Valley Speedway

Ninth-starting Joey Smith of West Plains, Mo., earned $1,200 for his second career 4 State Dirt Late Model Series victory. ... Smith overtook Michael Maggard and led the final 10 laps. ... Brandon Baldridge, April 25's series winner at the Grain Valley, Mo., oval, rallied from 14th to fifth.

Doe Run Raceway

Sloan won from the pole on the Gateway Outlaws Steel Block Late Model circuit. ... The event drew 14 cars.

Callaway Raceway

I-35 Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

McCoin won at Wheatland for the first time in 10 seasons. ... "I almost forgot where this place was,” an emotional McCoin said in victory lane. “It’s been a long time since I’ve been here." ... McCoin won a back-and-forth duel with Dayton Pursley in the final laps. ... Kaeden Cornell, the previous night's winner, was leading when engine woes forced him out after 12 laps. ... Ewing wrapped up his second straight track title.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Leading 20 laps, Cornell won for the first time in six seasons at Wheatland, topping polesitter Cole Henson. ... "I knew Cole was gonna slide me, I was just hoping that I could get back under it," Cornell said. "I appreciate him running me clean."

Callaway Raceway

Farmington Empire Speedway

Polesitter Mark Pflueger of Wood River, Ill., notched his second Gateway tour victory of the season. ... Pflueger led all 20 lap and topped Bobby Burrows by 0.884 of a second. ... Brady Parmeley rallied from 19th to sixth.

Legit Speedway Park

Third-starting Stephen Muilenburg of Sparta, Mo., scored his first victory on the first-year Ozark tour. ... Polesitter Dustin Tiger finished second. ... Shannon Phillips rallied from 16th to sixth.

Legit Speedway Park

Callaway Raceway

Monett Motor Speedway

Benton Speedway

Third-starting Austin Rettig of Sikeston, Mo., led all 20 laps in a Gateway tour event that ended at 1:40 a.m. ... Brian Stephens rallied from 15th to fifth. ... The event drew 18 cars. ... Benton hosts the MARS Championship Series on Aug. 28.

Springfield Raceway

With apparent race winner Carl Murphy of Caulfield, Mo., disqualified, Jace Parmley of Neosho, Mo., inherited his eighth career victory on the 4 State circuit. ... Parmley finished 2.653 seconds behind Murphy. ... The eighth-starting Murphy was disqualified for using an illegal left-rear shock. ... Austin Vincent improved six positions in finishing fourth and Dalton Cloyd was up seven positions to round out the top five. ... The series completed its first event since June 6.

Callaway Raceway

Nevada Speedway

I-35 Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

The pole-starting Ewing led all the way. ... “I didn't know where anybody was at," Ewing said of his competitors. "I kept seeing some noses down here but just tried to stay as smooth and as clean as I could."

Lucas Oil Speedway

Callaway Raceway

Central Missouri Speedway

The event wasn't on the tour's original schedule and drew eight entries. ... Four days after the event, the track announced its premature end to the season and that the track is for sale.

Legit Speedway Park

I-35 Speedway

U.S. 36 Raceway

Legit Speedway Park

Crigler grabbed a $2,000 victory in a rare Super Late Model event in West Plains.

Nevada Speedway

Rallying from his 11th starting spot, Camden Perry of Cave Hill, Ark., won the second of two 20-lap twin features on the first-year tour. ... He has three series victories.

Farmington Empire Speedway

Kaleb Jones of Bloomfield, Mo., notched his first series victory, earning $600. ... He led only the final two laps. ... David Payne dominated the rest of the race but ended up eighth, the last car on the lead lap. ... Mike Lough was among three scratches. ... Next up for the series is an Aug. 1 event at Benton (Mo.) Speedway.

Nevada Speedway

Camden Perry of Cave Hill, Ark., won the first of two features on the night for the first-year Ozark circuit. ... Perry won his second series victory of the season in the 12-car feature. ... Chris Hawkins was disqualified.

Callaway Raceway

Only four of seven starters were running at the finish ... Alan Westling scratched.

Doe Run Raceway

Polesitter Kyle Stolzer of Sainte Genevieve, Mo., picked up the $600 victory in Friday's Gateway Outlaw Steel Block Late Model Series victory. ... It was his first win of the season and first of his career away from Farmington (Mo.) Empire Speedway. ... Fourth-starting Mark Plueger finished second. ... Brian Parson started 15th and finished sixth. ... Stolzer, Jeff Sloan and David Payne won heats. ... Pflueger topped the 18-car field in time trials.

