Tri-County Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Russ Ogletree won the 602 Crate feature.

Deep South Speedway

Gilmore won by a 4.2-second margin.

Buckshot Speedway

Tyler Armstrong won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Penton Raceway

Deep South Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Dustin Diem won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Xtreme Speedway

Brodie Thompson won the 602 Crate feature.

West Alabama Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Todd Clemons won the 602 Crate feature.

Buckshot Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Penton Raceway

Pearson Lee Williams earned $1,500 for his Larry Edge Memorial victory. ... Brian Womack won the Limited Late Model feature and Braxtin Barber won the 602 Crate feature.

West Alabama Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

McMullan won from the fourth starting spot to earn $2,000. ... EAMS runs a $10,000-to-win Super Late Model event May 24.

Deep South Speedway

Xtreme Speedway

Wilhite pocketed $2,500 for the victory. ... Dusty Quillen won the 602 Crate feature.

Buckshot Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Kayla Burdett, 15, won the 602 Crate feature, the Cataula, Ga., driver's first-ever in the division.

West Alabama Speedway

Bart Studdard won the 602 Crate feature.

Hollis Speedway

Andrew Moody won the 602 Crate feature.

Xtreme Speedway

Brandon Brown won the 602 Crate feature.

Hollis Speedway

Tanner Folds won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Cheatham won on the undercard of Dalton Cook's $10,000 Super Late Model victory. ... Josh Taylor was disqualified from the 604 feature. ... Jackson Thomason won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Billy Flannagan won the 602 Crate feature.

Buckshot Speedway

Brent Cartwright won the seven-car 602 Crate feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Johnny Robinson won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hollis Speedway

Mike Bruner won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Deep South Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Jimmy Thomas won the 602 Crate feature. ... April 12's Jimmy Thomas Memorial includes more Crate Late Model action along with a $10,000-to-win feature for unsanctioned Super Late Models.

Tri-County Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Adkins won on the undercard of Sam Seawright's Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series headliner.

Dothan Motor Speedway

Lucas earned $1,222 in the fourth annual Jackie Hughes Memorial.

Xtreme Speedway

Bryson Mitchell won the 602 Crate feature (Mitchell also won March 29 makeup events in the 604 and 602 Crate divisions).

West Alabama Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Busha, a former track champion, notched his first Talladega victory since 2022 after mostly being away from the track. ... Busha's victory came on the undercard of Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series competition. ... Brodie Thompson won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Wallace earned $2,000 in the Rumble by the River, a race moved up one day to avoid threatening weather. ... Seth McCormack won the Limited Late Model feature.

Penton Raceway

Jamie Maurice won the three-car Limited Late Model feature.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Evilsizer overtook Smith to the lead the final three circuits of the 20-lapper on the undercard to the Schaeffer's Spring Nationals event.

Buckshot Speedway

Griffin Smith of Eatonton, Ga., swept Friday's Red Clay Series stop at Buckshot Speedway. His brother Garrett won the night's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals feature ... Pole-starting Griffin Smith earned a $2,000 payday after leading all 30 laps in the third round of the tour for 602 Crate Late Models. ... Second-starting Brandon Brown Henceville, Ala., retired on lap three after contact with Smith.

West Alabama Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Brad Berry (604) and Mario Gresham (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Tri-County Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Braxton Faucett won the 602 Crate feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

Huss topped Lucas on the second and final day of the Mardi Gras Brawl.

Dothan Motor Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Leading 25 laps, Sterling Evilsizer of Salem, Ala., earned $2,000 on the undercard of the $10,000 Super Late Model special won by Wil Herrington.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Haden Duncan won the 602 Crate feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Page, of Douglasville, Ga., led all 40 laps of the UCRA opener for earn $2,500. ... The Crate Late Model series hasn't revealed any other 2025 races. ... Page also won the $3,000 Super Late Model feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Page, of Douglasville, Ga., added the $3,000 Super Late Model feature victory to his $2,500 triumph earlier in Crate Late Model action in a race sanctioned by the United Championship Racing Alliance. ... He led all 40 laps of both races. ... The Super Late Model event drew 12 entrants with eight drivers completing 40 laps.

Talladega Short Track

Smith earned $2,500 for his 602 Crate victory on Ice Bowl weekend.

Talladega Short Track

Courtney earned $2,500 on the undercard of the Ice Bowl. ... The multidivision event drew more than 400 race cars.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Polesitter Derrick Nichols of Warren, Ark., won his second career Titan Legends Late Model Series event, earning $1,000 in his debut at the track. ... His first victory came May 8, 2021, at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Ark. ... He led laps 2-3 and 18-20, overtaking Kanyan Methvin with three laps remaining. ... Seven drivers completed 20 laps. ... Jay Croney, Eric Perry and Aiden Tackitt were early retirees.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Crawford County Speedway

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Riverside Int'l Speedway

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Batesville Motor Speedway

Pole-starting Bryce Clark of Conway, Ark., led all 20 laps at Batesville for his first career Titan Legends tour victory. ... Runner-up Bryan Glaze started sixth while Kanyan Methvin improved a dozen spots in finishing third. ... Ashton Wilkey, Lane Carr and Stormy Derryberry scratched from the feature.

Old No. 1 Speedway

The Hall of Famer Phillips, who competes in modifieds but a few seasons ago shuttered his Late Model team, finished second to his son-in-law while driving Shawn Mann's car.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Eli Muilenberg finished second in his second Late Model start (he's primarily competed in the B-mod division this season).

Crawford County Speedway

The pole-starting Glaze, of Little Rock, Ark., led all 25 laps for his first victory of the season and the second of his career on the Titan Legends and Ross Foundation Sooner Late Model Series, earning $1,000. Glaze's last series victories came in another co-sanctioned event on Sept. 23, 2023, at Crawford County. ... Sixth-starting Seth Reed finished 1.008 seconds back at the line. ... Dan Smith, Derrick Nichols and Gary Lowe won heats.

Old No. 1 Speedway

Mann captured his first division victory. ... Three of six scheduled drivers finished.

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Clark pocketed $1,500 in the Clash of the Titans two-day show.

Old No. 1 Speedway

Old No. 1 Speedway

Central Arizona Raceway

Eric McNutt of Las Cruces, N.M., led all the way in the 15-lapper after a runner-up finish the previous night. ... His son Shane won Friday's event.

Central Arizona Raceway

Shane McNutt led all 15 laps to win the nine-car feature by 2.216 seconds.

Central Arizona Raceway

Tipton, who does his summer racing in Tennessee, won in his Carl Trimmer tribute car.

Central Arizona Raceway

California-turned-Iowa driver Dylan Thornton earned $2,500 for his second Ernie Mincy Early Thaw victory of 2025. ... The polesitter also won the miniseries opener Jan. 23. ... Tyler Peterson, the previous night's winner, led three laps early but retired from the 25-lapper on the ninth lap after a tangle with Ricky Weiss. ... Runner-up Chad Olsen was 2.140 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Third-finishing Laela Eisenschenk posted her best Late Model finish. ... The miniseries concludes with a $3,000-to-win event Feb. 1.

