Cecce captured his first Crate Late Model victory.

Waters won the first night of the Topless Crate Nationals ... The track posted $3,000 for Sunday's winner, but the race was rained out.

Murray, who took the lead from Holmes on the 19th lap, had a 2.5-second margin at the checkers in winning his first Genesee feature since May 2018. ... J.J. Mazur secured the track title.

Belden dueled with Cook all race long, edging away on a restart with three laps remaining while Kyle Sopaz snagged the second spot. ... Homan wrapped up the track title.

Andy Boozel won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Despite not being in action, Max Blair was crowned Super and Crate Late Model champion.

Cook led all the way, but a lap-17 caution in the 20-lapper gave Homan a chance. ... Homan pulled even with Cook in turns three and four on the final lap, falling 0.069 of a second shy of the winner.

Wonderling took the lead from Brian Knowles on the 12th lap. ... Runner-up John Waters started 10th.

Jason Knowles edged Stebbins by 12-hundredths of a second.

Blair took the lead from Davies on the 10th lap. ... It was a rough night for the Scott family. On the fifth lap, David got into the wall exiting turn two, collecting his nephew Ryan Scott and son Wyatt Scott; no one was hurt but all three cars were heavily damaged. ... Blair also won the Crate Late Model feature over Dave Lyon.

Murray captured his Fulton debut, pocketing $1,000. ... He outdueled Chris Fleming for his first Fulton victory.

Homan took the lead from Beardsley on the 18th lap, earning his fifth Fulton victory of 2019.

Running the middle of the track, Blair went between David Scott and Doug Eck on the 21st lap, going on to his fourth victory of the season. ... Celebrating his 61st birthday, Scott Gurdak won the Crate feature over Blair.

“We definitely needed green flag laps in this car and then the car really came in,” said Holmes, who took the lead from Ricotta with three laps remaining. “I just can’t believe it right now. We’ve been working hard all year to get the car to what I want and yeah, it’s unbelievable.”

Homan took the lead near halfway and won by a half-track margin. .... Kevan Cook was running third but retired with a lap remaining.

David Scott used the high groove to go by front-row starters Ryan Scott and Nate Hill, taking the lead on the third lap. ... Blair came from the 12th starting spot. ... Jason Genco won the Crate Late Model feature over Scott Gurdak. ... Rain threatened the night's action.

Second feature
1. Bill Holmes
2. Kurt Stebbins
3. Austyn Fugle
4. J.J. Mazur
5. Beamer Guzzardi

Blair scored another double by capturing the Crate Late Model feature as well. ... He started ninth in the Super Late Model feature and took the lead on the 17th lap.

“This car was awesome tonight,” Johnson said. “We’ve had a good setup all year and just haven’t had luck on our side but we’ve been able to keep the car running and had some great results.”

Waters, after three years off, returned for his first RUSH-sanctioned victory.

Blair led all the way. ... Blair also won the Crate feature.

Wonderling recovered from a heat race accident to lead all 25 laps of the main event. ... “I figured we had a pretty good lead because I didn’t hear anyone but knew some guys gambled on tire compounds and wasn’t sure if anybody would be stronger," he said.

Jason Parkhurst led the first half of the race, but a deflating tire forced him out, handing the lead to Fleming. ... Tucker Halliday made his first Crate Late Model start and finished eighth.

Hess overtook Genco before the 10th lap. ... Blair challenged Hess, who held on for his second Stateline victory of 2019. ... Darrell Bossard won the Crate Late Model feature.

DuBois took the lead from Guzzardi on a lap-12 restart to capturing the 25-lapper. ... “Beamer was at a disadvantage because being out front he didn’t know the top of (turns) three and four was so good so when he chose the bottom lane (for the restart) I knew if I just got a good run down the backstretch I could beat him around in three and four.”

“We’ve had a tough year and the season just started,” said Johnson, who had problems with two engines. “I just kept doing what my dad told me to do: go slow into the corner and drive off fast.”

Second feature
1. Bret Belden
2. Kyle Sopaz
3. Chad Homan
4. Jason Parkhurst
5. Chris Fleming

The 2015 track champ outdueled Boozel early and raced to victory.

Scott, who took the lead from Kyle Bedell on the third lap, earned his first Stateline Super Late Model victory. ... Scott is the reigning division champ.

Cook turned back challenges from Fleming in leading all the way.

Ricotta led all 25 laps of the caution-free feature for his first win in three seasons. .. “It has taken a lot of work to get this car right to the point where we can be competitive,” Ricotta said.

Davis notched his first career Super Late Model victory.

Frank won on the undercard of the Ultimate Northeast victory for Dave Hess Jr. in the Super Late Model division.

Caswell overtook Cook on the seventh lap.

Rallying from his 16th starting spot, Blair notched his 300th career feature victory. ... Blair won on the same card as the Bill Law Memorial for the RUSH Crate Late Model tour; Jeremy Wonderling won that feature.

Taking the lead on the last lap, Homan edged Belden by less than four-tenths of a second.

DuBois scored his first Crate victory since 2016. ... “We have just been working and working on this car and trying to make small steps to not go past where we need to be and I think we are getting closer,” DuBois said.

Blair took the lead from Wonderling by threading the needle on the 12th lap. ... His victory came with the track's switch to Super Late Models as the headline division for 2019.

Homan overtook Kevan Cook on the seventh lap. ... Georgians Cody Overton and Ahnna Parkhurst made the long haul for top-five finishes.

Frank earned $2,734 in the season opener. ... Max Blair took a shot at Chub Frank on the last lap, but Blair slowed after making contact with a slower car. ... Damian Bidwell won the Crate Late Model feature over Scott Gurdak.

“Starting up front definitely helps but this is our second year with this car and we really are getting it figured out,” Mazur said after leading 25 laps. “Normally the top is so good here but I saw Jimmy (Johnson) peaking underneath me in turns one and two and the bottom was really good over there. Once I moved down there we were in pretty good shape.”

Fleming overtook Brandon Mowat on an early restart and built a three-second lead by halfway.

Wonderling overtook Guzzardi on the eighth lap. ... “Within the first five laps I could tell that the car was really good,” Wonderling said. “I thought I had Beamer (on a lap-eight restart, which was called back), but I knew I could just wait for his mistake and got it soon enough as his car washed up.”

Bidwell won the makeup of last season's postponed Dutch Hoag Memorial.