Deep South Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

The pole-starting Bray, of Hull, Ga., led all 30 laps for the $2,000 victory and his third of the season on the Red Clay 602 Series. ... Fourth-starting Brandon Brown grabbed second on lap three and trailed Bray the rest of the way, finishing 0.539 of a second back. ... Nikalas Godfrey started 12th and finished seventh. ... Bray topped the 13-car field in time trials.

North Alabama Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

Moulton Speedway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Blaine Mattey scratched from the scheduled four-car feature.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Blake Tracer notched his first top-five in the division.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Placerville Speedway

El Paso County Raceway

The polesitting Bellm earned $1,000 in a race co-sanctioned by the High Plains tour and Western Outlaws. ... Randy Hoff and Chris Luzmoor scratched from the scheduled 10-car feature.

Delaware International Speedway

Georgetown Speedway

Hill led all 20 laps for a $1,000 payday.

All-Tech Raceway

Wyatt Gainey won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Southern Raceway

East Bay Raceway Park

Woody earned $4,000.

Southern Raceway

Slay earned $2,029 in winning the Fox Labor Day Bash. ... Osman Jones won the 602 Crate feature.

Volusia Speedway Park

Bubba Roling won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... Each division winner earned $2,000.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

John Anderson scratched. ... The touring event drew a season-low three cars. ... Rod Roberts won the Limited Late Model feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Brandon Haley won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Oliver, of Murphy, N.C., earned $3,000 for his first career Topless Outlaws victory. ... Junior Whitener (604) and Cooper Twiggs (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Swainsboro Raceway

Boyd, of Blackshear, Ga., earned $2,500 on the Southern Clash circuit. ... The tour ran its first race in more than two months.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chase Watkins won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... A schedule GM Performance 602 touring event was rescheduled for Sept. 28.

Hartwell Speedway

Sugar Creek Raceway

Junior Whitener (604) and Dylan Beaver (602) won Crate Late Model features. ... Sugar Creek hosts a $3,000-to-win Topless Outlaw Series feature on Sept. 21.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Woods also won the three-car 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Winger picked up a home-track victory after abandoning a rough trip to Ohio's Eldora Speedway for the World 100. ... Matthew Taylor (604) and Brandon McDaniel (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Historic 441 Speedway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Davenport Speedway

Miller won opening night of the Davenport Dirt Stars. ... There's $3,000 on the line in Sept. 28's event.

Shelby County Speedway

Winning his first career Late Model event, Jack Hearty of Omaha, Neb., earned $3,098 in the finale of the Tiny Lund Memorial and Brandon Saltzman Showdown. ... Sixteen drivers completed 25 laps. ... Zach Zeitner wrapped up the track title.

Shelby County Speedway

The ninth-starting Denning, of Sterling, Ill., earned $1,998 on the opening night of the Tiny Lund Memorial and Brandon Saltzman Showdown. ... Polesitter Dylan Schmer finished sixth. ... Sept. 21's finale pays $3,098-to-win.

Davenport Speedway

Denning's victory came on the undercard of Garrett Alberson's Lucas Oil Midwest LateModel Racing Association triumph.

Davenport Speedway

Ryan won from outside the front row. ... Broderick Prescott notched his first top-five in the division.

Spoon River Speedway

Feger earned $3,000 in the season finale. .... Christian Miles won the Crate Late Model feature, the second of the season and second of his career.

Sycamore Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Macon Speedway

Tri-City Speedway

Despite having to swap motors after damaging a powerplant the previous night, Burwell swept the two-race weekend at Tri-City. ... Saturday's victory paid $2,500.

Kankakee County Speedway

Ewing, the DIRTcar Crate division points leader, won by a 2.778-second margin.

Spoon River Speedway

Tri-City Speedway

Burwell earned $2,000.

Peoria Speedway

The track's Sept. 21 Illinois State Championship Hamilton Memorial pays $5,000-to-win for Super Late Models.

Charleston Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Sneed won the first of two twin 25-lap features.

Kankakee County Speedway

Hammond won by a near half-track margin.

Spoon River Speedway

Highland Speedway

Moore made the trip from Ohio for his first Highland victory.

Spoon River Speedway

Brandon Sweitzer won the Crate Late Model feature.

Brownstown Bullring

Bauer won the Bi-State Battle feature from his third starting spot.