Central Missouri Speedway

The division drew two cars.

I-55 Federated Raceway Park

Randy Korte was second in the Steve Lampley-owned No. 33. ... Griffaw rallied from 13th to finish fourth.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Cox officially led all 20 laps, turning back late challenges from Ewing, who briefly went ahead twice with Cox using crossover moves to regain the point. ... “On that last restart I could hear him out there," Cox said. "On the front straightaway I could hear him, wide open going into (turn) one.”

I-35 Speedway

With 10 cars, the division drew one of its biggest car counts going back to 2024.

Legit Speedway Park

Miller, of Houston, Mo., swept the holiday weekend in West Plains.

Legit Speedway Park

Benton Speedway

The third-starting Sloan, of Charleston, Mo., led the final 18 laps of Friday's 20-lap Gateway Outlaw Steel Block Late Model Series feature. ... Sloan's third win of the season paid $750, as he added to an April 11 win at Benton and a May 1 triumph at Brownstown (Ill.) Bullring. ... David Payne led the opening two laps from the pole before retiring on the third lap. ... Payne and Scott Bell won heats. ... Six starters completed the 36-minute feature in the event that drew 17 entries.

Callaway Raceway

Polesitter Eli Ross of Muskogee, Okla., led all 25 laps for his fourth Nutrien Ag Solutions Revival Super Dirt Series victory of the season and sixth of his career. ... Ross won $2,500, tying Cade Dillard and Kylan Garner for first on the third-year tour's all-time list. ... Eighth-starting Tyler Wolff pursued Ross for the race's second half before finishing 2.784 seconds back at the checkers. ... Wolff and Charlie Cole won heats. ... Ross won the night's dash after topping the 24-car field earlier in time trials.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Rallying from his 10th starting spot, Wolff overtook J.C. Morton on a lap-nine restart. ... Dayton Pursley spun running third on the 13th lap.

Nevada Speedway

Eli Muilenburg of Ozark, Mo., inherited the $500 Ozark Limited Late Model Series victory. ... Camden Perry crossed the line first but was disqualified for an engine violation (Perry won the previous series event at Midway Speedway in Lebanon, Mo., using the same powerplant, but series officials said his engine wasn't fully investigated after that event). ... The original third- and fourth-place finishers Clayton Ward and Andy Bryant were also disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct (the drivers were also suspended one race apiece because unapproved crew members ventured onto the track). .. Runner-up Shannon Phillips started ninth and finished one spot ahead of polesitter Chris Hawkins, a two-time series winner. ... Two of the first-year tour's four events have seen the apparent winner disqualified for engine violations.

I-35 Speedway

Moberly Motorsports Park

Lucas Oil Speedway

Dayton Pursley, 23, of Hermitage, Mo., notched his first Late Model victory. ... He's driven modifieds and other divisions at the track previously. ... "I don't even know what to say," Pursley said. "I was so nervous. I had to go (to the bathroom) before (the race) and I didn't even go. I was too nervous."

Benton Speedway

Third-starting Scott Bell of East Prairie, Mo., completed a weekend sweep on the Gateway Outlaw Steel Block Late Models. ... He won a night earlier at Doe Run (Mo.) Raceway. ... Alex Kking scratched from the scheduled 14-car feature. ... Benton hosts the DIRTcar Summer Nationals on June 23.

Callaway Raceway

Doe Run Raceway

Scott Bell of East Prairie, MO., won his series-leading third race, all in the last five events on the Gateway circuit. ... He led all 20 laps. ... Points leader Jeff Sloan finished third. ... Eight drivers completed 20 laps.

Midway Speedway

Camden Perry of Canehill, Ark., won on the first-year Ozark circuit. ... He started fourth in the 13-car field.

I-55 Federated Raceway Park

Korte, the National Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer, scored his first victory since Sept. 27, 2014, at Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, Ind. ... He retired at the end of the 2014 season but has competed several times since last fall. ... His previous I-55 victory came May 10, 2014.

Springfield Raceway

Sawyer Crigler of Alton, Mo., earned $1,200 for his 19th career 4 State tour victory. ... He led all 25 laps and took the checkers nearly two seconds ahead of runner-up Dalton Cloyd. ... Carl Murphy rallied from 17th to fourth.