Central Arizona Raceway

Tyler Peterson of Hickson, N.D., notched his 200th career multidivisional feature victory in earning a $2,000 Ernie Mincy Early Thaw triumph, the third of his career. ... Ricky Weiss, who finished 1.066 seconds back at the checkers, rallied from his 12th starting spot to finish second. ... Matt Gilbertson led the first half of the race and finished fifth. ... Engine issues sidelined the previous miniseries winner Zach Johnson.

Central Arizona Raceway

The pole-starting Stuckey, of Shreveport., La., earned $2,500 for a victory in the Ernie Mincy Early Thaw. ... The previous night's winner Dylan Thornton saw his race end on the second lap in a tangle with Stuckey that sent Thornton's No. 38T into the wall. ... Third-place finisher Zach Johnson of Lowry, Minn., is returning to the Late Model division in 2025 after seven years away, most of those running modiieds. ... Home-state driver Karl Tipton, driving a Carl Trimmer tribute car, rallied from his 21st starting spot to finish seventh.

Central Arizona Raceway

Thornton, the California-turned-Iowa racer, earned $2,000 in winning the first round of the Ernie Mincy Early Thaw. ... It's his third win of the season at Central Arizona after two modified wins earlier in January. ... Clay Stuckey rallied from 10th for a fourth-place finish. ... Polesitter Cole Schill faded to fifth. ... Heat winner Blaine Doppler scratched from the 26-car feature; Schill, Austin Kuehl and Josh Leonard also won heats. ... The 25-lapper was completed green-to-checkered and lasted less than eight minutes.

Placerville Speedway

Antioch Speedway

Slaney earned $1,000 at the Larry Damitz Memorial, his second straight Xtreme Series victory at Antioch. ... He led all 20 laps from outside the front row.

Placerville Speedway

Lightfoot won by a 5.244-second margin over Davis.

Antioch Speedway

Reigning tour champ Anthony Slaney of Martinez, Calif., notched his first Xtreme victory of the season and sixth of his career. ... Slaney started fourth and led all but the first two laps of the Soares Memorial, a race honoring the family that operated the track for 42 seasons. ... Polesitter Andrew Odgers was the first retiree. ... Tyler Lightfoot scratched.

Antioch Speedway

Joey Ridgway scratched from the scheduled three-car feature.

Placerville Speedway

Antioch Speedway

Pole-starting Shawn DeForest of Livermore, Calif., captured his second career Xtreme Late Model Series event. ... DeForest won the tour's second race with Antioch adding a date after electrical problems forced a cancellation at the dirt track in Stockton, Calif.

Marysville Raceway

Trimble won the Xtreme Late Model Series opener, which drew eight cars.

Phillips County Raceway

Justin Bussell of Imperial, Neb., earned $1,000 for the 22-lap DIRTcar Tri-State Late Model Region feature. ... The event drew 11 cars.

Georgetown Speedway

Delaware International Speedway

Georgetown Speedway

Collins, taking the lead from Derek Magee on the third of 15 laps, won on the undercard of Rick Eckert's $3,026 Super Late Model victory in the Mark "Coot" Williams Memorial.

Georgetown Speedway

Starting outside the front row, Rick Eckert of York, Pa., earned $3,026 for a Super Late Model victory in the Mark "Coot" Williams Memorial. ... Eckert led all 26 laps and took the checkers 5.328 seconds ahead of hometown driver Ross Robinson, a previous winner of the winner. ... Brent Robinson improved six positions to round out the top five. ... Kerry King scratched from the scheduled 15-car feature.

Volusia Speedway Park

Trynt Lloyd topped an 18-car field. ... Ivedent Lloyd Jr. rallied from his 10th starting spot. ... Brandon Yates won the 602 Crate portion of the Firecracker Showdown.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Ocala Speedway

Southern Raceway

All-Tech Raceway

Bubba Whitener outran his father Mark Whitener for a $3,000 victory. ... The race served as a tuneup for May 24's $10,000-to-win Harvey Jones Memorial. ... Bubba Roling won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hendry County Motorsports Park

All-Tech Raceway

Holden Allen won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Volusia Speedway Park

Overtaking Whitener with four laps remaining, Lloyd won from his fifth starting spot. ... Donnie Chappell won the 602 Crate feature, his first in two years.

All-Tech Raceway

Bubba Roling won the 602 Crate feature.

North Florida Speedway

Ocala Speedway

Driving a Big Frog Motorsports entry, Dixon earned $3,000 in the Mike Peters Open. ... Dixon also won the race in 2018. ... Ivedent Lloyd Jr. led the first two laps before Jason Garver took command. ... Dixon overtook Garver on the 13th lap. ... Lloyd was collected by a car heading to the pits on the eighth lap, sending both cars hard into the pit-wall entrance; both drivers were OK.

All-Tech Raceway

Surviving a series of late restarts, Yarbrough inherited the point when Garret Stewart and Bubba Roling tangled battling for the lead. ... Brenden Smith contended up front early, but his race ended against the wall. ... David Showers Sr. won the 602 Crate feature.

North Florida Speedway

Volusia Speedway Park

Kopka earned $1,500. ... Bubba Roling won the 602 Crate Late Model feature over Austin Leamon.

All-Tech Raceway

Bubba Roling won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Ocala Speedway

The hometown veteran won from the pole position in an 18-car feature.

All-Tech Raceway

The third-starting Gainey, of Fort White, Fla., inherited the $2,025 CRUSA 602 Series opener after apparent winner, Jason Garver, was disqualified during postrace technical inspection. ... Bubba Roling led 21 of the first 22 laps before retiring, handing the lead to Garver. ... Caleb Ashby started 15th and finished third. ... Garver, Gainey and Brennen Shirley won heats.

All-Tech Raceway

Whitener rallied from his 24th starting spot fot the victory.

Southern Raceway

Kody Cook scratched from the five-car lineup.

North Florida Speedway

Southern Raceway

Jernigan swept weekend events.

Southern Raceway

Southern Raceway

All-Tech Raceway

Cody Overton of Evans, Ga., came from his 16th starting spot for a $5,000 victory in the Stevie Whitener Memorial driving the No. C02 entry. ... Leading 26 laps, Overton dominated the second half of the race, taking the checkers 6.329 seconds ahead of Corey Neil Jr. ... Eight drivers finished on the lead lap of the 40-lapper.  ... Polesitter Pearson Lee Williams led a single lap while Neil (six laps) and third-finishing Mark Whitener (seven laps) also spent time out front.

Volusia Speedway Park

The third-starting Roling, of Clay Hill, Fla., led all 20 laps for the $3,000 payday, his first victory of the 2025 season. ... Kyle Hammer improved 19 positions and finished 4.267 seconds behind Roling. ... Pierce McCarter started 24th and finished ninth. ... Koulten Herbert and Kody Cook won consies. ... Roling topped the 42-car field in time trials.

Ocala Speedway

Wells, of Glen St. Mary, Fla., earned $1,000 for his Hangover victory. ... Ocala hosts the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series as part of Georgia-Florida Speedweeks on Feb. 4-8.

