finish third, two spots behind pole-starting winner Jason Robbins.

Red Cedar Speedway

Mahder won the 17-car feature from the seventh starting spot. ... Buddy Hanestad had a 14th-to-fourth charge.

Shawano Speedway

Many Shawano regulars competed at Plymouth (Wis.) Dirt Track's season opener.

Plymouth Dirt Track

McGrath earned $1,500 in the Super Six opener. ... He has 16 career Plymouth victories. ... The event drew 24 Late Models.

Red Cedar Speedway

Mahder, of Bloomer, Wis., won from his fourth starting spot. ... He took the lead from Greg Nippoldt on the 11th lap.

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Shawano Speedway

Winning from fifth in the eight-car field, Swedberg made it 2-for-2 on the season. ... Todd Frank scratched from the feature.

Eagle Valley Speedway

Gravity Park USA

Mueller won from outside the front row. ... The event drew 13 Late Models with 11 starting the feature. ... The track also plans a June 28 Late Model program.

Lafayette County Speedway

Tyler County Speedway

Carpenter also won the night's King of the Hill competition. ... Ryan Hare scored a Crate Late Model repeat ... Carpenter and Ryan Payne also teamed up to win the Grocery Car race sponsored by Middlebourne Galaxy Food Center. the Carpenter-Payne team edged the Travis Brown-Kyle Thomas team by inches in a frontstretch competition where one driver (Carpenter) sat in the cart and other (Payne) pushed.

Elkins Raceway

Lake, who also captured a victory one night earlier at Ohio Valley Speedway in Washington, W.Va., won from his seventh starting spot. ... Polesitter Logan Hitt setteld for fourth in the 16-car field. ... George Casto won the Crate Late Model feature.

Princeton Raceway

After multiple rainouts, the track had its grand reopening with a five-division program.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Elkins Raceway

The event drew 17 Super Late Models. ... Ryan Frazee won the Crate Late Model feature.

Ohio Valley Speedway

Making his ninth division start, Dennis captured his first Super Late Model feature. ... He also won the night's sport mod feature.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Tyler County Speedway

Carpenter won by whopping eight-second margin. ... Ryan Hare captured his first Crate Late Model feature, topping Kyle Thomas and a 10-car field.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Shane Greco won the Crate Late Model feature. .. The night's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals program was scrapped because of unsuitable weather.

Gillette Thunder Speedway

Gillette Thunder Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Brian McDonald led four laps, but when he got too high on the backstretch, Sandercock took control and raced to his first victory of 2024.

Buxton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Brighton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Brighton Speedway

The sixth-starting Rinaldi earned a $2,024 hometown victory in the Northeast Crate Alliance season opener, a caution-plagued 40-lapper. ... He notched his first NLMA triumph. ... Kyle Sopaz led the first six laps before Rinaldi took command. ... Charlie Sandercock improved five positions, finishing second. ... James Seymour and David Vandertoorn each gained four spots, finishing fourth and sixth. ... Rinaldi and Steve Baldwin won heats. ... The event drew 17 cars.