Benton Speedway

Bobby Burrows of Jackson, Mo., led all 20 laps of Saturday's Gateway Outlaw Steel Block Late Models feature for his first win of the season. ... Burrows won $1,200. ... Scott Bell trailed Burrows the entire way, finishing 2.140 seconds back. ... Cody Vanover started 12th and finished eighth, the final starter running at the finish. ... Burrows and Bell won heats. ... Saturday's event drew 15 entries.

Callaway Raceway

Front-row starters Chevy Boyer, who was leading, and Tucker Cox, who was third, were disqualified during a caution period after an alercation. ... Alan Westling, running second at the time, led the rest of the way. ... The event drew 18 cars.

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

Scott Bell of East Prairie, Mo., earned $600 for his second Gateway tour victory of the season.

I-55 Federated Raceway Park

Benton Speedway

Seventh-starting Trey Harris of Hillsboro, Mo., earned $750 for his first Gateway tour victory.

Monett Motor Speedway

Nevada Speedway

Polesitter Chris Hawkins won for the second time on the first-year Ozark Limited Late Model Series, earning $500.. ... Shannon Phillips improved three positions to finish third. ... Mike Hammond scratched from the scheduled 10-car feature.

Callaway Raceway

Central Missouri Speedway

I-35 Speedway

Johnson also won the modified feature.

Farmington Empire Speedway

Scott Bell of East Prairie Mo., earned $750 for the Gateway tour victory. ... Twenty cars entered but three scratched from the feature.

Springfield Raceway

Polesitter Kaeden Cornell of Willard, Mo., commanded all 30 laps of Saturday's Flyin' Farmer 55 for his second career 4 State Series victory, both coming this season at Springfield. ... He won $1,555. ... Sawyer Crigler trailed Cornell the final 20 laps, finishing 1.505 seconds back. ... Dalton Cloyd started 12th and finished fourth. ... Cornell, Crigler, Cole Murphy and Dustin Atkinson won heats. ... Mike Bitner won the consolation. ... Cornell topped the 23-car field in time trials.

U.S. 36 Raceway

Midway Speedway

Bond won the 11-car feature. ... Todd Brennan finished eighth.

I-35 Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

I-55 Federated Raceway Park

Griffaw earned a $650 Gateway tour victory.

Central Missouri Speedway

Callaway Raceway

Christian Miles crossed the line third but was disqualified in postrace tech inspection.

Benton Speedway

Pflueger earned a $750 Gateway tour victory.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Morton drove the Moon Brothers entry to victory. ... Tyler Wolff was scheduled to start on the pole but elected to drop to the back for a chance to collect a $500 bonus if he was able to win.

Valley Speedway

The second-starting Baldridge, of Alton, Mo., took control on the second lap and led the rest of Saturday's 25-lap 4 State Dirt Late Model Series feature. ... It's his third career 4 State triumph and first since Oct. 5, 2024, at Springfield (Mo.) Raceway. ... Sawyer Crigler led the opening lap before settling for second, 1.076 seconds back at the checkers. ... Dustin Atkinson started 15th and finished sixth. ... Crigler, Baldridge and Kanyan Methvin won heats. ... Kaeden Cornell topped the 18-car field in time trials.

Monett Motor Speedway

Benton Speedway

Sloan captured the $750 Gateway tour event.

Springfield Raceway

The second-starting Cornell, of Willard, Mo., led the final nine laps in capturing his first career 4 State Series victory in its season opener. ... Cornell won $1,200. ... It was his first win of any kind since Aug. 31, 2018, a Southern Outlaw Series stop at Batesville Motor Speedway. ... Sawyer Crigler led four laps (1-2, 15-16) before giving way to Cornell and finishing 1.636 seconds back. ... Cornell, Crigler, Jace Parmley and Cole Wells won heats. ... Jerry Brown won the consolation. ... Cornell topped the 27-car field in time trials.

I-35 Speedway

Benton Speedway

David Payne of Cabot, Ark., won for the second straight weekend on the Gateway tour, adding the Benton victory to a Poplar Bluff triumph. ... Payne rallied in the Limited Late Model touring event after making significant repairs and a radiator swap after damage sustained in his heat race. ... Payne earned $750.

Poplar Bluff Motorsports Park

David Payne of Cabot, Ark., captured the Shamrock Showdown, the Gateway tour opener. ... Payne earned $600.