Moulton Speedway

Penton Raceway

Brent Cartwright won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Parker Marchman won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Talladega Short Track

Sterling Freeman (604) and Nikalas Godfrey (602) won Crate Late Model features.

North Alabama Speedway

Moulton Speedway

Penton Raceway

The pole-starting Traylor won on the undercard of David Breazeale's $5,000 Southern All Star victory.

Deep South Speedway

Holland also won the modified feature and owns 18 multidivision victories in 2024.

North Alabama Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Chase Giddens won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Buckshot Speedway

Brown earned $3,500 in the Summer Scorcher 30. ... The track routinely doesn't report results.

Moulton Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Sterling Evilsizer won the 602 Crate feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Griffith earned $3,000 in the Firecrxacker 50.

Penton Raceway

Horton grabbed a $2,400 victory. ... The track hosts the Coltman Farms Southern All Star Series on July 12.

Moulton Speedway

Caleb Ashby won the 602 Crate feature.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Jackson Thomason won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Talladega Short Track

David Kay (604) and Nikalas Godfrey (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Hollis Speedway

The track has scheduled a $1,500-to-win Limited Late Model event for July 6, and event that will include a fireworks show.

Deep South Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Keith McGuire won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Tri-County Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Jamie Godbee won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Green's victory is under protest. ... He's set to pick up a $3,000 payday. ... Joe Picklesimer won the night's 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Penton Raceway

The track announced a $2,400-to-win race for Limited Late Models on June 28.

Moulton Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Kay's victory was on the undercar of Jason Welshan's Vision Wheel Steel Block Bandits triumph. ... Mario Gresham won the 602 Crate feature.

Deep South Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Jason Lively (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

North Alabama Speedway

Cruz Wallace won the 604 Crate Late Model feature

Hollis Speedway

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Hawkins won from the pole position.

Moulton Speedway

Cruz Wallace won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

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.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Sterling Evilsizer captured the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Cruz Graves won the 602 Crate feature.

Moulton Speedway

McRee led all 20 laps in the five-car feature.

Penton Raceway

Payton Stevenson won the 602 Crate feature.

Tri-County Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Cruz Graves won the 602 Crate feature.

Moulton Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Sterling Evilsizer won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Brent Cartwright won the 602 Crate feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Cruz Graves won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Robinson topped a 16-car field at the track formerly called Thunder Valley Speedway.

North Alabama Speedway

Starting outside the front row and leading 50 laps, Stephens, of Phenix City, Ala., earned $5,000 in the fledgling CRUSA 602 Sportsman tour's second-ever event. ... Third-starting Cruz Wallace trailed Stephens the final 43 laps, finishing 0.524 of a second back. ... Tony Anglin improved 10 positions and finished fourth. ... Chase Walls topped the 20-car field in time trials. ... Saturday's feature lasted 19 minutes, with 15 of 20 starters running at the finish.

Talladega Short Track

Jonethan Chapman won the Limited Late Model feature. ... David Kay (604) and Koulten Herbert (602) won Crate Late Model features.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Traylor's victory came on the undercard of Kyle Bronson's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals triumph. ... Wiley McDaniel won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Tri-County Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Penton Raceway

Traylor also won the 602 Crate Late Model feature, outrunning Braxtin Barber. ... The track hosted an event for the first time since July 2022.

Deep South Speedway

The pole-starting Lucas, of McKenzie, Ala., led all 20 laps to top the division opener. ... The event drew eight entries.

Moulton Speedway

The second-starting Parsons, of Iuka, Miss., grabbed the lead on lap five and paced the final 11 circuits to top Friday's 13-car field. ... Parsons and Jordan Phillips won heats.

Moulton Speedway

The pole-starting Lively, of Jacksonville, Ala., led all 20 laps to top the five-car field. ... Lively was fast qualifier.

Moulton Speedway

The pole-starting Lacy, of Hartselle, Ala., led all 15 laps to top the eight-car field. ... Lacy won the lone heat.

Dothan Motor Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

The pole-starting Lucas, of McKenzie, Ala., led all 15 laps and topped the six-car field, winning by 1.668 seconds over second-starting Isaiah Day. ... Lucas won the heat. ... Saturday's feature lasted four minutes, with five running at the finish.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Stephens led all 25 laps to top Saturday's season opener. ... Sixth-starting Larry Harrod trailed Stephens for the final six laps, finishing 1.275 seconds back. ... Stephens topped the 19-car field in time trials. ... The feature lasted 17 minutes.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

The second-starting McDaniel, of Byron, Ga., paced all 20 laps to top the 23-car field. ... Pole-starting Josh Taylor trailed McDaniel the entire distance, finishing 0.646 of a second back. ... Taylor topped the 23-car field in qualifying. ... Saturday's feature lasted 18 minutes.

Deep South Speedway

The third-starting Jernigan, of Milton, Fla., led the final 13 laps to win Deep South's season opener. ... Eighth-starting Taylor Jarvis pursued Jernigan for the final eight laps, finishing 2.855 seconds back. ... Jade Luzenberg topped the 16-car field in time trials.

Dothan Motor Speedway

Talladega Short Track

The pole-starting Anderson, of Blairsville, Ga., took the lead on a late-race restart and won $2,000 on the undercard of the HTF season opener. ... Third-starting Hayden Cardwell finished 0.989 of a second back. ... Anderson topped the 24-car field in time trials.

Moulton Speedway

The second-starting Brewer, of Lawrenceburg, Tenn., led all 30 laps to collect the $3,000 payday. ... Fourth-starting Bryson Mitchell grabbed second on lap 19 and trailed Brewer for the final 12 laps, finishing a scant 0.224 of a second back. ... Fifth-starting Justin McRae finished third, the only other driver to complete the distance. ... Brewer and Morgen Lambert won heats. ... Lambert topped the eight-car field in time trials.

West Alabama Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

The second-starting Hays, of Corinth, Miss., led the first seven laps before giving way to Ricky Lard and appearing to finish nearly 10 seconds back; however, Hays inherited the win when Lard was moved to finish behind the other seven drivers who completed all 15 laps. ... Tays and Cruz Wallace won heats.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

The second-starting Haskins, of Marietta, Ga., grabbed the lead on lap 16 and paced the final 25 circuits to win the $3,000 UCRA portion of the sixth annual Bama Brawl. ... Fourth-starting Cruz Skinner trailed Haskins the final 25 laps, finishing 4.912 seconds back. ... Tyler Hughes improved eight positions and placed seventh. ... Hayden Cardwell led the opening 15 laps from the pole before pulling off and being credited with 16th. ... Haskins, Cardwell and Kasey Hall won heats. ... Cardwell topped the 19-car field in Friday's time trials.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Oliver, of Crossville, Ala., led all 40 laps from the pole to win the $3,038 Super Late Model portion of the sixth annual Bama Brawl. ... Third-starting Cody Courtney regained the runner-up spot on lap 22 and trailed Oliver the final 19 laps, finishing 0.578 of a second back. ... Colton Jackson improved 10 positions and rounded-out the podium. ... Matt Steward gained 11 spots and finished fourth. ... Oliver topped the 12-car field in Friday's time trails. ... Saturday's feature lasted 29 minutes, with six drivers completing the distance.