Tri-County Fairgrounds

Rich Bell earned $1,000 for the 15-lap victory. ... Late Models highlighted the program on the half-mile oval as racing returned at the Mendota, Ill., oval for the first time in five years. ... The event drew 12 cars.

Quincy Raceway

Brownstown Speedway

Cain won his fourth in a row.

Brownstown Speedway

Cain notched his third straight victory.

Shadyhill Speedway

Shadyhill Speedway

Caney Valley Speedway

The pole-starting Hughes of Enid, Okla., notched his career-leading 40th series victory. ... He overtook Eli Ross on the 11th lap. .... “We ran six or so laps side-by-side then we rolled by him,” Hughes said. “I felt the bottom was going to stay pretty good and the middle would wear out. We were able to run the top harder and when the track slowed down we could run the bottom pretty good. We got lucky and hit everything just right.” ... Ross moved into the points lead when Zach Nickell was involved in a lap-18 crash that saw Adam Popp get upside downon the frontstretch; no one was injured.

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Marlar collected $1,700.

Rockcastle Speedway

Richmond Raceway

Polesitter Josh Dietz of Hebron, Ky., won the $3,000 Crate Late Model prelim ahead of the following night's $10,000-to-win Damn Yankees 50 (which ended up raining out). ... Dietz led all but the first of 30 laps (Colby Quick led the first lap but ended up 10th). ... Eighth-starting Michael chilton finished second. ... Ricky Weiss rallied from 24th to finish third. ... Fourteen of 24 starters completed 30 laps.

191 Speedway

Freddie Carpenter of Parkersburg, W.Va., earned $3,000 for his victory in the Wince Mayabb Memorial. ... Sept. 21's Swift Silver 40 pays $7,500-to-win.

Mountain Motor Speedway

Mountain Motor Speedway

Fouts, of Kite, Ky., earned $3,000 in the unsanctioned Tim Breeding Memorial (an Ultimate Heart of America event scheduled for the same night was cancelled). ... Fouts led all 30 laps and took the checkers 0.716 of a second ahead of Tyler Arrington. ... Fouts has 22 combined victories between Supers and Crates.

Florence Speedway

Ethan Toedter locked up the track title.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

The 65-year-old Christy, who started third, won despite his right-rear tire going flat late.

Rockcastle Speedway

Willard Speedway

Taylor, of South Shore, Ky., had his third consecutive winning weekend. ... Kent Keyser won the Crate Late Model feature.

191 Speedway

Brandon Fouts was suspended for fighting, preventing him from competing in the track's Sept. 20-21 special event weekend. ... World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series regular Ryan Gustin scratched with transmission issues. ... Jeremy Cantrell won the Crate Late Model feature. ... The track reopened under the new ownership of brothers Willard and Wilford Lawson Jr., drawing 10 Super Late Models and nine Crate Late Models.

Rockcastle Speedway

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Willard Speedway

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

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Rallying from his 20th starting spot, Avery Taylor of South Shore, Ky., led the final five laps for a $3,500 victory. ... Derek Fisher led the first 25 laps. ... taylor won by 1.846 seconds over runner-up Cody Rogers. ... Fourteen of 20 starters completed 30 laps. ... The three-couple group that owns the track recently announced the facility was for sale. They plan to continue operating it until it's sold.

Windy Hollow Speedway

Sabine Speedway

Litton, of Alexandria, La., earned $1,500 in the finale of the Fall Southern Showdown on the Gulf South Crate circuit. ... The series founder took the checkers 1.932 seconds ahead of Bubba Mullins. ... Friday's Sabine winner Chase Holland was third. ... Eleven drivers completed 30 laps.

Sabine Speedway

The third-starting Chase Holland of Success, Miss., took the checkers 1.683 seconds ahead of pole-starting Robbie Stuart in the first of two $1,500-to-win Gulf South Crate weekend features at Sabine. ... Holland, who took the lead from Start on the 20th of 30 laps, notched his third series victory of the season and first since April. ... Series founder Rob Litton finished fourth. ... Sixteen of 21 starters completed 30 laps.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Easley, of Osyka, Miss., notched his first career Crate Late Model victory.

Super Bee Speedway

Potomac Speedway

Robinson, of Georgetown, Del., earned $4,000 for winning the Hills Memorial. ... Robinson took the lead from Trevor Collins just past halfway in the scheduled 30-lapper. ... Tyler Bare finished second and Floridian Clay Harris joined Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series regular Robinson on the podium. ... Eleven of 23 starters were running at the finish.