Historic 441 Speedway

Hometown racer Caleb Gay was the flagged winner but disqualified at the scales with Ivedent Lloyd Jr. awarded the $2,500 Southern Clash Late Model victory in the second stop of the tour's 2025 campaign. ... Gay originally finished 0.483 second ahead of Ivedent Lloyd Jr. ... Rye Faulk was also disqualified.

Senoia Raceway

Logan Palmer (604) and Marty Massey (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Dixie Speedway

Logan Palmer (604) and Hayden Swaney (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Lavonia Speedway

Preston Dimsdale won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Berrong won on the undercard of Jamie Oliver's Topless Outlaws victory.

Toccoa Raceway

Collins nipped McCoy by nine-hundredths of a second in a makeup from a Memorial Day weekend special. ... Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate feature.

Cochran Motor Speedway

Williams earned $1,500. ... Caleb Gay won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... The event drew 128 cars and feature events didn't get rolling until after 11 p.m.

Lavonia Speedway

Dale Timms earned a $3,000 victory from the fourth starting spot, taking the checkers ahead of his father Larry Timms. ... Bryan Mullis led the first 28 laps and Dale Timms led the final 12. ... Mark Greene rallied from his 17th starting spot to finish seventh. ... Brandon "Cornbread" Haley scratched from the scheduled 21-car field. ... Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Golden Isles Speedway

The track owner won from his sixth starting spot.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Nick Sellers won the 602 Crate feature.

Historic 441 Speedway

Sugar Creek Raceway

Whitener's victory came on the undercard of the Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory for Casey Roberts. ... Garrett Smith won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Senoia Raceway

Brandon McDaniel won the 602 Crate feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Junior Whitner (604) and Booger Brooks (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Hartwell Motor Speedway

Dixie Speedway

Jonathan Martin won the 602 Crate feature.

Toccoa Raceway

David McCoy won the 602 Crate Late Model feature, which drew 13 entrants.

Swainsboro Raceway

Tribble won on the undercard of Jeremy Steele's $10,000 CRUSA 604 touring victory.

Historic 441 Speedway

Lavonia Speedway

Bryan Tullis won the 602 Crate feature.

North Georgia Speedway

Parris won on the undercard of the Jail Breaker Topless Outlaw Series event won by Kyle Courtney. ... Colton Jackson won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Ellis won from his sixth starting spot over Payton Stevenson and Colby Darda, the front-row starters.

Needmore Speedway

Jonah Bozeman, 29, of Moultrie, Ga., captured his first 604 Crate Late Model feature. ... The previous 602 winner credits 2025 success with a shift to Excel Chassis.

Needmore Speedway

Senoia Raceway

Griffin Smith won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Toccoa Raceway

Collins raced to victory in car honoring two Georgia racers who died earlier in the week with No. 16 (for Wesley English) on the left side and No. 98 (for Casey Barrow) on the right. ... David McCoy won the 602 Crate feature.

Swainsboro Raceway

North Georgia Speedway

Curtis scored his second victory of the weekend, a night after winning at Tri-County Racetrack in Brasstown, N.C. ... Polesitter Zane Littleton crossed the finish line third but was disqualified in technical inspection. ... Cade Brookshire (604) and Hayden Swaney (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

North Georgia Speedway

The second-starting Marlar, of Winfield, Tenn., led all 40 laps for his first UCRA victory of the season, worth $2,500. ... Fourth-starting Dylan Perry trailed Marlar the entire way, finishing 0.768 of a second back. ... Marlar and Jason Deal won heats. ... Deal topped the 19-car field in time trials.

North Georgia Speedway

Nash won on the same card as Skylar Marlar's UCRA victory for Crate Late Models. ... Colton Jackson won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Horton won the $2,500 Pollard Memorial. ... Matt Dooley (604) and Marty Massey (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Historic 441 Speedway

Sugar Creek Raceway

Outside front-row starter Frankie Beard of Hartwell, Ga., earned $3,000 for the 602 Crate Late Model victory on the Red Clay tour. ... Beard led all 30 laps and took the checkers 0.773 of a second ahead of Shaun Sise in a two-lap shootout to the finish after a late caution. ... Jason Deal rallied from 16th to a top-five finish. ... Nine drivers completed 30 laps. ... Seth Wimpey scratched from the feature. ... Drew Deaver won the Limited Late Model feature and Jacob Hamby won the 604 Crate feature.

Waycross Motor Speedway

Nevin Gainey of Fort White, Fla., earned $2,589 for his Southern Clash victory in the Davy Woodard Memorial (he also picked up $250 from Ferry Motorsports Supply for setting fast time). ... Gainey led 30 laps from the pole for his first series victory. ... He took the checkers 2.803 seconds ahead of runner-up Scott Johnson. ... Reigning series champ Ivedent Lloyd Jr. came from 11th to finish third. ... Thirteen drivers finished on the lead lap. ... Scott Waters won the 602 Crate feature.

Toccoa Raceway

Brandon Stroud won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Dixie Speedway

Sawyer Tinker (604) and Cass Fowler (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Swainsboro Raceway

Landon Mathews won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Jay Coen won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Nick Sellers won the 602 Crate feature.

Needmore Speedway

Third-starting Nevin Gainey of Fort White, Fla., earned $5,000 in the Southern Heritage Classic. ... Front-row starters Mark Whitener, who ran second for nine laps, and Cam Boyd, who led the first nine laps, were disqualified from the 15-car field (Whitener was also disqualified from the CRUSA tour event). ... Gainey led from laps 10-30. ... Russell Brown Jr. improved seven positions for a runner-up finish.

Needmore Speedway

Mark Whitener of Middleburg, Fla., recorded a $4,000 victory in the Rogers-Dabbs Crate Racin’ USA 604 Series portion of Needmore's Southern Heritage Classic, leading all the way from his pole position. ... Brody Smith came from 10th to finish fourth. ... Dakota Nichols scratched from the scheduled 24-car field.

Lavonia Speedway

Pole-starting Jay Coen of Dacula, Ga., earned $2,000 in the second race of the season on the Red Clay Series, a tour for 602 Crate Late Models. ... He led all 30 laps and finished eight-tenths of a second ahead of Billy Rushton. ... Nine drivers completed 30 laps. ... Nathan Bray, Chris Cape and Colby Cape scratched from the scheduled 19-car feature field.

Senoia Raceway

Joey Armistead (604) and Parker Marchman (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Nick Sellers won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Historic 441 Speedway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Swainsboro Raceway

Landon Mathews won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Collins posted a runner-up finish at Winder-Barrow after competing in Lavonia Speedway's Spring Natty earlier in the afternoon. ... Chris Woods won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Morgan won the Spring Natty. ... David McCoy won the 602 Crate Late Model feature in a new C&P Motorsports Barry Wright Race Car.

Senoia Raceway

The fourth-starting Kenny Collins of Colbert, Ga., earned $2,500 in the Red Clay Series opener for 602 Crate Late Models (the series merged with the GM Performance 602 Series for 2025). ... Collins led all but the first two laps of the 30-lap feature. ... Marty Massey led the first two laps but ended up third behind Collins and Taylor Cole. ... Mavrick Davidson came from the 15th starting spot to finish seventh. ... The race was on the undercard of Cody Overton's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory. ... Nineteen drivers completed 30 laps. ... The Red Clay circuit heads to Lavonia (Ga.) Speedway on March 22.