Talladega Short Track

The pole-starting Wimpey, of Blue Ridge, Ga., topped Saturday's 49-car field in the 602 Crate portion of the 33rd annual Ice Bowl. ... Cruz Wallace improved five positions and finished second. ... Dillard Hatchett, Mario Gresham, Sawyer Tinker and Wimpey won Friday's heats.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

The fourth-starting Crocker, of Jonesboro, Ark., earned $1,000 for his seventh career Titan Legends Late Model Series victory. ... Crocker led the rest of the way after overtaking Kyle Downs on the fifth lap. ... Chris Jones was 0.813 of a second behind at th echeckers. ... Seven drivers unofficially finished on the lead lap.

Crawford County Speedway

Zeitner won the Titan Clash event.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crawford County Speedway

Brandon Baldridge of Alton, Mo., led all 30 laps for his first career Dirt Track Bank Cash Money Super Dirt Series victory. ... He earned $1,265 in taking the checkers five seconds ahead of Chuck Comer. ... Cars ran topless.

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Crawford County Speedway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Crocker, of Jonesboro, Ark., notched his fifth career victory on the Titan Legends Late Model Series. ... He took the lead from Joseph Long on the seventh of 25 laps. ... Long was the race's first retiree. ... Henry Gustavas finished a half-second behind as the runner-up. ... Nine drivers finished on the lead lap in a 21-minute race. ... Four drivers scratched: Mark Jordan, Mark Bryam, Seth Reed and Peyton Foster.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Winning his second Legends tour victory of 2024, Petty, of Cabot, Ark., notched his series-leading 11th career victory. ... Leading all but the first lap or two, Petty beat Geoff Aitken to the checkers by 2.750 seconds. ... Bryan Glaze started 10th and finished fourth. .. Ten of 15 starters were running at the finish.

Old No. 1 Speedway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

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

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Old No. 1 Speedway

Crocker led all 20 laps. ... Seven of nine entrants made the call for the feature and only the top three completed the entire distance.

Batesville Motor Speedway

Polesitter Chris Reed of Rison, Ark., captured his first Legends Series event. ... Joseph Long rallied from his tail starting spot to finish fourth. ... Chandler Petty, who captured the season-opening series event at Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway in Plumerville, Ark., on March 16, scratched from the Batesville feature. ... The event drew 14 entries.

Old No. 1 Speedway

Old No. 1 Speedway

The pole-starting Gustavus of West Memphis, Ark., led all 20 laps and topped Saturday's 14-car field. ... Gustavus and Kris Lloyd won heats.

Old No. 1 Speedway

The third-starting Crigler, of Alton, Mo., led the final nine laps and topped Saturday's 10-car field. ... Fifth-starting Chance Mann grabbed the runner-up spot, with seventh-starting Eric Perry completing the podium. ... Devon Andrews and Henry Gustavus won heats.

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Petty, of Cabot, Ark., led all 25 laps to top Saturday's 16-car field and collect $1,500, earning his series-leading 10th career Titan Legends feature victory. ... Chris Reed regained the runner-up spot on lap 19 and trailed Petty the final seven laps, finishing 7.379 seconds back. ... Derrick Nichols improved eight positions and finished third. ... Joseph Long gained nine spots and finished sixth. ... Petty and Nathan Stewart won heats. ... Saturday's feature lasted 11 minutes, with eight drivers completing the distance and 10 running at the finish.

Central Arizona Raceway

Paxson, of Tucson, Ariz., was credited with his first career SWDRA victory after his only other competitor, Bud Grossenbacher, scratched from the feature.

Central Arizona Raceway

The second-starting Shaw, of Ham Lake, Minn., led all 20 laps and topped Saturday's six-car field to collect his second $1,000 payday of the weekend; it's Shaw's 32nd career SWDRA feature victory. ... Pole-starting Jason Strand trailed Shaw for the entire distance, finishing 1.662 seconds back. ... Strand won the heat race.

Central Arizona Raceway

The third-starting Shaw, of Ham Lake, Minn., took the lead on lap three and cruised to win Friday's $1,000 20-lapper, notching his 31st career SWDRA victory. ... Second-starting Jason Strand led the first two laps before settling for third. ... Austin Kuehl and Brad Williams scratched from the main event lineup. ... Justin Bussell won the heat race and earned the pole starting position. ... Friday's feature lasted 11 minutes.

Central Arizona Raceway

The pole-starting Weiss, of Headingley, Manitoba, led all 30 laps to win Friday's $2,500 fifth round of the Ernie Mincy Early Thaw. ... Ninth-starting Scott Ward trailed Weiss for the final 16 laps, finishing 0.678 of a second back. ... Dustin Strand improved 10 positions and finished third. ... After winning the third and fourth rounds, Tyler Peterson gained six spots and finished fourth. ... Collen Winebarger, Charlie Olsen, Matt Aukland and Josh Zimpel won heats. ... Michael Leach won the consolation.

Central Arizona Raceway

The pole-starting Peterson, of Hickson, N.D., led all but two laps to win Thursday's $2,000 Ernie Mincy Early Thaw fourth round, collecting his second victory of the six-race miniseries. ... Third-starting Clay Stuckey led laps 11-12 before settling for second, 0.600 of a second back. ... Ricky Weiss improved 10 positions and finished fourth. ... Winner of the two opening rounds, Billy Moyer gained three spots and rounded-out the top five. ... Charlie Olsen, Matt Sparby, Dustin Strand and Dustin Bluhm won heats. ... Matt Aukland won the consolation.

Central Arizona Raceway

The eighth-starting Moyer, of Batesville, Ark., took the lead on lap nine and paced the final 22 circuits to win Friday's $2,500 second round of the Ernie Mincy Early Thaw. ... Thirteenth-starting Ricky Weiss moved into the runner-up spot on the last lap, finishing 4.802 seconds behind Moyer. ... Clay Stuckey improved 17 positions and finished fourth. ... Rob Mayea led laps early before pulling off on lap eight and settling for 21st. ... Moyer, Josh Zimpel, Terry Carter and Ryan Corbett won heats. ... Shane Sabraski and Matt Aukland won consolations.

Central Arizona Raceway

The seventh-starting Moyer, of Batesville, Ark., took the lead on lap 17 and paced the final nine circuits to win Thursday's $2,000 Earnie Mincy Early Thaw opener. ... Ricky Weiss started 21st and pursued Moyer the final nine laps, finishing 0.182 of a second back. ... Sixth-starting Dustin Strand finished third. ... Dustin Bluhm started 10th and finished fifth. ... Tyler Peterson led the first 16 laps before pulling off and finishing 22nd. ... Peterson, Scott Ward, Shane Sabraski and Josh Zimpel won heats. ... Ryan Corbett won the consolation.

Petaluma Speedway

Slaney, of Martinez, Calif., notched his third straight Xtreme Series victory. ... The event drew five cars.

Placerville Speedway

Placerville Speedway

Antioch Speedway

Slaney, of Martinez, Calif., won his second straight Xtreme Series victory. ... Clark Guglielmoni led the first 14 of 25 laps before Slaney took command. ... Guglielmoni finished four seconds. ... Jake Dewsbury started ninth and finished fourth. ... Buddy Kniss scratched from the scheduled 13-car feature field.