Hagerstown Speedway

Hagerstown Speedway

Hardy won the Hub City Nationals for a $2,500 payday.

Hagerstown Speedway

Shawn Shoemaker wrapped up the division title.

Potomac Speedway

Collins earned $4,000 in the Huey Wilcoxon Memorial. ... He narrowly held off Dale Hollidge, winning by 0.093 of a second.

Mount Pleasant Speedway

Finley earned $2,500 in the Katie Hutson Late Model Show paying tribute to Kolton Hutson.

Crystal Motor Speedway

The third-starting FInley, of St. Johns, Mich., earned $4,000 for capturing the two-day Great Lakes Nationals. ... Finley overtook race-long leader and polesitter Ryan Lanphierd on the 31st lap and led the rest of the 40-lapper. ... FInley took the checkers 0.856 of a second ahead of runner-up Mike Vandermark while Lanphierd was third. ... Garrett Wiles started 12th and finished eighth. ... Eleven drivers completed 40 laps.

Thunderbird Raceway

Gokey earned a $2,000 Rolling Thunder victory for his ninth overall triumph of 2024. ... John Clark won the Crate Late Model feature.

Merritt Speedway

Stemlber notched his seventh career Allstar Performance Challenge victory. ... No purse info was publicized.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Derrick Hilliker won the five-car outlaw-rules event.

Madison Speedway

Schroeder won on opening night of the Madtown Showdown

I-94 EMR Speedway

Greseth, of Harwood, N.D., rallied from 11th to win the third WISSOTA 100 qualifying feature. ... He'll start outside the front row in Sept. 14's three-wide WISSOTA 100 feature.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Rebounding from a rough outing after starting on the pole of Wednesday's Structural Buildings WISSOTA Challenge Series feature, Grosz earned a front-row starting spot in Sept. 14's WISSOTA 100 finale. ... The top eight finishers are eligible to start in the middle lane of the three-wide starting grid. ... Grosz notched his first Late Model feature victory.

KRA Speedway

Greenbush Race Park

The polesitting Strand completed a weekend sweep at Greenbush in topping the 11th-starting Brody Troftgruben and a 27-car field.

I-35 Speedway

Tyler Hibner scratched from the scheduled five-car field.

Farmington Empire Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Burwell notched his third career Super Late Model victory. ... He earned $2,000 in the Pepsi Nationals.

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

Shayne Bailey scratched from the scheduled three-car feature.

I-35 Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Callaway Raceway

Springfield Raceway

The pole-starting Crigler, of Alton, Mo., notched his series-leading fifth victory of the season, earning $1,000. ... He led all 30 laps and took the checkers a half-second ahead of Brandon Baldridge. ... Jace Parmley rallied from his 20th starting spot to round out the top five. ... Fifteen cars were running at the finish, 10 on the lead lap.

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

Bailey won the Northwest Missouri State Fair Race, the first time Late Models had been part of the program in many years.

Central Missouri Speedway

The event drew just four cars. ... The division was removed from Sept. 14's Hog Roast Nationals program.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Bryson Mitchell of Russellville, Ala., earned $2,000 fo rthe Rogers-Dabbs Crate Racin' USA 602 Crate Late Model touring victory. ... Brandon Brown led the first 12 laps and Mitchell the rest of the 30-lapper. ... Mitchell notched his second tour victory of the season; he won May 26 at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Miss.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Colby Ponds won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Corinth Motor Speedway

Tony Harris scratched from the scheduled four-car race.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Whynot Motorsports Park

Greenville Speedway

Showah's victory wrapped up the division title. ... Charlie Kilgore won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Corinth Motor Speedway

Steven Isbell won the 602 Crate feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Brodie Thompson won the 602 Crate feature.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Chris Tays won the 602 Crate feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Hughes drove Rodney Wing's car to victory. ... Hughes won on the undercard of Morgan Bagley's Comp Cams Super Dirt Series triumph. ... Josh Parkerson won the 602 Crate feature.

Big Sky Speedway

Lynn Amick of Rapid City, S.D., inherited the $3,636 Kelly Hample Memorial victory after crossing the line third. ... Apparent winner Eddie Kirchoff (illegally grooved tire) and apparent runner-up Jeremy Castro (deck-height violation) were disqualified. ... Dwayne Fowler led the first lap, Ryan Fasching led the next four and previous night winner Don Shaw the next three laps before Kirchoff took command on lap nine. ... Ty Hample, the race honoree's son, rallied from the tail to cross line fourth and was elevated to second in the official finish.