Screven Motor Speedway

Gavin Cowan scored a divisional sweep in $1,500-to-win 604 Crate races at the Winter Freeze.

Screven Motor Speedway

Dustin Watkins of Swainsboro, Ga., notched a $1,500 602 Bandits victory from outside the front row. ... He won on the undercard of Cody Overton's Southern Thunder victory for Super Late Models.

Screven Motor Speedway

Ches Chester of Twin City, Ga., earned $1,500 for winning the first of two 602 Bandit Series races during Winter Freeze action. ... His victory was on the undercard of the Southern Thunder triumph for Casey Roberts.

Screven Motor Speedway

Cowan earned $1,500 during Screven's Winter Freeze action.

Golden Isles Speedway

Chester won on the undercard of Tyler Bruening's Lucas Oil Series victory in the Super Bowl of Racing opener.

Shelby County Speedway

Maquoketa Speedway

The 68-year-old Steve Johnson won from his sixth starting spot for his first victory in the division since April 28, 2001, at West Liberty Raceway. ... Johnson left the Late Model division in 2004 and had run modifieds until returning to Late Models in 2022.

Lee County Speedway

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Glover, the IMCA points leader, won from the pole.

Dubuque Speedway

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Horn won from his sixth starting spot.

Lee County Speedway

Maquoketa Speedway

Denning won from the ninth starting spot, overtaking Don Pataska on the 10th lap.

Davenport Speedway

Fourth-starting Jake Morris of McCausland, Iowa, notched his first Late Model victory. ... Matt Ryan rallied eight positions for the runner-up spot and Logan Veloz started 13th.

Dubuque Speedway

Mason City Motor Speedway

C.J. Horn of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, notched his second career Karl Chevrolet Pro Late Model Tour victory from his sixth starting spot. ... He led the final 15 laps of the 25-lapper. ... Runner-up Brennen Chipp led the first four laps and third-finishing Logan Duffy led laps 5-10. ... Horn took the checkers 1.351 seconds ahead of Chipp. ... Horn's first series victory came at Mason City in 2023.

Maquoketa Speedway

Leading all the way, Jesse Bodin of Silvis, Ill., picked up the 25-lap victory the same day of his high school graduation.

Shelby County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Garnhart gained a little redemption after his apparent opening night victory when he was disqualified for being light at the scales. ... Logan Veloz, trying to extend a personal five-race winning streak, was running second when his car overheated in the final laps.

Independence Motor Speedway

Starting outside the front row, J.D. Auringer of Waterloo, Iowa, led all 25 laps for his series-leading fifth career Pro Tour victory. ... The Denny Osborn Memorial paid $1,572. ... Fifth-starting Jeff Aikey finished 0.930 of a second behind at the checkers after a late caution. ... Reigning series champ Nick Marolf started ninth and finished fifth. ... Dyllan Ricks rallied from 16th to seventh. ... Hall of Famer Gary Webb was among early retirees.

Lee County Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Kale Kosiski won from the sixth starting spot over polesitter Sterling Perkins.

Dubuque Speedway

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Horn won the 14-car feature with seven cars running at the finish (Gary Webb was among scratches).

Shelby County Speedway

Neal Deal rallied from 23rd to second.

Maquoketa Speedway

Veloz won his second race of the weekend and fourth of his young rookie season.

Davenport Speedway

Veloz, a Late Model rookie, won his second in a row at Davenport and third overall of the season. ... He won by nearly a half-track margin over Ryan, who improved seven positions while Birkhofer picked up 12.

Dubuque Speedway

Eric Pollard and T.J. Fortmann swapped the lead twice in the closing laps with Pollard coming out on top in the nonstop 25-lapper. ... Pollard won by six-tenths of a second. ... Fortmann, looking for his first Late Model victory, led laps 22-23.

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Shelby County Speedway

Lee County Speedway

Crawford County Speedway

Glover, the early IMCA points leaders, won his fourth overall race of the season and second at Crawford County.

Benton County Speedway

Polesitter Tom Berry Jr. inherited the $2,000 victory after apparent winner Tim Ward of Mesa, Ariz., was disqualified because he used grooved tires. ... Berry led the opening nine laps before finishing a distant 3.436 seconds behind Ward, then was declared the winner in postrace tech. ... Ward was moved to last in the 16-car field. ... J.D. Auringer rallied from 16th to finish third. ... The previous night's Pro winner at Independence (iowa) Motor Speedway, Dallon Murty, started and finished fifth. ... Ten drivers completed 25 laps.

Independence Motor Speedway

Dallon Murty of Chelsea, Iowa, overtook Sean Johnson on the 19th of 30 laps. ... Johnson retired. ... Tom Berry Jr. finished 2.159 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Thirteen of 22 starters completed 30 laps. ... The race program drew 168 race cars overall.

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Becerra started fifth. ... Pole-starting Ray Raker was among early retirees. ... Mitch Morris improved seven spots to round out the top five.

Shelby County Speedway

Deal rallied from his 22nd starting spot for a runner-up finish.

Crawford County Speedway

Glover, of Knoxville, Iowa, won for the third time in as many weekends and notched the first three-victory season of his career.

Dubuque Speedway

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Maquoketa Speedway

The fourth-starting Morris overtook the pole-starting Denning exiting the final corner amid traffic.

Davenport Speedway

Taking the lead from Travis Denning on the third lap, 21-year-old rookie Logan Veloz of Colona, Ill., won his third career Late Model start.

Lee County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Winning his first Davenport feature, Glover topped Ryan by a half-second margin. ... Mitch Morris led the first 15 laps before Glover took command. ... Ten drivers completed 25 laps.

Independence Motor Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

The seventh-starting Nezworski inherited the victory as he opened his 31st career season. ... Bryce Garnhart led all 25 laps and had a half-track margin at the finish but he was disqualified for weighing in 15 pounds light.

East Moline Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Miller's victory came on the undercard of Jason Feger's DIRTcar Summer Nationals triumph.

Sycamore Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Burwell overtook Jason Wagner with five laps remaining in the 25-lapper. ... Chris Dick won his second Crate Late Model feature of the season.

East Moline Speedway

Veloz won his third straight at East Moline.

Charleston Speedway

Highland Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Chase Osterhoff topped his father by nearly a half-track margin for a $1,200 victory.

Brownstown Bullring

East Moline Speedway

Veloz, of Colona, Ill., won his fifth straight IMCA Late Model feature.

Quincy Raceway

Woodworth also won the previous night at Spoon River Speedway in Banner, Ill.

Spoon River Speedway

Sycamore Speedway

Robbins notched his first top-five in the division.

Farmer City Raceway

Chase Osterhoff contended up front but retired on the 11th lap. ... Reigning DIRTcar stock car division champ Braiden Keller was fifth in his Super Late Model debut, driving a John Gummere-owned car. ... Chase Wilson won the Crate Late Model feature.