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

Placerville Speedway

Placerville Speedway

The pole-starting Brown, of Lincoln, Calif., led all but one lap to top Saturday's $1,000 Tilford Memorial season opener, earning his ninth career series victory and further extending his advantage on the tour's all-time wins list. ... Fourth-starting Ray Trimble trailed Brown the final 12 laps, finishing 1.128 seconds back. ... Second-starting Matt Micheli challenged Brown in the early going and led lap three before pulling off on lap five. ... Trimble and Rod Oliver won heats. ... Chester Kniss topped the 17-car field in time trials.

El Paso County Raceway

Geist, of Burlington, Colo., won the Western Outlaws Southern event that's part of the El Paso County Fair. ... He  took the lead from Layne Bellm on the fifth lap and earned $1,000. ... Geist took the checkers 3.830 seconds ahead of Joe Bellm. ... Scott Lewis scratched from the feature.

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

Amanda Robinson earned $3,000 in the eight-car Summer Thunder feature. ... She took the lead from Donald Lingo Jr. on the sixth lap and won by a six-second margin. ... It marked her first Georgetown victory since 2018 (she spends most of her time in recent seasons crewing for husband Ross Robinson on the Lucas Oil Series).

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

Delaware International Speedway

Georgetown Speedway

Racing at his hometown track, Ross Robinson grabbed the lead on a lap-two restart and never looked back en route to a $3,026 victory in the 26-lap Mark "Coot" Williams Memorial. ... Rick Eckert finished 2.364 seconds behind in second while Bryan Bernheisel recovered from an opening-lap spin to place third. ... Trever Feathers finished fourth after leading laps 1-2 before slowing to draw a caution. ... The field numbered 13 cars. ... Matt Hill won the Crate Late Model feature.

Georgetown Speedway

The fourth-starting Hill grabbed the lead on lap four and paced the final 17 circuits to win Friday's RUSH Crate portion of the Mark "Coot" Williams Memorial at his home track. ... Rob Pitcher won the heat.

North Florida Speedway

Gainey won the Summer Slam feature, earning $1,500.

Southern Raceway

Southern Raceway

Southern Raceway

Volusia Speedway Park

Bubba Roling won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

All-Tech Raceway

The track begins its summer break and resumes action in September.

East Bay Raceway Park

Mathis earned $3,500 in the Children's Dream Fund 50. ... QGS was the title sponsor. ... Matt Herlong picked up $250 as hard charger. ... Tanner Cobb's Tough Luck award also paid $250.

North Florida 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.

All-Tech Raceway

Garver grabbed a $1,500 victory,

Volusia Speedway Park

Van Sickle earned $2,000.

All-Tech Raceway

Jason Garver crossed the finish line first but was disqualified in postrace tech for using illegal shocks.

All-Tech Raceway

Garret Stewart overtook Nevin Gainey with five laps remaining to capture the 25-lap feature. ... Wyatt Gainey won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Volusia Speedway Park

Dustin Carter of Decatur, Ga., overtook the race-long leading Garver with two laps remaining in the 22-car feature.

Southern Raceway

East Bay Raceway Park

Woody earned $2,000.

Volusia Speedway Park

Lloyd earned $2,000.

All-Tech Raceway

Clem earned $2,000 on the undercard of the King of the Streets.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Southern Raceway

Ricky Gilmore won the 602 Crate feature.

All-Tech Raceway

Whitener won from his third starting spot on the undercard of the King of the Streets event. ... Fifth-finishing Shane Taylor improved 10 positions. ... Late Model regular and Florida native Austin Kirkpatrick won the pure stock feature.

All-Tech Raceway

The second-starting Bridges, of Moultrie, Ga., all but two laps to win the $1,533 Donnie Dobbins Memorial. ... Garrett Smith finished 4.165 seconds back. ... Bridges and Nevin Gainey won heats. ... Saturday's feature lasted 14 minutes, with 12 drivers completing 25 laps.

All-Tech Raceway

The third-starting Gainey, of Fort White, Fla., led the final 13 laps to win the $1,033 Donnie Dobbins Memorial. ... Jason Garver paced the opening 7 circuits before giving way to Gainey and finishing 0.360 of a second back. ... Gainey, Garver and Nick Kirkus won heats.

East Bay Raceway Park

Hendry County Motorsports Park

The third-starting Augspurger, of West Palm Beach, Fla., led the final 15 circuits to win by 5.064 seconds over Brandon Yates, who led the opening lap from the pole. ... Yates and Brody Smith won heats. ... Saturday's feature was shortened to 16 laps — from 20 — after 25 minutes.

Volusia Speedway Park

The seventh-starting McCarter, of Pigeon Forge, Tenn., took the lead on a lap-19 restart and paced the final two laps to win Saturday's $3,000 unsanctioned 602 Crate portion of the fifth annual DIRTcar Sunshine Nationals. ... Bubba Roling led the first 18 laps from the outside front row before giving way to McCarter and finishing 0.931 of a second back. ... Roling and Mario Gresham won heats. ... Devin Whatley won the consolation. ... Saturday's feature lasted 24 minutes, with 19 drivers completing 20 laps and 21 running at the finish.

North Georgia Speedway

The second-starting Brooks, of Chattanooga, Tenn., overcame several restarts and led all 20 laps to win $1,053 on the undercard to the Schaeffer's Southern Nationals. ... Pole-starting Sawyer Tinker trailed Brooks the entire way, finishing 0.567 of a second back after a three-lap dash to the checkers. ... Michael Layman started 12th and finished seventh. ... Tinker topped the 23-car field in time trials. ... The feature lasted 25 minutes, with 15 drivers completing the distance.

North Georgia Speedway

Stanley won on the undercard of Dale McDowell's Schaeffer's Southern Nationals victory.

Screven Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Chester, of Twin City, Ga., led the entire way for $1,500, earning his second 602 Bandits victory of the season and his first since Feb. 2's opener at Screven. ... Fourth-starting Koulten Herbert trailed Chester the final 18 laps, finishing 3.532 seconds back. ... Eighth-starting Bo Smith finished third, the final driver to complete 20 laps.

Screven Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Mathews, of Dublin, Ga., led the entire distance to win Friday's $1,200 Rebel Yell opener. ... Teenager Beckham Malone worked his way from 10th and trailed Mathews the final four laps, finishing 1.106 seconds back. ... Mathews topped the 10-car field in time trials. ... The 20-lapper lasted 11 minutes, with seven drivers running at the finish.

Toccoa Raceway

Historic 441 Speedway

Leading the final two laps, Jordy Nipper of Gray, Ga., earned $2,500 for his first career Southern Clash victory. ... Nipper started outside the front row and topped sixth-starting Caleb Gay. ... Polesitter Kam Boyd was third after leading 28 of 30 laps. ... Landon Mathews won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods also won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Dixie Speedway

Cass Fowler won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Seth Wimpley won the 16-car 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Kenny Collins won the 602 Crate feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Topping a 21-car field, Jason Deal of Copperhill, Tenn., notched his first victory since suffering serious injuries in a work-related accident nearly a year earlier. ... Jacob Hamby (604) and Seth Wimpey (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Lavonia Speedway

Toccoa Raceway

Benfield edged Johnson by three-tenths of a second. ... Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate feature.

Dixie Speedway

Hall of Famer Skip Arp of Georgetown, Tenn., won his first Topless Outlaw feature of the season and sixth of his career, earning $3,000. ... He started outside the front row and led all 40 laps, taking the checkers a half-second ahead of ninth-starting Austin Horton, who was trying for his second straight series victory after winning a week earlier in Senoia, Ga. ... Polesitter Austin Neely was third. ... Brad Berry improved five positions to finish sixth. ... The event drew 21 cars. ... Joseph Brown (604) and Cass Fowler (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Cade Cagle won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Dillon Tidmore of Gadsden, Ala., earned $3,000 for the second half of the Battle of the Mountain weekend (David Payne won Friday's $3,000 event at Sugar Creek Raceway in Blue Ridge, Ga.). ... Payne led the first lap but retired a lap later. ... The third-starting Tidmore led the final 29 circuits. ... Heath Hindman finished 1.396 seconds behind at the checkers. ... North Georgia's event drew 17 cars. ... Jake Green (604) and Mitchell Stanley (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Senoia Raceway

Rallying from his 10th starting spot, Austin Horton of Whitesburg, Ga., raced to a $3,000 victory on the Topless Outlaw Dirt Racing Series. ... He dedicated the race to his great uncle and family members lost in a house fire. Horton also drove a No. 66 throwback graphics scheme honoring Andy Knowles, who gave Horton his first job in racing. ... He took the lead from Tucker Anderson on the 13th lap. ... Anderson led two laps after polesitter Anthony White led the first 10, but Anderson retired on the 13th lap. ... Horton won the event for the third time in four years. ... Chad Wallace started 14th and finishe fourth. ... The event drew 41 cars. ... Lamar Haygood inherited the non-qualifiers' race when Colby Darda was light at the scales.

Screven Motor Speedway

Leading all 20 laps, Kenny Collins of Colbert, Ga., earned $1,200 in the 602 Bandits feature. ... He drove Eric Steifle's car to victory a day after his 33rd birthday.

Screven Motor Speedway

McClain, of Statesboro, Ga., earned $2,500 for his first Southern Clash Late Model Series victory. .... He led all but the first two laps. ... Adam Bedenbaugh was 0.229 of a second behind at the checkers. ... A dozen drivers completed 25 laps.

Toccoa Raceway

Historic 441 Speedway

Mathews won the 11-car feature from his seventh starting spot.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

The pole-starting Payne of Murphy, N.C., led all 30 laps to earn the $3,000 victory. ... Fourth-starting Jason Deal trailed Payne the final 10 laps, finishing a distant 7.090 seconds back. ... Randy Dillard started 14th and finished 10th. ... Payne topped the 14-car field in time trials. ... Friday's feature was completed without incident and lasted just shy of eight minutes. ... Mitchell Stanley (604) and Jonathan Cope (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Staring outside the front row, Kenny Collins of Colbert, Ga., earned $2,000 for the victory on the Red Clay Series for 602 Crate Late Models. ... He led all 30 laps. ... The pole-starting Chris Woods and finished 1.572 seconds behind in second. ... Josh Adkins came from 12th to finish sixth. ... Thirteen drivers completed 30 laps. ... In the track's Limited Late Model feature, Tucker Anderson took the checkers; Junior Whitener won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Dixie Speedway

Dylan Perry (604) and Taylor Cole (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chase Watkins won the 602 Crate feature.

Swainsboro Raceway

Landon Mathews won the three-car feature for 602 Crates.

Needmore Speedway

Lavonia Speedway

Collins earned $1,500 in the four-car feature. ... Kevin Stephens won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Horton, of Whitesburg, Ga., earned $3,000 for his fourth career CRUSA touring victory. ... He started fifth and led the final nine laps. ... Pole-starting Zach Leonhardi, who led 27 circuits, gave up the lead to Horton on lap 32. ... Eighteen drivers completed 40 laps. ... Ryan Ray started 14th and finished sixth. ... Former World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series racer Clint Smith (newly announced as a member of the Class of 2024 in the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame) finished 10th.

Cochran Motor Speedway

Collins, of Colbert, Ga., earned $3,000 for his victory on the first-year tour for Crate Racin' USA 602 Crate Late Models. ... Wil Herrington rallied from eighth to the runner-up spot. ... Eight of 13 starters were running at the finish.

Waycross Motor Speedway

Lloyd, of Ocala, Fla., led the final four laps for a $2,500 payday, his first on the Southern Clash circuit. ... Chase Collins led the first 26 laps. ... Eight of 19 starters completed 30 laps. ... Scot Waters won the 602 Crate feature.

North Georgia Speedway

The third-starting Craft, of Canon, Ga., led all but the first three of 40 laps in capturing his first career Topless Outlaw tour event. ... He earned $3,000 in taking the checkers 1.784 seconds ahead of Tucker Anderson. ... Thirteen drivers finished on the lead lap. ... Jason Welshan started 13th and finished sixth.

North Georgia Speedway

Brindle's victory was on the undercard of Blake Craft's Topless Outlaws victory. ... Jake Green won the 602 Crate feature.

Toccoa Raceway

Nick Sellers won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Historic 441 Speedway

Cochran Motor Speedway

Davis won on the undercard of the Southern All Star event for Super Late Models.

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.

Dixie Speedway

Leading all 40 laps, Horton won from outside the front row. ... Horton earned $3,000 for his third career CRUSA tour victory and first since 2002 in Senoia, Ga. ... Cody Overton advanced seven positions to finish third. ... Jody Knowles made a 20th-to-seventh charge. ... Before the race, the field formed missing man formation to honor longtime Dixie race director Larry Payne, who died earlier in the week. ... Next up for CRUSA competitors: May 3-4's $10,000-to-win Pine Tree 100 at Swainsboro (Ga.) Raceway. ... Cass Fowler won Dixie's 602 Crate feature.

Toccoa Raceway

Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate main event.

Senoia Raceway

Morgan Alexander won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Junior Whitener (604) and former track promoter Seth Wimpey (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Historic 441 Speedway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Morgan's victory was on the undercard of Zack Mitchell's Carolina Clash triumph for Super Late Models.

North Georgia Speedway

Tucker Anderson of Blairsville, Ga., led from flag-to-flag to capture the 30-lap Fastrak Crate Late Model feature worth $3,000. ... Jeff Smith of Chatsworth, Ga., chased Anderson for the entire distance but fell just short of victory, finishing 0.386 of a second behind. ... The event drew 15 entries. ... Hayden Ownbey won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Woods also captured the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Swainsboro Raceway

Chase Holland of Success, Miss., led all 20 laps for his first career Crate Late Model victory. ... Cameron Tribble won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Horton took the lead from Duke on the sixth of 25 laps. ... Ryan Ray won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Kenny Collins won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Golden Isles Speedway

Phil Pittman won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Mark Bishop of Cleveland, Tenn., departed the track when he received a phone call that his father had passed away, but Bishop later retired to run a few laps in memory of his father.

Toccoa Raceway

Needmore Speedway

The pole-starting Giles earned $1,500. ... Koulten Herbert won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Bray, of Hull, Ga., was quickest among 26 qualifiers then rolled to a 30-lap victory in the opener on the Red Clay Series, an organization for 602 Crate Late Models. ... The top four drivers finished where they started. ... Fifth-starting Taylor Cole retired in 21st. ... Ellliot Johnson had a 19th-to-10th run.