Big Sky Speedway

Shaw, of Ham Lake, Minn., led all 36 laps in the opening Kelly Hample Memorial event for a $1,236 payday. ... Ty Hample, Kelly Hample's son, was running second when he retired on the 25th lap after losing his car's air cleaner. ... The same drivers will chase a $3,636 payday Sept. 21 in the weekend honoring one of Montana's winningest Dirt Late Model racers who died in March. ... The event drew 24 Late Models.

Gallatin Speedway

Fairgrounds Raceway

Kennie Compton Jr. won his third straight series event and fifth of the season on the first-year tour. ... Compton overcame first-lap contact with the interior wall.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Malone won on the undercard of Dustin Mitchell's Carolina Clash victory.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

Polesitter Jesse Rockett of Lucia, N.C., notched his second Blue Ridge victory of the season, earning $4,000. ... Rockett led all 30 laps and took the checkers 1.532 seconds ahead of fellow front-row starter Scott Shirley. ... Dalton Hodge started 16th and finished sixth. ... Ten of 23 starters were running at the finish. ... Kendal Tucker won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

Tucker's victory came on the undercard of Jesse Rockett's Blue Ridge Outlaw victory for Limited Late Models. ... Beckham Malone won the 602 Crate feature.

Fairgrounds Raceway

Jamestown Speedway

Ryan Mikkelson of Alexandria, Minn., earned $4,553 for his Stock Car Stampede victory. ... He led all 30 laps and took the checkers 3.571 seconds ahead of Dustin Strand. ... Eleven drivers completed the 30-lap distance.

U.S. 30 Speedway

Johnson earned $1,515 in the 28th annual Abe Lincoln Memorial.

Vado Speedway Park

Genesee Speedway

Pinkerous, of Ellenville, N.Y., won Sunday's $3,000 Topless Nationals finale, sweeping the two-day event for local RUSH Crates. ... It was originally scheduled as a Friday-Saturday doubleheader before the finale was pushed to Sunday because of rain.

Genesee Speedway

Brock Pinkerous, the 14-year-old from Ellenville, N.Y., topped Friday's field to win $4,100 in the Topless Nationals opener. ... Pinkerous regained the lead from Jeremy Wonderling on the 19th lap after Wonderling led five laps. ... Pinkerous also won Sunday's rain-delayed finale.

Skyline Raceway Motorsports Park

Freedom Motorsports Park

Max Blair of Centerville, Pa., earned $3,558 victory in the track's Fall Classic, which drew 12 Super Late Models. .... Jon Lee and Greg Oakes collided on the initial start, sending a concrete barrier tumbling and require a red flag for wall repairs. ... Jason Dobson spun in a tight battle with Blair for the lead in turn three.

Woodhull Raceway

Freedom Motorsports Park

Davis earned $2,558 in the Mike Duclon Memorial on the opening night of the Fall Classic.

Woodhull Raceway

Marlatt wrapped up the track championship.

Can-Am Speedway

The fourth-starting Pangrazio, of Elba, N.Y., won for the second straight night in Northeast Alliance action. ... He won Thursday at Brockville (Ontario) Speedway. ... Kyle Sopaz led the first 11 laps from outside the front row before Pangrazio took control. ... Polesitter Brian McDonald ended up sixth. ... Ten of 14 starters were running at the finish. ... Aaron Jacobs scratched from the feature. ... The series heads to Brighton (Ontario) Speedway to wrap up three straight nights of action.

Midway Speedway

Earning $2,200, Milbee, of Poca, W.Va., notched his fourth straight SBLMS vicotry and ninth of the season. ... The event drew 27 entries. ... Fourteen drivers completed 25 laps.

Wayne County Speedway

Moore captured the Ohio Dirt Blowout feature.

Oakshade Raceway

Casey Noonan overtook Rusty Smith midrace and grabbed his first victory of the season.

MRP Raceway Park

Steve Duderstadt wrapped up the track title.

Attica Raceway Park

Markham overtook Rusty Schlenk on the 11th lap of the nonstop 25-lapper. ... “Rusty and Kyle (Moore) have pretty much won everything here this year except for Mikey (Bores) and me getting just one. So to beat them is an accomplishment," Markham said. "The car was just really good…it’s been good since I made a bunch of changes to it about two months ago.”