East Moline Speedway

Veloz, a division rookie, swept the weekend with victories at Davenport, Maquoketa and East Moline.

Sycamore Speedway

Spoon River Speedway

Peoria Speedway

Wallace won the 14-car feature.

Fairbury Speedway

Baker notched his first Fairbury victory. ..." I have been trying for so long to get a win here," he said. "Dakota has been tough to beat, so it feels good to get a win over him."

Kankakee County Speedway

Farmer City Raceway

Chris Dick won the Crate Late Model feature.

Lincoln Speedway

East Moline Speedway

Veloz won in the track's first event under new promoter Rob Parker.

Quincy Raceway

Brownstown Bullring

Cleared to return to racing after surgery, Mike Harrison drove the Steve Lampley-owned No. 33 to victory. ... Michael Kloos advanced seven spots to finish fourth in the 17-car field.

Peoria Speedway

Weisser earned $1,400 on Mental Health Awareness Night. ... May 17's Super Late Model event pays $1,500-to-win.

Charleston Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

Miller notched his first career Crate Late Model victory.

Quincy Raceway

The eighth-starting Becerra notched his second victory of the weekend. ... The Carthage, Ill., driver won Saturday's IMCA Late Model event at 34 Raceway in West Burlington, Iowa.

Fairbury Speedway

Feger earned $2,500 in the FALS Cup victory and notched his second victory of the weekend (he won Friday at Farmer City). ... Little got over the cushion, allowing Feger a way past. ... Garrett Alberson was third in an unscheduled start after the Lucas Oil Series rainout in Kentucky.

Peoria Speedway

Gardner led all the way.

Spoon River Speedway

Woodworth won from the pole.

Farmer City Raceway

Feger won the 19-car feature with 10 cars running at the finish. ... The polesitting Spatola finished a half-second behind his fellow front-row starter. ... Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Quincy Raceway

Wilson captured the season opener at the track that added outside walls during the offseason. ... Runner-up Jackson Frankel improved eight positions. ... The event drew 2,500 fans in the first season opener under the ownership of Jeff and Renee DeLonjay.

Peoria Speedway

Winning the track's season opener, Sheppard stretched his personal winning streak to three in a row among three tracks. ... Allen Weisser improved five positions to finish second and polesitter Mike Spatola was third.

Brownstown Bullring

Sheppard won his second straight feature after capturing the main event at Highland (Ill.) Speedway seven days earlier. ... Runner-up Joe Bongiorno of Milwaukee, Wis., made his Brownstown debut by finishing second in a new Kryptonite car from Burwell Motorsports.

Farmer City Raceway

Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Caden McWhorter of Fairbury, Ill., was third in his Late Model debut.

Highland Speedway

Sheppard captured the season opener that drew 20 entrants. ... Polesitter Michael Kloos was the first retiree.

Spoon River Speedway

Shadyhill Speedway

Gash ended Jace Owens's winning streak that stretched back to last season.

Brownstown Speedway

Lewis notched his first Brownstown victory. ... Patrick McMillan improved 10 positions for a top-five finish.

Shadyhill Speedway

Owens remained unbeaten at Shadyhill.

Brownstown Speedway

Leading all 25 laps, Stalker started outside the front row en route to his first Crate Late Model victory.

Shadyhill Speedway

Owens is 3-for-3 to start the season.

Brownstown Speedway

Boller edged ahead to lead one lap late, but Gilpin held on for a $2,500 payday.

Shadyhill Speedway

Brownstown Speedway

The second-starting Gilpin earned $2,500 after going from third to first on the third lap. ... Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., was fifth in his Brownstown debut.

Brownstown Speedway

Cain won his seventh straight Crate Late Model race at Brownstown going back to 2024. ... He led all 25 laps.

Dodge City Raceway Park

The 20th-starting Mullens, of Wichita, Kan., charged to lead the final nine laps in winning Friday's $1,000 main event, his fourth United Rebel Series victory of the season. ... Josh Leonard followed Mullens and held second the final nine laps, finishing a distant 4.071 seconds back. ... Kip Hughes led the opening 11 laps before slipping to third. ... Leonard, Justin Bussell, Jake Nightingale and Brandon Conkwright won heats. ... Nightingale topped the 21-car field in time trials.

Rolling Plains Motor Speedway

Polesitter Josh Leonard of Gibbon, Neb., earned $2,500 for his first career Nutrien Ag Solutions POWRi Revival Super Dirt Series victory. ... Dan Smith rallied from 13th to finish fifth.

81 Speedway

Kyle Berck of Marquette, Neb., earned $4,000 in a race co-sanctioned by the Ross Foundation Sooner Late Model Series and United Rebel Late Model Series. ... Berck collected $3,100 in lap money in the Lonnie Smith Memorial. ... “The last few weeks around home we have not been good at all, so this is a good weekend for us,” Berck said after a runner-up finish the previous night at Humboldt (Kan.) Speedway. “It was the right night to be right.”

Humboldt Speedway

Leading only the last lap, fourth-starting Brandon Conkwright of Wamego, Kan., captured his second career Ross Foundation Sooner Late Model Series victory. ... Conkwright stole the victory from fellow second-row starter Kyle Berck, who led laps 4-24 but finished 0.401 of a second behind at the checkers. ... “He got the lapped traffic at the wrong time and he had two cars he had to split and I was fortunate enough to get by him,” Conkwright said. ... Polesitter Joe Gorby settled for third. ... Jordan Barbee started on the tail and finished sixth. ... Seven of 13 starters completed 25 laps.

Dodge City Raceway Park

Polesitter Kip Hughes of Enid, Okla., earned $1,000 for the flag-to-flag, 22-lap victory. ... Hughes notched his third series victory (his first two came under the former High Plains name) ... Jake Nightingale and Jared Dunkin scratched from the scheduled 12-car feature.

Salt City Speedway

Tanner Mullens of Wichita, Kan., won his third consecutive Rebel tour feature. ... He led all the way. ... TeeJay Janousek scratched from the scheduled 11-car feature.

Dodge City Raceway Park

Tanner Mullens of Wichita, Kan., completed a sweep of United Rebel tour action. ... He won the previous night at Beaver Creek Speedway in Beaver, Okla. ... He led all 25 laps in the Tumbleweed Classic for $1,000 in the first of five tour events scheduled at Dodge City, which is also hosting a regular-season Late Model division for the first time. ... Jake Nightingale was 5.262 seconds behind at the checkers and Brandon Conkwright was the only other driver on the lead lap among nine starters.

Willard Speedway

Regaining the lead from Derek Fisher on the 24th lap, Adam Stricker of Batavia, Ohio, led the rest of the 30-lap Jesse Dillow Memorial for a $3,000 payday. ... Fisher led only lap 22. ... The fourth annual event drew 19 cars.

Willard Speedway

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

191 Speedway

Oscar McCown won the Crate Late Model feature.

Windy Hollow Raceway Park

Willard Speedway

Kevin Mullett won the Crate Late Model feature.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Mountain Motor Speedway

Ponderosa Speedway

Linville pocketed $1,200.