North Georgia Speedway

Jackson's victory came on the undercard of Ray Cook's Southern All Star victory. ... Jackson also won the 602 Crate feature. ... Jeff Smith won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

Senoia Raceway

Nathan Bray won the night's Red Clay Series feature for 602 Crate Late Models.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Dixie Speedway

Dixie was back in action for the first time since 2021. ... Michael Page (604) and Sawyer Tinker (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Swainsboro Raceway

Dustin Watkins won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Cade Cagle won the 602 Crate feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Kenny Collins won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Needmore Speedway

The pole-starting Whitener, of Middleburg, Fla., led all 35 laps to win Saturday's $5,000 inaugural Southern Heritage Classic on the undercard of the Crate Racin' USA season opener, earning his second career series victory. ... Mark Fleischer went fifth-to-second on the opening lap and finished 4.792 seconds back. ... Adam Bedenbaugh improved seven positions, placing fourth. ... Ivedent Lloyd Jr. gained eight spots and completed the top-five. ... Whitener and Bubba Roling won Friday's heats. ... Whitener topped the 19-car field in time trials.

Needmore Speedway

Garver, of Starke, Fla., advanced from 12th and led the final 22 laps to win Saturday's $4,000 inaugural Southern Heritage Classic on the undercard of the Crate Racin' USA 604 Series season opener. ... It was the season opener for the fledgling 602 Crate Sportsman tour. ... Fourth-starting Bubba Roling trailed Garver the final 19 circuits, finishing 1.342 seconds back. ... Roling, Logan Bradford, Kevin Bennett and Victor Matthews won Friday's eight-lap heats. ... Chase Giddens topped the 40-car field in time trials.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

The pole-starting Lampp, of Statham, Ga., led all 20 laps to grab his first Limited feature win of the season at Winder-Barrow. ... Chris Woods topped the five-car field in time trials.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

The second-starting Chastain, of Gainesville, Ga., led all 15 laps to collect his first 602 Crate feature win of the season at Winder-Barrow. ... Frankie Barrett topped the five-car field in time trials.

North Georgia Speedway

The pole-starting Brindle, of Chatsworth, Ga., led the final 28 laps to win Saturday's $3,000 UCRA season opener. ... Junior Whitener led the opening 12 laps before pulling off. ... Will Roland inherited the runner-up spot when Whitener called it a night, finishing 0.972 of a second behind Brindle. ... Brindle, Whitener, Roland and Mitchell Stanley won heats. ... Tucker Anderson topped the 33-car field in time trials.

North Georgia Speedway

The second-starting Gentry, of Newnan, Ga., led all 25 laps to top Saturday's 15-car field. ... Gentry and Tate McCollum won heats. ... Tyler Nichols was fast qualifier.

North Georgia Speedway

The second-starting Berrong, of Murphy, N.C., led all 20 laps to top Saturday's 16-car field. ... Hayden Swaney was fast qualifier.

Lavonia Speedway

Morgan, of Easley, S.C., topped Saturday's 10-car field. ... Nathan Bray won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

The pole-starting Dockery, of Gastonia, N.C., led all 20 laps to top the nine-car field. ... Fourth-starting James Cason trailed Dockery the entire distance, finishing 2.426 seconds back. ... Dockery was fast qualifier. ... Saturday's feature lasted six minutes.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

The pole-starting Watkins, of Nicholson, Ga., inherited the win after apparent race-long leader, Chris Woods was disqualified in post-race technical inspection. ... Third-starting Cade Cagle inherited the runner-up spot after crossing the checkers 2.349 seconds behind Watkins.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

The third-starting Cagle, of Winder, Ga., led the final two laps to win the 602 Crate portion of The Baja. ... Chris Woods led the first 13 laps before giving way to Cagle and finishing 0.369 of a second back. ... Woods topped the 12-car field in time trials.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

The second-starting Cason, of Pendergrass, Ga., led all 20 laps to top the Limited Late Model portion of The Baja. ... Ken Lampp trailed Cason the entire way, finishing 1.921 seconds back. ... Lampp topped the eight-car field in qualifying. ... Saturday's feature lasted eight minutes.

Swainsboro Raceway

The pole-starting Herbert, of Locust Grove, Ga., led all 20 laps to win Saturday's Crank It Up 100. ... Third-starting Eric Register trailed Herbert for 12 laps, finishing 1.815 seconds back. ... Register topped the 15-car field in qualifying. ... Herbert and Mavrick Davidson won heats.

Swainsboro Raceway

The pole-starting Ruggiero, of Lincolnton, N.C., scored a flag-to-flag victory in Saturday's Crank It Up 100. ... Ches Chester pursued Ruggiero, finishing 3.614 seconds back. ... Roger McKenzie was fast qualifier among 11 cars. ... Ruggiero and Chester won heats.

North Georgia Speedway

The pole-starting Curtis, of Murphy, N.C., topped Saturday's 15-car field to win the season opener. ... Tyler Nichols pursued Curtis for the entire distance. ... Josh Walker and Randy Dillard each improved four positions, finishing third and fourth. ... Curtis was fast qualifier.

North Georgia Speedway

The second-starting Shannon, of Delano, Tenn., outpaced Saturday's eight-car field to win the season opener. ... Third-starting Jason Deal grabbed the runner-up spot. Deal, who missed much of the 2023 season because of injuries suffered in a work-related accident, made his return to the track in a Jacob Hamby car. ... . ... Pole-starting Cade Brookshire slipped to finish third. ... Brookshire was fast qualifier. ... Four cars finished.

North Georgia Speedway

The pole-starting Tinker, of Ringgold, Ga., cruised to win Saturday's season opener. ... Third-starting Cody Newton finished runner-up. ... Fifth-starting Hayden Swaney completed the podium. ... Newton topped the 15-car field in qualifying. ... Tinker and Colton Berrong won heats.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

The second-starting Wages, of Winder, Ga., led all 15 laps to win by 0.543 of a second. ... Kenny Collins stopped the five-car field in time trials. ... Cade Cagle scratched from the main event lineup. ... Saturday's feature was completed without incident.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

The pole-starting Wood, of Dalton, Ga., led all 18 laps and won by 4.587 seconds over third-starting Austin Fox. ... Wood topped the six-car field in qualifying. ... All six competitors made the call for Saturday's four-minute feature and completed the entire distance.

Waycross Motor Speedway

The third-starting Chester, of Twin City, Ga., took the point for good on lap 13 and led the final eight laps to win Thursday's $800 feature on the undercard to the Schaeffer's Spring Nationals season opener. ... Steven Bryant led the opening four laps before settling for second, 2.469 seconds back. ... Scott Waters improved five positions and completed the podium. ... Fifth-starting Chase Collins led laps 10-11 before fading to finish eighth. ... Thursday's feature lasted 13 minutes, with seven drivers completing 20 laps.

Golden Isles Speedway

The fourth-starting Roling, of Clay Hill, Fla., led the final 11 laps to win Saturday's $3,000 Deuces Wild finale. ... Pole-starting Colton Trouille led the opening lap before giving way to Roling and finishing 0.632 of a second back. ... Sixth-starting Mark Whitener rounded-out the podium. ... Kam Boyd improved 10 positions and finished fourth. ... Cody Overton led laps 2-5 before retiring on the seventh lap and finishing 15th. ... Trouille topped the 18-car field in qualifying. ... Saturday's feature was shortened to 16 laps (from 25) after 26 minutes.

Lavonia Speedway

The pole-starting Craft, of Canon, Ga., led all 30 laps to capture Saturday's $2,000 SLMS season opener. ... Larry Timms trailed Craft the entire way, finishing 1.141 seconds back. ... Winner of Saturday's $1,000 602 Crate 15-lapper, Kenny Collins improved two positions and finished fourth. ... Joseph Brown gained three spots and finished ninth. ... Craft topped the 19-car field in time trials. ... Saturday's Spring Natty feature lasted nine minutes, with nine drivers completing the distance.

Lavonia Speedway

The pole-starting Collins, of Colbert, Ga., led all 15 laps (shortened from 20) to win Saturday's $1,000 602 Crate Late Model portion of the Spring Natty; Collins would go on to finish fourth in the Southeastern Late Model 30-lapper. ... Chase Watkins trailed Collins all the way, finishing 3.414 seconds back. ... Chris Woods improved three positions and finished fourth. ... Collins topped the eight-car field in qualifying.

Golden Isles Speedway

The 15th-starting Whitener, of Middleburg, Fla., led the final 10 circuits to win Thursday's $2,500 Deuces Wild opener. ... Driving a car owned by Whitener, Lucas Oil Series regular Tyler Erb led the first 15 laps before giving way and finishing 1.013 seconds back. ... WoO regular Cody Overton improved five positions and completed the podium finishers. ... Pearson Lee Williams gained eight spots and finished fourth. ... Colton Trouille topped the 18-car field in qualifying. ... Thursday's feature lasted 18 minutes, with 11 drivers completing 25 laps.

Screven Motor Speedway

The second-starting Cooper, of Woodruff, S.C., led all 20 laps to win Saturday's $2,000 Winter Freeze finale. ... Pole-starting Kenny Collins trailed Cooper for the entire distance, finishing 0.234 of a second back. ... Layton Sullivan improved two positions and finished third. ... Winner of Friday's $1,500 opener, Ches Chester finished sixth. ... Chase Blackwell gained four spots and finished eighth. ... Collins topped the 33-car field in time trials. ... Bo Smith and Ryan Davis won consolations. ... Saturday's feature was completed in less than 10 minutes.

Screven Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Chester, of Twin City, Ga., took the lead on lap four and paced the final 17 circuits to win Friday's $1,500 Winter Freeze opener. ... Sixth-starting Ricky McClain took second on lap 15 and trailed Chester the final six laps to finish 1.712 seconds back. ... Second-starting Kenny Collins led the first three laps before slipping to finish third. ... Eric Register improved 10 positions and finished seventh. ... Chaz Haskins gained eight spots and finished eighth. ... Chester topped Friday's 29-car field in time trials.

Golden Isles Speedway

The pole-starting Steele, of York, S.C., took the point from early leader Trent Ivey just after the halfway mark and ran away to win Saturday's $2,500 finale. ... Fifth-starting Ches Chester grabbed the runner-up spot coming to the take the white flag and finished 0.345 of a second back. ... Ivey, of Union, S.C., faded to finish third after leading the first half. ... Pearson Lee Williams improved four positions and finished eighth. ... Steele topped the 40-car field in qualifying. ... Saturday's feature lasted seven mintues, with 16 drivers completing all 25 laps.

Golden Isles Speedway

The pole-starting Wimpey, of Blue Ridge, Ga., won Saturday's 20-lap, $1,500-to-win Super Bowl of Racing finale. ... Sixth-starting Dustin Watkins finished second, 2.184 seconds back. ... Fourth-starting Caleb Gay rounded-out the podium. ... Carson Ferguson improved four positions and finished fifth. ... Bubba Roling gained seven spots and finished sixth. ... Scott Waters started 19th and finished eighth. ... Wimpey topped the 27-car field in qualifying. ... Saturday's feature lasted 11 minutes, with 17 drivers completing 20 laps.

Golden Isles Speedway

The pole-starting Chester, of Twin City, Ga., led all 25 laps to win Thursday's rain-postponed $1,500 makeup race. ... Second-starting Carson Ferguson settled for runner-up, 1.55 seconds back. ... Fifth-starting Trynt Lloyd completed the podium. ... Jeremy Steele, Clay Harris and Bubba Roling each improved five positions, finishing 4-6. ... Beckham Malone gained eight spots and finished eighth, earning his second top-10 result of the evening. ... Chester topped the 34-car field in qualifying. ... Mark Whitener and Kale Green won consolations.

Golden Isles Speedway

The third-starting Chester, of Twin City, Ga., took command on lap nine and paced the final seven circuits to top Thursday's 27-car field and collect a $900 payday; the 20-lap feature was cut to 15 laps because of rain and postponed the 604 Crate feature to be completed Saturday. ... Second-starting Seth Wimpey slipped to third in the early laps before rebounding to finish second, 0.186 of a second back. ... Dustin Watkins improved 14 positions and finished third. ... Phil Pittman led the first eight laps before pulling off. ... Pittman was fast qualifier.

Cedar County Raceway

Miller won from his ninth starting spot.

Lee County Speedway

Becerra won his second straight.

Fayette County Speedway

Outside front-row starter Eric Pollard of Peosta, Iowa, picked the $1,000 victory. ... The PRO Late Model Tour event drew 17 cars to Fayette County Speedway in West Union, Iowa. ... The event was slowed by one one caution and took 14:25 to complete. ... Heat races were won by Corey Dripps, Dakota Simonsen and Zach Less.

Dubuque Speedway

The pole-starting Klein, of Dubuque, Iowa, took the lead on lap eight and never looked back en route to winning $3,000, his first career series triumph. ... Modified standout Tom Berry Jr. trailed Klein the final 21 laps and finished 0.845 of a second back. ... Luke Merfeld started 20th and finished eighth. ... J.D. Auringer, Eric Pollard and Sean Johnson won heats. ... Wednesday's 30-lapper lasted 25 minutes, with 11 drivers completing the distance.

34 Raceway

The 11th-starting Dumpert earned $2,000 in the Farm & Home 40.

Davenport Speedway

Miller is the track's first back-to-back winner of the season. ... He led the final four laps as the fourth leader. ... Jesse Bodin led twice for 17 total laps. ... Doug Burkhead led the first lap and Cory Dumpert led the sixth lap. ... Matt Ryan improved six positions in finishing third and Andy Nezworski made an 18th-to-fourth run. ... Nathan Balensiefen's restart flip marred the action, but he walked away with no serious injuries.

Lee County Speedway

Becerra notched his first Crate Late Model feature victory.

Maquoketa Speedway

Eckrich earned $1,500 in the Muscatine County Fair race.

Shelby County Speedway

Zeitner won on the undercard of the Lucas Oil Series debut at the track in Harlan, Iowa.

Mason City Motor Speedway

Duffy won his second PRO Late Model Victory Ford Tour feature of the season. ... He earned $1,000. ... He event drew 13 cars.

Dubuque Speedway

Elder statesman Gary Webb led the first 20 laps. ... Clay Simpson, Chad Simpson's young son, scored his best finish in three 2024 starts.

Davenport Speedway

Mller became the ninth winner in 10 races as he made up ground on points leader Matt Ryan, who finished eighth.

Dubuque Speedway

34 Raceway

Parker, a modified driver from New Windsor, Ill., notched his first Late Model victory.

Maquoketa Speedway

Lee County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

The sixth-row starting Dumpert notched his first Davenport victory. ... Kasey Williams built a six-second lead over the first 11 laps, but it was erased by a caution. ... Dumpert was up to fifth at that point and overtook Williams 10 laps later.