Hilltop Speedway

Milbee, of Poca, W.Va., earned $1,500 for his series-leading eighth SBLMS victory of the season and 23rd of his career. ... Milbee started outside the front row in the Weekend on the Hill event. ... Runner-up Matt Mevlin started fifth. ... Chad Roush rallied from his 11th starting spot to finish fourth. ... Polesitter Steve Dotson was the first retiree.

Muskingum County Speedway

Kinkade won on the undercard of Devin Moran's XR Super Series victory in the Jim Dunn Memorial.

Hilltop Speedway

Freddie Carpenter earned $4,000 for the Weekend on the Hill victory. ... The track hosts the Burlile Steel Block Late Model Series on Sept. 14 to complete the weekend.

Wayne County Speedway

Moore notched his 19th victory of the season overall.

Tri-State Speedway

Sixth-starting Jace Parmley of Neosho, Mo., notched his second career Sooner touring victory. ... Eli Ross led 23 laps but retired to put Parmley out front the final two laps. ... Nick Glaze finished 1.244 seconds behind as the runner-up, his first top-10 finish on the circuit. ... Eight driver completed 25 laps. ... Parmley's first series victory came June 24, 2023, at Salina (Okla.) Highbanks Speedway.

Thunderbird Speedway

The 11th-starting Hansen, of Fort Gibson, Okla., stormed to take the lead on lap 17 and won Friday's $1,000 20-lapper for his second Sooner Series victory of the season and his first since June 29 at Salina (Okla.) High Banks. ... Sixth-starting Troy Bynum finished second, a distant 4.769 seconds back. ... Eli Ross led the opening 16 laps before retiring. ... Kip Hughes retired on lap 18. ... Ross and Hughes won heats.

Southern Oregon Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Luckman won by nearly four seconds.

Madras Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Madras Speedway

Willamette Speedway

Frick won from his 16th starting spot. ... Randy Barley won the Limited Late Model feature.

Willamette Speedway

The pole-starting Collen Winebarger of Corbett, Ore., won his series-leading sixth race of the season and ninth of his career, pocketing $2,000. ... Winning by 2.880 seconds, Winebarger denied runner-up Joey Tanner a weekend sweep of I-5 tour competition at Willamette; Tanner started seventh. ... Seven drivers completed 40 laps. ... Outside front-row starter Trent Croy was among retirees. ... Bricen James wrapped up his second consecutive tour championship.

Bedford Speedway

Marion Center Raceway

Vern Ward won the Semi-Late feature.

Eriez Speedway

Rohrer earned $2,500 during the September Sweep weekend in a race honoring his late father.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Reft led all the 20 laps for his first division victory since May 21, 2022.

Latrobe Speedway

McKean County Raceway

Waters led all 20 laps for his first Crate Late Model victory in nearly three years. ... Five-time winner Jeremy Wonderling wrapped up the track title.

Dog Hollow Speedway

Mike Laughard won the Crate Late Model feature, his fourth in a row at Dog Hollow.

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

Pinkerous led 20 laps for his first career PPMS Crate Late Model victory.

Clinton County Speedway

Yoder earned $1,500 in winning the season-ending Keystone 40 by a half-track margin.

BAPS Motor Speedway

Smith, of Duncannon, Pa., won from his fifth starting spot.

Marion Center Raceway

Path Valley Speedway

Hidden Valley Speedway

Gary Little won a makeup feature in the division.

Dog Hollow Speedway

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Pittsburgh's Pa. Motor Speedway

The polesitting Schneider earned $1,500.

Hidden Valley Speedway

Smeal notched his first Hidden Valley victory in several seasons.

Roaring Knob Mtsprts Complex

Dillinger earned $1,000 in the Ernie Jones Memorial.

Port Royal Speedway

Brenneman earned $3,333 for a Butch Renninger Memorial victory as he wrapped up the track title. .... The race was postponed by rain from Aug. 31. ... The Super Late Model portion of the Butch Renninger Memorial was rescheduled for Sept. 6.

Bedford Speedway

Lake View Motor Speedway

Polesitter Brandon Dockery of Gastonia, N.C., grabbed his series-leading fifth Blue Ridge victory of the season. ... He earned $2,500 in leading all 30 laps and taking the checkers 1.411 seconds ahead of Timbo Mangum. ... Dalton Hodge came from 13th to eighth. ... A dozen drivers completed 30 laps. ... The event drew 24 cars. ... The companion Southern Wedge Late Model Association event was cancelled when only two drivers committed to race.