Windy Hollow Raceway Park

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Justin Cooper, the son-in-law of veteran Ohio racer R.J. Conley, notched his first career Late Model victory. ... Kirk Phillips was among scratches.

Florence Speedway

Willard Speedway

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

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Paducah International Raceway

Florence Speedway

The track earlier in the week named Kayak Mike as a new sponsor.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Crooks, the grandson of Hall of Famer Charlie Swartz, notched his first Super Late Model victory. ... Kenneth Howell's race ended when he got too high and into the outside wall.

191 Speedway

Oscar McCown won the Crate Late Model feature, his second of the weekend following a Friday victory at Mountain Motor Speedway.

Mountain Motor Speedway

Marlar won on the undercard of Garrett Smith's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals victory for Super Late Models.

Mountain Motor Speedway

Brandon Fouts lowered the track record. ... Rocky Moore broke at the race's outset. ... Darren Slone was challenging for the lead when he spun, but he rallied back to fourth.

Mountain Motor Speedway

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Florence Speedway

Kramer overtook Nicholas Byrd on the sixth lap.

Mountain Motor Speedway

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Fifth-starting Michael Chilton of Salvisa, Ky., drove the Danny Hatcher-owned No. 6 to a $3,000 American All-Stars Crate Late Model victory in the Spring Bluegrass Brawl 40. ... Chilton took the lead from polesitter Tyler Arrington, the previous night's tour winner at Mountain Motor Speedway, on the 17th lap. ... Arrington finished 1.696 seconds behind Chilton at the checkers. ... Tim Damron started 11th and finished fifth. ... A dozen drivers completed 40 laps.

Rockcastle Speedway

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Driving the Tim Logan Racing entry, Stricker earned $2,000 in the season opener.

Willard Speedway

Nathan Martin won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mountain Motor Speedway

The polesitting Arrington earned $3,000 in a race postponed a week by rain. ... Leading all 40 laps, the Honaker, Va., driver won by a 2.046-second margin in the 40-lapper. ... Outside front-row starter A.J. Hicks settled for fifth. ... Darren Slone picked up eight positions in finishing eighth. ... Lake Cumberland Speedway hosts an April 19 All-Stars tour event.

Florence Speedway

Kramer's victory was on the undercard of Josh Rice's Super Late Model victory in the Northern Allstars Spring 50.

Paducah International Raceway

The event was the first under the track's Crate Racin' USA sanctioning. ... Hometown driver Cory Balkey notched his first Crate Late Model top-five.

Revolution Park

Revolution Park

Colbey Richman, a crew member for several national touring teams, finished fourth.

Super Bee Speedway

Third-starting Bubba Mullins of West Monroe, La., completed a weekend sweep of Gulf Coast tour action at Super Bee's Firecracker. ... He also won $1,500 the previous night. ... Polesitter and series founder Rob Litton finished second after leading the first 27 laps then giving up the lead to Mullins. ... Darin Patrick rallied from his 14th starting spot to round out the top five. ... Nine cars were running at the finish.

Super Bee Speedway

Polesitter Bubba Mullins of West Monroe, La., earned $1,500 for his Gull South touring victory. ... Waylon Morris cames from his 12th starting spot to round out the top five. ... Seven drivers were running at the finish. ... Most of the same drivers chase another $1,500 payday 24 hours later.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Revolution Park

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Blake Glass came from 14th to third.

Revolution Park

Willis earned $3,000. ... James Shirley won the Crate Late Model feature.

Revolution Park

Series founder Rob Litton won the $1,500 Gulf South Crate tour feature. ... He led all 20 laps. ... David Williamson, Wayne Patton, Robbie Stuart and Seth Traweek scratched from the scheduled 15-car feature.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Revolution Park

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Leading the last four laps, Kevin Dupont of Carencro, La., notched his first Crate Late Model victory at Baton Rouge since 2020. ... Brady Walton retired after leading the first 16 laps.

Revolution Park

The event was held Sunday after a Saturday rainout.

Boothill Speedway

Sixth-starting David Winslett of Bossier City, La., earned $1,500 in the event co-sanctioned by the American Crate Late Model Series and the Gulf South Crate tour. ... He took the lead from Mark Underwood Jr. on the 13th of 30 laps. ... Dennie Geiber finished six-tenths of a second behind at the checkers. ... Corey Neil Jr., the previous nights double-tour winner at Sabine Speedway in Many, La., finished seventh.

Super Bee Speedway

Sabine Speedway

Polesitter Corey Neil Jr. of Bridge City, Texas, led all the way for a $1,500 victory in the opener on the American Crate Late Model Series and Gulf South Crate tour. ... He outran ninth-starting Beau Begnaud by more than four seconds. ... Ten drivers completed 30 laps. ... The tours combine for another $1,500-to-win event March 22 at Boothill Speedway in Greenwood, La., and April 5 at 105 Speedway in Cleveland, Texas.

Revolution Park

Baton Rouge Raceway

Bennett won the nine-car season opener from the pole position.

Dead Horse Creek Speedway

Edginton captured the McNaught Cadillac Cup. ... The previous night's racing was rained out.

Hagerstown Speedway

Scott Sweeney Jr. won the Crate Late Model feautre.

Potomac Speedway

Georgia racer Wil Herrington, who pilots the No. 15k owned by Bruce Kane of Glen Burnie, Md., grabbed a $3,500 victory in a holiday weekend special. ... Leading all 35 laps, the third-starting Herrington took the checkers 1.823 seconds ahead of polesitter Derick Quade. ... Joey Love started 13th and finished fourth. ... Ten drivers completed 35 laps.

Hagerstown Speedway

Moore notched his first Hagerstown victory in the division. ... Tyler Hershey came from the 10th starting spot. ... Jacob Whitt won the Crate Late Model feature.

Hagerstown Speedway

Kable notched his first victory in the Hagerstown division.

Potomac Speedway

Fifth-finishing Megan Emory was formerly Megan Mann.

Potomac Speedway

Ed Pope III won the Crate Late Model feature.

Hagerstown Speedway

Bonebrake won from the fifth starting spot for his first Hagerstown victory since 2001. ... A severe storm blew through shortly after the races. The track didn't suffer serious damage but many in the area lost power.

Potomac Speedway

Winning by a 0,666-second margin over fellow front-row starter Logan Roberson, polesitter Kyle Hardy of Stephens City, Va., earned $3,999 in the Danny Garrett Memorial for his 28th career Potomac feature victory. ... Hardy led all 49 laps. ... Fast qualifier Corey Almond finished seventh. ... The event was the first under promotership of longtime Potomac Late Model racer David Williams and drew 28 Limited Late Models.

Hagerstown Speedway

Leading all 20 laps, Pilkerton captured the Sunday afternoon affair while runner-up Kyle Lear high-tailed it to Bedford (Pa.) Speedway to win an evening event. ... Hagerstown's event drew 20 cars. ... Davin Kaiser won the Crate Late Model feature and scored a weekend sweep in the division between Winchester (Va.) Speedway and Hagerstown.

Hagerstown Speedway

Lear won for the second week in a row.