Independence Motor Speedway

Marolf, of Moscow, Iowa, came from his seventh staritng spot for his $1,000 victory on the PRO circuit. ... Polesitter Zach Less finished third. ... Logan Duffy and Travis Smock retired from the 13-car field.

Dubuque Speedway

The eleventh-starting Auringer, of Waterloo, Iowa, charged to lead the final seven laps en route to a $1,000 victory, his third career series triumph and second straight, moving him to the top of the fledgling tour's all-time win list. ... Sixth-starting Eric Pollard led laps 5-18 before giving way to Auringer and finishing 1.422 seconds back. ... Ron Klein started 13th and placed fifth. ... Pollard, Luke Pestka and Sean Johnson won heats.

Shelby County Speedway

Zeitner won from his eighth starting spot in the 19-car feature.

Maquoketa Speedway

Lee County Speedway

34 Raceway

Raker, of Danville, Iowa, notched his first career Late Model victory in winning from outside the front row. ... The 39-year-old is in his sixth Late Model season.

Dubuque Speedway

Pollard earned $2,500 for his Key City Classic victory. ... Runner-up Luke Merfeld rallied from his 10th starting spot.

Davenport Speedway

Denning became the seventh winner of the season, leading all but the first of 25 caution-free laps. ... Matt Ryan made an 11th-to-third charge.

Dubuque Speedway

Mason City Motor Speedway

The second-starting Auringer, of Waterloo, Iowa, led all 25 laps to collect $1,000 and his first series victory of the season and second of his career. ... Third-starting Nick Marolf trailed Auringer the final 10 laps, finishing 2.418 seconds back. ... Zach Less gained three spots and completed the podium finishers. ... Less and Sean Johnson won heats. ... Sunday's feature lasted 12 minutes, with 10 drivers running at the finish.

34 Raceway

Miller extended his IMCA points lead.

Lee County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Nezworski regained the lead from Williams with three laps remaining for his first victory of the season at the quarter-mile oval. ... Cruz Birkhofer was among heat winners. ... Davenport hosts the DIRTcar Summer Nationals on June 18.

Independence Motor Speedway

Benton County Speedway

Starting outside the front row, Duffy, of Independence, Iowa, led all 25 laps for a $1,250 payday. ... He notched his first victory on the PRO Late Model Victory Ford Tour. ... He finished second in points last season in the tour's opening campaign. ... Duffy took the checkers 0.377 of a second ahead of fifth-starting Nick Marolf. ... Polesitter Justin Kay finished third. ... Jeff Aikey started ninth and finished fourth. ... Eleven of 17 starters completed 25 laps in the 11-minute race. .. Vic Lovejoy, Dan Kessler and Chase Brunscheen scratched from the feature. ... Matt Ryan retired on lap 22 while running seventh.

Dubuque Speedway

Tharp won from his fourth starting spot. ... Polesitter T.J. Fortmann retired in 11th. He led the first eight laps, slipped back to third by lap 17 and retired a lap later.

Lee County Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

34 Raceway

Davenport Speedway

Morris, a division rookie, became the track's first two-time winner of 2024. ... The sixth-starting Morris overtook Miller on the 20th lap and won by 1.347 seconds.

Dubuque Speedway

Callahan added the hometown victory to his triumph two nights earlier at Davenport (Iowa) Speedway.

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.

Benton County Speedway

Thronton, of Orcutt, Calif., led the final five laps to capture the season-opening PRO event, earning $1,250 in winning from his third starting spot. ... A multidivision racer, Thornton the previous night notched his first career Late Model victory, winning at Independence (Iowa) Motor Speedway. ... Benton County's third-place finisher Jeff Aikey started on the pole an led 20 of 25 circuits. ... Reigning series champ Corey Dripps scratched from the 22-car starting field.

Independence Motor Speedway

Driving a Kay family-owned car, Thornton led the final five laps of the 20-lap main event for his first career Late Model victory. ... Brandon Davis led early before Sean Johnson took control.

Hamilton County Speedway

Stewart pocketed $2,000.

Independence Motor Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Making his first Late Model start, Mitch Morris of McCausland, Iowa, took the lead from Mike Goben on the third lap and raced to victory. ... Morris has driven in the modifed division for several seasons. ... The caution-plagued feature was cut short because of curfew.

Highland Speedway

The polesitting Bailey won the Madison County Fair Race.

Macon Speedway

Kade Ballinger scratched from the scheduled five-car feature lineup.

Charleston Speedway

Ewing outran Osterhoff for the second straight night (the first came in Kankakee, Ill.).

Peoria Speedway

Ryan Miller scored his first Super Late Model victory.

Kankakee County Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Ewing won on the undercard of Brian Shirley's MARS victory.

Adams County Speedway

Fairbury Speedway

The hometowner Wenger earned $5,012 for the Richard Craven Memorial victory. ... Polesitter Mike Spatola led the first 20 laps with Wenger leading the final 10. ... Wenger finished a half-second ahead of Jason Feger. ... Frank Heckenast Jr. improved six positions in finishing third. ... "It would take off on those restarts and I had to figure out how to get some heat it that thing," Wenger said. "Jason and I had the harder tires on. We both were trying to get some speed going. This car is really good if I hit my marks right. I was struggling on the bottom. When I saw 10 laps to go, I was just going to bank the cushion and that's what we did." | Video

Sycamore Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Wenger won his second straight at Farmer City. ... Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Lincoln Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

Unzicker earned $2,000.

Sycamore Speedway

Fairbury Speedway

Wenger inherited the lead when Ryan Unzicker retired after leading eight laps. ... Wenger turned back challenges from the seventh-starting Weisser for a $2,500 victory. ... He also won the previous night at Farmer City (Ill.) Raceway. ..."It was a fine line between overdriving it or not getting in there hard enough and pushing off the corners," Wenger said. "I was getting frustrated with all the cautions. I was about ready to go to the top and blow the deck out of it. I knew at that point it would be easier to run the cushion than the bottom."

Kankakee County Speedway

Adams County Speedway

Miles, a 17-year-old from Paloma, Ill., notched his first Crate Late Model victory in his second season in division action. ... The event was pushed back because of hot and dry conditions two days earlier.

Farmer City Raceway

Wenger pulled away from an early battle with Donny Walden, then repelled a late challenge by Hammer. .... Jammie Wilson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Spoon River Speedway

Driving a Tim Lance entry, Gardner won from the pole position over the 13-car field. ... Lance supplied the car for Gardner after his rollover at Peoria Speedway.

Lincoln Speedway

Johnson overtook Baker late in the 30-lapper.

Adams County Speedway

East Moline Speedway

Travis Denning was caught up in an early wreck and rallied back to second after pitting for repairs.

Sycamore Speedway

Sneed won from his pole position. ... Jeremy Spoonmore rallied from 17th to finish third.

Fairbury Speedway

Running the low side and taking the lead near haflway, Wenger earned $2,500 for the FALS Cup victory. ... "I was nervous with the late-race restarts if we were able to get going," Wenger said. "The top started coming in and I saw the (Jeffrey Ledford) on my outside. I knew it was going to be cowboy up and who ever wanted it the most was going to win."

Peoria Speedway

Bell earned $1,500.

Farmer City Raceway

Parga's victory was on the undercard of Garrett Alberson's first DIRTcar Summer Nationals victory.

Spoon River Speedway

Adams County Speedway

Fairbury Speedway

Moos took the lead when Jake Little jumped the cushion after a lap-four restart. ... Moos had a straightaway lead at the finish of the 30-lapper slowed by five cautions. ... His FALS Cup payday was $2,500.

Charleston Speedway

Ewing won from the pole for his second feature victory of the weekend ... He won a night earlier at Farmer City (Ill.) Raceway.

Sycamore Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Four of 17 entrants scratched from the feature, including Mike Spatola. ... Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Charleston Speedway

Highland Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

The track resumed the season under promoter Tim Neidig with Chasteen win the $1,200 Super Late Model event. ... The Super division will mostly alternate with Crate Late Model the rest of the year.

Farmer City Raceway

Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Adams County Speedway

Perry snapped Elston's personal three-race winning streak in the division.

East Moline Speedway

Beal won from his fifth starting spot. ... Polesitter Ryan Claeys led two laps but faded to finish ninth. ... The event drew 13 cars.

Peoria Speedway

The DIRTcar Summer Nationals opens at Peoria with a $5,000-to-win event June 12.

Highland Speedway

Kloos denied Harrison his second victory of the weekend (he won the previous night at Brownstown Bullring in Brownstown, Ill.).

Charleston Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Diercks, of Davenport, Iowa, notched his first career Farmer City victory. ... He took the lead from Donny Walden on the seventh lap. ... The event drew 21 Super Late Models. ... Jose Parga led flag-to-flag in the Crate Late Model feature.

Brownstown Bullring

Driving a Josh Carroll-owned No. 24, Harrison won the Bi-State Battle feature from the pole. ... The track hosts the DIRTcar Summer Nationals on June 21.

Kankakee County Speedway

Osterhoff won by nearly a three-second margin.

Lincoln Speedway

The event drew 12 cars.

Adams County Speedway

East Moline Speedway

Denning started outside the front row and topped a 14-car field.

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.

Adams County Speedway

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.

Adams County Speedway

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.

East Moline Speedway

Brownstown Bullring

Klein won from the pole. ... Bob Gardner finished sixth in his debut with the Brent McKinnon Racing team. ... Brownstown joined the Bi-State Battle, a two-track organization with Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 in Pevely, Mo. ... Highland (Ill.) Speedway bowed out after three seasons with Brownstown taking its place.

Kankakee County Speedway

McCarty won the 19-car feature from the pole position.

East Moline Speedway

Matt Ryan led early before rookie Mitch Morris took control. ... Morris and Overton, the Georgia driver who piloted promoter Chuck Hanna's car, battled in the second half of the race, getting together exiting turn two on the final lap. ... Overton took the victory while Morris limped home with a broken tie rod. ... Morris was making his second career Late Model start after winning two nights earlier in Davenport, Iowa.

Highland Speedway

The Ohio-invading Schlenk won from outside the front row. ... Runner-up Daryn Klein started in the last row of the 16-car field.

Macon Speedway

Highland Speedway

The third-starting Little, of Springfield, Ill., took command on lap 11 and paced the final 15 laps to top the 13-car field and win Saturday's opener in the land of lincoln. ... Little and Claude Walker won heats.

Brownstown Speedway

Cain won the event during the Jackson County Fair.

Paragon Speedway

Circle City Raceway

Brownstown Speedway

Stapleton led all the way for his third victory.

Paragon Speedway

Lawrenceburg Speedway

Third-starting Zach Milbee of Poca, W.Va., notched his series-leading fourth Burlile Steel Block Late Model Series victory of the season. ... He has a series-leading 19 career victories. ... Milbee took the checkers three seconds ahead of Lucas McDonald. ... Joe Brewer started 11th and finished fifth. ... Eleven of 16 starters completed 25 laps. ... Tyler Riggs scratched from the feature lineup.

Brownstown Speedway

Wethington notched his first Brownstown victory.

Shadyhill Speedway

Owens lowered the track record with a 15.864-second lap in qualifying.

Brownstown Speedway

Tyler Cain led the first five laps before retiring and handing the point to Stapleton.

Paragon Speedway

Paragon hosted the Dave Peeden Memorial. ... Groomer won the 19-car feature from the pole position.

Shadyhill Speedway

Cooley won his first 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

Brownstown Speedway

Stapleton pocketed $2,000.

Brownstown Speedway

Cain is 2-for-2 on the season.

Brownstown Speedway

Caney Valley Speedway

Caney Valley Speedway

Gary Gorby notched his first top-five finish since July 3, 2020. ... Late Models were a late addition to the program.

Lakeside Speedway

The pole-starting Parmley, of Neosho, Mo., captured his second straight series victory and the sixth of his career. He earned his second consecutive $1,000 payday. ... Sawyer Crigler started 11th and finished fourth. ... Friday's weekend opener lasted 17 minutes, with 13 drivers completing 25 laps.

Salt City Speedway

The second-starting Leonard, of Marysville, Kan., led all 25 laps to capture his first series win of the season and the second of his career — his first since Aug. 4 at Rush County Speedway in La Crosse, Kan. ... Jeremy Petty appeared to finish second before getting disqualified in postrace technical inspection. ... Jason Rogers started 19th and finished fifth. ... Leonard, Petty and Delbert Smith won heats. ... Friday's feature lasted 36 minutes, with 12 drivers running at the finish.

Dodge City Raceway Park

Polesitter Tad Pospisil of Norfolk, Neb., earned $4,000 at Dodge City in capturing the Dave Garmann Memorial, the season's richest victory on the High Plains circuit. ... He took the checkers 3.508 seconds ahead of seventh-starting Brandon Conkwright. ... Josh Leonard, who won the previous night's opener and started outside the front row, retired at halfway while running third. ... Lyndon Bolt made an 11th-to-fifth charge. ... A dozen drivers completed 30 laps. ... The race honored the late two-time Colorado Late Model Association champion, who died at age 57 in 2019. ... The event drew 32 cars.

Dodge City Raceway Park

The third-starting Leonard, of Gibbon, Neb., led the final 22 laps to capture Friday's $1,000 weekend opener, notching his 12th career series win and tying Dakota Berry for first on the tour's all-time wins list. ... Tad Pospisil led the opening three laps from the pole before finishing 1.124 seconds back. ... Dan Smith started 19th and finished seventh. ... Leonard, Eli Ross, Jason Rogers and Kip Hughes won heats. ... Smith and Troy Burkhart won consolations. ... Smith topped the 38-car field in time trials. ... June 15's Dave Garmann finale pays $4,000-to-win.

81 Speedway

The fifth-starting Conkwright, of Warnego, Kan., notched his first career Apex Healthcare Partners Sooner Series victory, earning $1,000 in leading the final two laps. ... Dan Smith led all the way until getting to the wall and flattening a tire, allowing Conkwright to slip by. ... “We just happened to get through the lapped traffic at the right time and made the move to pass him on the white-flag lap,” Conkwright said. ... He took the checkers 1.827 seconds ahead of Dusty Leonard. ... Eleven drivers completed 25 laps. ... Polesitter Delbert Smith finished fourth. ... Eli Ross started 10th and finished sixth.

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

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

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Florence Speedway

Dietz earned $1,500 in winning over a 17-car field.

Mountain Motor Speedway

Windy Hollow Speedway