Cherokee Speedway

Pole-starting Jeremy Steele of York, S.C., finished nearly two seconds ahead of runner-up and fellow front-row starter Layton Sullivan. ... Steele owns four of the last five series events. ... Ten of 17 starters completed 30 laps. ... Teddy Musgrave was the first retiree.

Lake View Motor Speedway

Batten led flag-to-flag in outrunning points leader Shaun Harrell.

Laurens County Speedway

Travelers Rest Speedway

Compton won his fourth vicotry on the ifrst-year Southern Wedge circuit. ... Tim Dale scratched from the 20-lap feature.

Travelers Rest Speedway

Polesitter Matt Long of Concord, N.C., earned $2,500 for his second Blue Ridge victory of the season. ... Long led all 30 laps. ... Larry Timms was a half-second behind at the checkers. ... Sixteen drivers completed the distance. ... Blake Craft scratched from the feature.

Cherokee Speedway

Park Jefferson Speedway

Beyenhof, who plans to step back from racing in 2025, earned $1,500 in the Westrock Iron Cup at the shortened and reconfigured track.

Casino Speedway

Grosz notched his first Late Model victory at his adopted hometown track. ... Tony Croninger won the Limited Late Model feature at the Autumn Classic.

Casino Speedway

Trevor Walsh won the Limited Late Model feature on the first of two nights of action at the Autumn Classic.

Casino Speedway

Clarksville Speedway

Braeden Frost won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Clayhill Motorsports Park

Mountain View Raceway

I-75 Raceway

Volunteer Speedway

Welshan won on the undercard of Camaron Marlar's $10,000 Scorcher victory for Super Late Models.

Smoky Mountain Speedway

Hall of Famer Skip Arp of Georgetown, Tenn., dominated for a $5,000 Topless Outlaw victory. ... He notched his second series victory of the season and seventh of his career. ... Arp took the checkers 0.697 of a second ahead of Rusty Ballenger. ... Fifteen drivers completed 40 laps in a makeup race from June.

Smoky Mountain Speedway

Arp's victory came in a tuneup for the following night's Topless Outlaws tour event paying $5,000-to-win.

Clarksville Speedway

Jimmy Halford (604) and Braeden Frost (602) won Crate Late Model features

Crossville Speedway

Zach Shannon won the Crate Late Model feature.

Clayhill Motorsports Park

Mountain View Raceway

Blankenship earned $2,000 in the King of the Crate special.

Wartburg Speedway

Big O Speedway

Hunt County Raceway

Austin Theiss of Brenham, Texas, earned $1,500 for winning his second ACLMS victory of the season. ... He topped fellow front-row starter Dennie Geiber. ... Prelims were run the previous evening. ... Beau Begnaud wrapped up the series championship.

Big O Speedway

Big O Speedway

I-37 Speedway

Hunt County Raceway

Corey Neil Jr. of Bridge City, Texas, took the checkers first, but he was disqualified because his crew entered the track's infield after the race, violating a series rule that officials say was mentioned three times to drivers during the pre-race meeting . ... The polesitting Starnes, of Baytown, Texas, inherited the $2,500 ACLMS victory. ... Donnie Shipp rallied from 19th to finish sixth. ... Outside front-row starter Patrik Daniel was among retirees.

Big O Speedway

Grayson County Speedway

Winning his second ACLMS race of the season, Dennie Gieber of Frankston, Texas, started outside the front row and topped polesitter Patrik Daniel. ... Gieber led all 20 laps. ... All 15 starters were running at the finish, nine on the lead lap.

Desert Thunder Raceway

Cook won the opening night of the three-race Clash weekend, which drew two Late Models.

Winchester Speedway

Hardy eanred $2,000. ... Brannon rallied from 13th to third.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Winchester Speedway

Davis led all 25 non-stop laps. ... Late Model regular Mason Zeigler won the $7,025 modified feature.

Wythe Raceway

Winchester Speedway

The hometowner Feathers, winning his third race of the season and second at Winchester, led all 40 laps of the Curt Hershey Memorial for a $3,000 payday. ... Feathers took the checkers more than a half-track ahead of runner-up James Lichliter. ... Seven drivers completed 40 laps. ... Dale Hollidge was among four drivers retiring after a single lap. ... Kyle Hardy won the Crate Late Model feature.