Hagerstown Speedway

Lear overtook Ryan Zook on the fifth lap and led the rest of the 20-lapper. ... Devin Brannon won the Crate Late Model feature over Trevor Collins.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Merritt Speedway

Cody Bauer won from his fourth starting spot. ... After the race, track owner Mike Blackmer on Facebook apologized for the poor quality of the track surface so far this season.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

I-96 Speedway

Stemler won from his sixth starting spot.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Karter Juusola won the Crate Late Model feature.

Mid-Michigan Raceway Park

I-96 Speedway

Finley won from the pole position in the 19-car feature.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Merritt Speedway

Knoll won from the fifth starting spot in the season opener.

Thunderbird Raceway

I-96 Speedway

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Leading the last nine laps and winning by more than seven seconds, Gokey came from the sixth starting spot to overtake Eric Spangler. ... Matt Murawski was disqualified after crossing the line third. ... Dona Marcoullier retired after five laps.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Stemler won from the seventh starting spot. ... Mike Vandermark improved nine positions in finishing third. ... Polesitter Brennan Bowen ended up eighth. ... Crystal on May 25 hosts the Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man Series.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Stemler won from the pole position.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Stemler led all 30 laps from the pole. ... The event drew 16 cars.

Thunderbird Raceway

Thirlby won from the fifth starting spot in the nine-car feature.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Polesitter Logan Nickerson won for the second straight night following a triumph at I-96 Speedway in Lake Odessa, Mich. ... Travis Stemler came from the sixth row for a runner-up finish. ... Outside front-row starter Brandon Thirlby cut down a tire early.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

I-96 Speedway

Chase Burda improved 12 positions in finishing sixth. ... Logan Nickerson won the April 26 makeup feature over Chad Finley and Eric Spangler.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Gokey won the first event under the promotions of brothers Klint and Kalvin Lewis.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Driving a Dave and Jody Bowen-owned car, Thirlby won the season opener from the ninth starting spot.

Grand Rapids Speedway

The event was originally scheduled to be an XR Northern Storm event, but the four races on the miniseries were postponed because of weather.

Proctor KME Speedway

Kyle Peterlin won a regular-season event after XR Northern Storm races at Proctor and three other tracks were postponed.

Hibbing Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

Grand Rapids Speedway

Buffalo River Speedway

Johnson won his second feature of the season.

Proctor KME Speedway

Peterlin won from his sixth starting spot.

Hibbing Speedway

Norman County Raceway

The second-starting Strand, of Grand Forks, N.D., led all 25 laps to win Thursday's $1,500 NLRA season opener, notching his 37th career series triumph. ... Tenth-starting Tyler Peterson trailed Strand the final 13 laps, finishing 0.606 of a second back. ... Shane Edginton started 13th and finished fourth. ... The non-stop feature lasted 10 minutes. ... Strand, Jeremy Keller and Mike Greseth won heats.

Fiesta City Speedway

I-94 EMR Speedway

The pole-starting Zimpel notched his first victory of the season. ... Ben Wolden won the Limited Late Model feature.

Grand Rapids Speedway

Buffalo River Speedway

Buffalo River Speedway

Johnson captured the opener of the two-race weekend for the track that added Late Models for 2025.

Ogilvie Raceway

The polesitting Mass topped the seventh-starting Peterson by 1.254 seconds. ... Kevin Burdick came from 13th to finish sixth.

Fiesta City Speedway

Ogilvie Raceway

Tyler Peterson, who finished sixth, lost for the first time in 2025 in the Late Model division.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Peterson extended his hot season start with his third straight Late Model victory. ... Rick Schroeder won the Limited Late Model feature.

Ogilvie Raceway

Peterson is 2-for-2 in the division after a Devils Lake victory a week earlier. ... Jack Koranda was fourth in his Late Model debut.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Morton overtook Cox on the fifth lap and raced to his third victory. ... "We kind of fell back on that start and Tucker Cox jumped out to a pretty good lead," Morton said. "We kind of ran him back down when we got in lapped traffic. We got back to the bottom and I think that's what made the difference."

I-35 Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

I-35 Speedway

Hibner won from his fifth starting spot.

Callaway Raceway

Hoover won the track's season opener postponed by weather and frontstretch wall repairs.

I-35 Speedway

Moberly Motorsports Park

Springfield Raceway

The fifth-starting Sawyer Crigler of Alton, Mo., notched his eighth career 4 State touring event. ... He earned $2,055 in the Flyin' Farmer 55, an event honoring Hall of Fame racer Ken Essary. ... Crigler took the lead from polesitter Brandon Baldridge on the 21st of 35 laps. ... Dustin Tiger improved nine positions in finishing third. ... Sixteen drivers finished on the lead lap.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Cox chased down Ewing and made the winning pass coming to the white flag. ... "I kept getting a really good run off of (turn) two," Cox said. "I knew I had to get up beside him going into three because he was going to pinch me down there in the slime, but we cleared him and got the win."

Federated Raceway at I-55

I-35 Speedway

Farmington Empire Speedway

Nevada Speedway

Eighth-starting Joey Smith of West Plains, Mo., earned $1,750 for his first 4 State tour victory. ... He led twice for eight laps, including the final six circuits of the 40 lapper after overtaking Sam Petty, who led most of the way. ... Polesitter Dustin Atkinson finish second, 0.440 of a second behind at the checkers. ... Jace Parmley came from his 14th starting spot to finish fifth. ... Seventeen drivers were running at the finish of the 40-lapper.

I-35 Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

Morton flirted with the wall exiting turn four on the last lap. .... "I seen (Ewing) down on the bottom and we raced side-by-side there," he said. "We exchanged some sliders. If you guys don't like that, I don't think you like racing." ... Morton also won the B-mod feature.

Moberly Motorsports Park

Moberly ran the first of its 2025 Trophy Tuesday programs.

I-35 Speedway

Johnson won from his sixth starting spot. ... The previous week's winner, Tyler Hibner, scratched from the seven-car feature.

Lucas Oil Speedway

The sixth-starting Morton made a midrace pass of Ewing to grab the victory. ... Rain halted the rest of the program after the Late Model feature.

Federated Raceway at I-55

Leading all 25 laps, Jose Parga of New Berlin, Ill., won the first Super Late Model feature under new owner Josh Carroll. ... Blaze Burwell lost two spots on the final restart. ... The track paid tribute to former owners Ray and Sue Marlar along with Ken and Ann Schrader. ... Tommy Sheppard Jr.'s personal three-race win streak came to an end (he was seventh).

Springfield Raceway

Seventh-starting Dalton Cloyd of Fair Grove, Mo., won his first 4 State tour event. ... Cloyd took the lead from Sawyer Crigler on the 17th lap. ... Tim Petty improved 10 positions in finishing third. ... Polesitter Joey Smith, who led the first lap, retired after six laps while running second. ... Thirteen of 19 starters were running at the finish (Ryan Thomas scratched from the feature).