Natural Bridge Speedway

Corey Almond won the Crate Late Model feature.

Wythe Raceway

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Cedar Lake Speedway

Fourth-starting Ashley Anderson of Elk Mound, Wis., earned $3,000 in capturing the Legendary 100 finale for the Late Model division. ... Anderson, who took the checkers 0.716 of a second ahead of A.J. Diemel, led the final eight laps. ... Diemel led the first 20 laps while Pat Doar led laps 21-27. ... Cade Nelson won the USRA Limited Late Model feature.

Cedar Lake Speedway

The second-starting Doar topped the 12th-starting Nelson to win the second of three Legendary 100 events (Saturday's finale pays $3,000-to-win). ... Cade Nelson won the USRA Limited Late Model feature.

Cedar Lake Speedway

Diemel won the opening feature of the three-night Legendary 100 weekend. ... Cade Nelson won the USRA Limited Late Model feature over Matt Larson.

Gondik Law Speedway

Ashley Anderson of Elk Mound, Wis., earned $4,000 for winning the Late Model portion of the Northern Natioanls. ... He started on the pole and led all 40 laps, finishing nearly 11 seconds ahead of runner-up Kevin Burdick. ... Dan Bargender rallied from 13th to fourth. ... Anderson lapped all but four competitors. ... Tim McMann was the first retiree.

Eagle River Speedway

Aho also won a makeup feature. ... He reached the 100-career victory plateau in his dirt racing career.

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Eagle Valley Speedway

Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Rice Lake Speedway

Kody Koski, the grandson of Hall of Famer Tom Nesbitt, won his first division feature when Josh Wahlstrom had a late flat tire after an eventful race. ... A spinning slower car collected Josh Wahlstrom and Matt Larson on the seventh lap as they battled for the lead with Cade Nelson. ...On the final lap, Nelson tried to overtake the leading Wahlstrom, sending him spinning. Wahlstrom was restored to the lead and Nelson sent to the tail.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Elkins Raceway

Hawkins led all the way for a $3,000 victory in the Fall Festival 50. ... Garret Paugh won the 30-lap Crate Late Model feature, his fourth Elkins victory of the season. ... The event was postponed two weeks by rain.

Beckley Motor Speedway

Greco won on the undercard of Freddie Carpenter's $10,000 Mountaineer 50 victory for Super Late Models.

Gillette Thunder Speedway

The hometowner Kirchoff completed a three-race sweep of the East-West Clash. ... Kirchoff earned $1,200 on the night and $3,000 for the weekend. ... Mike Jager was nearly 10 seconds behind at the checkers. ... The event drew a dozen cars with everyone running at the finish and eight on the lead lap.

Brighton Speedway

The seventh-starting Sandercock, of Trenton, Ontario, led the final 29 laps to capture Saturday's $4,000 finale of the two-day Applefest Shootout. It's his second Northeast Crate Alliance victory of the season and his first since June 14 at Ransomville (N.Y.) Speedway. ... Adam Turner improved 10 spots and trailed Sandercock the final 22 circuits, finishing 0.556 of a second back. ... David Vandertoorn started 14th and finished third. ... Sandercock, Nate Rinaldi and James Seymour won Friday's heats. ... Rinaldi wrapped up the series title.

Buxton Speedway

Schlenk won his first trip to the Canadian oval in six seasons.

Brighton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

Buxton Speedway

C.J. Field wrapped up the track title.

Brighton Speedway

Leading the final two laps, track champion Steve Baldwin of Trenton, Ontario, earned $1,500 for his second Northeast Alliance victory of the season. ... Charlie Sandercock led most of the way before Baldwin took over in the race's waning moments. ... Baldwin snapped the two-race winning streak of David Pangrazio, who won the previous two nights in series action at Brockville (Ontario) Speedway and Can-Am Speedway in LaFargeville, N.Y.

Buxton Speedway

Field won by a 6.908-second margin.

Brockville Speedway

The fourth-starting Pangrazio, of Elba, N.Y., took the lead on lap four and never looked back en route to winning Thursday's 25-lap feature. Pangrazio pocketed $1,500 with his second series win of the season. ... Second-starting Brian McDonald led the opening three laps before finishing 1.862 seconds back. ... Brandon Mowat started 13th and finished seventh. ... Ryan Lambert and Charlie Sandercock won heats.