I-35 Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

Sawyer Crigler of Alton, Mo., led all the way in the nonstop 30-lapper for his eighth career 4 State Series victory (the tour was previously called the Dirt Track Bank Cash Money Super Dirt Series). ... "The track was great. It was slick from top to bottom," Crigler said in victory lane. "It got a little rubbered up there at the end, but that was OK. This is the first race here with this series this year, so it's good to start it off with a win." ... Runner-up Dustin Atkinson took second from Joey Smith on the 16th lap.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Brett White won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Chace Pennington won the 602 Crate feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Jarrett Jones won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Chace Pennington won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Chase Williams of Star, Miss., won from the pole in the MS Crate tour opener. ... Williams led all but the first lap. ... Chris McElhenney was a half-second behind at the checkers. ... Eli Thomas started 10th and finished fifth in the 30-lapper. ... Brett White won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Clent Busby won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... The event drew 96 race cars overall.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Jarrett Jones won the 602 Crate feature from the pole.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pike County Speedway

The 22-year-old Landen Jackson of Norco, La., won his first race in his rookie season in the 604 Crate Late Model division.

Jackson Motor Speedway

The 22-year-old Hayden Cliburn of Star, Miss., won his first Crate Late Model feature in his second season in the division. ... He's the son of former racer Jimmy Cliburn. ... Brett White won the 602 Crate feature.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Four of six starters finished and Donnie Moore scratched. ... Clent Busby won the 602 Crate feature.

Greenville Speedway

Whynot Motorsports Park

Thrash won on the undercard of Brian Rickman's Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series victory. ... Colby Ponds won the 602 Crate feature.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Brett White won the 602 Crate feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Josh Parkerson won the 602 Crate feature at the Golden Egg Nationals.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Parkerson won the opening night of the Golden Egg Nationals.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Bennett won from outside the front row in the 12th annual Battle of the States, earning $1,500. ... Chace Pennington won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Covy Parsons won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Pennington's victory came on the undercard of Dalton Cook's dazzling Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series triumph for Super Late Models.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Eric Cooley of Fulton, Miss., hasn't competed regularly in five seasons and notched his first victory since 2019. ... Lake Carson won the 602 Crate feature.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Scarbrough's victory came on the undercard of Mike Palasini Jr.'s Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series victory.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Covy Parsons won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Jarrett Jones won the 602 Crate feature.

Electric City Speedway

Gallatin Speedway

Paul Leach, the father of Loenbro Motorsports driver Michael Leach, notched his first Late Model victory. ... Paul's younger son Tyler, 16, finished fifth and won the following night at Electric City Speedway.

Electric City Speedway

Big Sky Speedway

Harris won the 15-care feature from the pole position.

County Line Raceway

Batten earned $3,000 in the Fast Five Shootout event. ... The polesitter led all 30 laps. ... Spencer Liggton (started eighth, finishing fifth) was the only driver in the top 10 who advanced more than two positions. ... Christian Joyner scratched.

Dixieland Speedway

Tri-County Racetrack

Junior Whitener (604) and Cooper Twiggs (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Mitchell pocketed $2,500. ... Zach Blackwell won the 602 Crate feature.

Dixieland Speedway

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Beckham Malone of Rock Hill, S.C., earned $1,200 for the Mid-East 602 tour victory.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The 31-year-old Johnson's victory, the first in the division for the hometown driver, was on the undercard of the Carolina Clash victory for Ben Watkins.

Dixieland Speedway

County Line Raceway

Polesitter Christian Thomas of Wake Forest, N.C., earned $3,000 in the second round of the track's Fast Five Shootout events. ... He took the checkers 1.617 seconds ahead of Matthew Bissette. ... Fifteen of 21 starters completed 30 laps. ... Cy Nelms Jr. improved four spotsin finishing third. ... Fourth-row starter Timmy Mills was among early retirees.

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

The Limited Late Model division was revived at East Lincoln for 2025.

Tri-County Racetrack

Jacob Parris (604) and Bryson Hickman (602) won Crate Late Model features.

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

Kennie Compton Jr. of Bland, Va., crossed the line first but was disqualified for not adhering to the tour's engine claim rule. ... Chuck Southard, who led the first 14 laps, inheritd the victory after finishing 1.382 seconds behind Compton in the 20-lapper. ... The series heads to Lake View Motor Speedway in Nichols, S.C., on April 12. ... The series announced April 4 it will soon determine whether it would continue after limited support from race teams over three seasons.

County Line Raceway

Dixieland Speedway

East Lincoln Motor Speedway

The track resumed a semi-regular Limited Late Model division for 2025.

Tri-County Racetrack

Kenny Collins of Colbert, Ga., earned $3,500 for his Brasstown Brawl victory in the opening event for J&J Promotions led by racers Jason Welshan and Jamie Oliver. ... The third-starting Collins took the checkers ahead of Booger Brooks. ... Brady Lee rallied from 14th to finish sixth. ... Shawn Chastain won the Super Late Model feature and Jacob Parris won the 604 Crate Late Model feature.

County Line Raceway

Leading the final 22 laps, Michael Rouse of Wilson, N.C., earned $5,000 in the fourth annual Mark Batten Memorial. ... Christian Thomas led the first 39 circuits and settled for fourth. ... The event was the first of the track's Fast Five Late Model Shootout events. ... The next Fast Five Shootout event is April 19. ... Other dates are June 14, July 12 and Aug. 30.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Pedulla grabbed a victory on the first-year tour that hasn't publicized a schedule.

Carolina Speedway

Hardy, of Stephens City, Va., became the 63rd winner on the Blue Ridge circuit with his $3,500 Steve Heintz Memorial victory. ... Hardy won by a near half-track margin over Bryan Mullis. ... Dillon Brown led the first five laps before retiring.

Carolina Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Mangum, of Lancaster, S.C., beat Kennie Compton Jr. to the checkers by 1.438 seconds for his first career Southern Wedge Series victory and his first win of the young season, worth $800. ... Chuck Southard was the only other starter to complete 20 laps. ... Mike Huey retired on lap 17 and was credited with sixth. ... Mangum and Compton won heats.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Making a last-lap pass, Chris Stowe of Stanley, N.C., earned $3,000 on the first-year Mid-East 525 circuit. ... The fourth-starting Stowe overtook pole-starting Jesse Rockett, who led the first 24 circuits. ... Keaton Smith started 10th and gained four positions. ... The event drew 12 cars with seven completing 25 laps. ... The new tour hasn't publicized its other events.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Leading all 20 laps, Dalton Peavy of Mooresboro, N.C., gave the Mid-East 602 Series its fourth winner in four North Carolina Speedweeks events. ... Polesitter Dustin Watkins finished fourth. ... Tyler Payne rallied from 24th to finish sixth. ... The series hasn't publicized any other events.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Leading all 20 laps, Dalton Jacobs of Reidsville, N.C., earned $1,500. ... The first-ever Mid-East 525 Late Model Series event drew 10 cars.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Chase Blackwell of Gray's Creek, N.C., led the last six laps of the 20-lapper to win $1,000 and the third round of the North Carolina Speedweek event. ... Wyatt Coffey and Nathan Walker won the previous two nights. ... Dalton Peavy led the first 14 laps and settled for second. ... Fifteen drivers completed 20 laps.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway