Brushcreek Motorsports Complex

Milbee of Poca, W.Va., made a clean sweep of the Topless 25 night, after winning the Dash and leading all 25 laps of Saturday's feature. Milbee topped a 17-car field for the $1,200 payday and it is his ninth career feature win with the Steel Block Late Model Series, moving him into sole-possession of first on the tour's all-time win list. ... Billy Staker and Pete Crum also earned heat race victories earlier in the evening.

Wayne County Speedway

Markham overtook McLoughlin on a lap-14 restart. ... “I’m not sure if a few of the guys had softer tires on than me, but it seemed it took me a while to get going,” Markham said. “There was a lot of yellows, but my car got better as the race went on. The race track was awesome.” ... Brett Bee climbed to fourth from his 10th starting spot.

Oakshade Raceway

Noonan survived several late-race restarts to win the 25-lapper.

Atomic Speedway

Zach Milbee of Poca, W.Va., won his fourth Steel Block Late Model Series event of the season and eighth of his career, pocketing $1,200. ... The event drew 17 cars.

Wayne County Speedway

Markham won his fifth of the season. ... Markham took the lead from Loney on the 22nd lap. ... “We have to run a little harder tire here, and we were trying to be patient,” Markham said. “I thought about moving down low earlier, but we decided to stay up top and keep her wound up. I saw we only had a few laps left, and l thought we gotta go now.”

Oakshade Raceway

Schlenk rallied from his eighth starting spot. ... Steve Kester led early, but a caution bunched the field and Schlenk took advantage with a high-side charge.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Lewis won on the undercard to the Valvoline Iron-Man Racing Series victory for Brandon Fouts.

Attica Raceway Park

Shiels, gunning for his third straight title at Attica and fourth overall, won his third of the season and 13th of his career Attica. ... He's never been worse than fifth all season. ... “Seconds were getting bad. It’s a shame when you go home with a second and you’re disappointed," Shiels said. "Jason threw on a bunch of stuff on the car for the feature and it seemed to pay off. This car is a 2018 and it’s holding in their strong.”

Raceway 7

Hess took the lead from Bossard on the third lap and raced to his third career division victory at Raceway 7. ... Davies slowed near midrace with Clay Ruffo and Tony Marotta getting involved. ... Bob Dorman, who started on the second row with Hess, clipped an infield tire and spun in turn two.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Conley won one night after earning $5,000 at MRP Raceway Park in Williamsburg, Ohio. ... Conley led all 25 laps. ... The track hasn't had a repeat winner in the division. ... Portsmouth on July 30 hosts the $5,000-to-win Boone Coleman Memorial Gator 50 on the Valvoline Iron-Man Racing Series.

MRP Raceway Park

Outrunning one of Kentucky’s hottest shoes, fifth-starting R.J. Conley of Wheelersburg, Ohio, finished 1.774 seconds ahead of polesitter Josh Rice go earn $5,000 in the Dustbuster 40. … Sixteen cars finished the feature, with seven completing 40 laps. ... Third-placed Gilpin gained six spots. … R.J. Conley, Skyller Lewis, James Rice and Robby Hensley were heat winners. … Josh Rice won the dash. … Tyler Carpenter was fast qualifier among 34 entries.

Hilltop Speedway

Conley, of Wellsburg, W.Va., earned $5,000 to capture the Chuck Griffith Memorial. ... Runner-up Freddie Carpenter set fast time (15.204-second lap). ... Conley led all the way after earning the pole position with a dash victory.

Attica Raceway Park

“This feels so good especially how we struggled early this year," said Markham, who led 25 laps for his 21st career Attica victory. "The car felt so good up top I knew I just couldn’t panic and make a mistake on the restarts.” ... Shiels posted his fifth runner-up finish and hasn't been out of the top five all season.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Jesse Lyons Jr. won the Limited Late Model feature.

Skyline Speedway

MRP Raceway Park

Hilltop Speedway

Black captured his first career Super Late Model victory. ... Freddie Carpenter spun out of second late in the race.

Atomic Speedway

Rice of Verona, Ky., held off third-starting Devin Moran to bank the $3,000 victory in the July Jamboree. ... He led all 30 laps.

35 Raceway Park

Leading all 25 laps, Melvin, of Coal Grove, Ohio, notched his second career victory on the series. ... Corey DeLancey rallied from 10th to finish fourth in Scott Wolfe's car (DeLance's normal car sustained rear-end damage in time trials). ... Jimmy Morey contended in the top five but ended up 13th. ... The event drew 17 cars.

Wayne County Speedway

Markham added the victory to his triumph the previous night at Attica (Ohio) Raceway Park. ... He led the last eight laps after race-long leader J.R. Gentry jumped the turn-two berm and his the backstretch fence. Gentry wasn't hurt. ... The track hosts the DIRTcar Summer Nationals on July 17.

Skyline Speedway

Rogers swept the night, leading every lap of every race he was in.

Raceway 7

Making his debut at the track, Genco won for the first time in Conneaut, Ohio. ... Steve Hollabaugh's race ended on the seventh lap when it flamed up as he tried to head pitside; he wasn't injured. ... Genco took the lead from Billy Henry with five laps remaining.

Attica Raceway Park

Markham won from outside the front row. ... He took the lead from Devin Shiels on a restart with 10 laps remaining for his 20th career Attica victory. ... “This is the sixth night on this car and we have two wins," Markahm said. "It’s not even new, it’s a 2017 chassis. We had that first start and he (Shiels) did that big slider on me and I was like well it’s a little too early in the race for that so I just wanted to bide my time and save my tires a little bit. I started racing him a little harder there…I knew my car was just good.”

Wayne County Speedway

Leading just the last two laps after overtaking Caskey, Hornikel edged Markham by 15-hundredths of a second. ... Caskey's car was battered after a lap-23 collision with second-running J.R. Gentry. ... Hornikel won his first Wayne County feature. ... He's the sixth winner in six 2022 events. ... “I’ve been battling back problems here lately, but it sure feels good to finally get a win here,” Hornikel said.

Oakshade Raceway

Kester led all 25 laps.

Wayne County Speedway

Gentry outdueled Markham through the middle stages. ... Caskey took second from Markham on lap 16. ...
“We are spoiled here by how good the racing surface is, and by guys like Mitch and Ryan to race with," Gentry said. "Me and Ryan went at it for a lot of laps, then l knew Mitch would be fast and coming when he got into second. ...Ryan’s one of the greatest competitors we have had over the years, and Mitch is the future of our sport. It feels good to finally get our first win here this season.”

Oakshade Raceway

The pole-starting Moore won the Attica-Oakshade Challenge event, leading all 25 laps. ... Shipley improved five positions.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Midway Speedway

Attica Raceway Park

Schlenk took the lead on the 10th lap and raced to his 34th Attica victory. ... “We do this on a very, very small budget. We went out and tried running some Summer Nationals stuff this week and got our butt kicked," Schlenk said. "Broke the hauler, broke the motor. ... had all sorts of trouble. I broke my tooth. ... hit myself in the face with a tire iron. ... so it wasn’t a good week. It’s awesome to be back here."

MRP Raceway Park

Hilltop Speedway

Muskingum County Speedway

Kinkade earned a guaranteed starting spot in next month's $30,000-to-win Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event.

Wayne County Speedway

Skyline Speedway

Rogers earned $2,500 in the Rumble on the Ridge finale for his first Super Late Model victory since stepping up from Crates. ... Eighteen drivers started the main event.

Brown County Speedway

Arment started seventh and overtook Becker with 10 laps remaining.

Skyline Speedway

Conley notched his sixth victory of the season during Rumble on the Ridge prelims. ... He earned $2,000. ... The event drew 18 cars.

Raceway 7

Billy Henry led all the way for his fourth career Raceway 7 victory in the division.

Oakshade Raceway

Noonan reversed the finishing order with Schlenk from the previous week. ... Noonan took the lead from Dusty Moore with five laps remaining. ... Devin Shiels improved 11 positions in rounding out the top five.

Attica Raceway Park

Schlenk led the final six laps, pulling away from a battle with J.R. Gentry. ... He won his second Attica feature of the season and 33rd of his career. ... “I made one mistake that nearly cost us there on the cushion in (turns) three and four," Schlenk said. "But this Dominator Chassis we built this winter is handling perfect and I hope we have a lot more wins coming.” ... The event came a day after director of operations Rex LeJeune announced he was was stepping down at season's conclusion.

Raceway 7

The 27-year-old Sines, who won his first Super Late Model feature in his third division start, took the lead from Genco on the third lap. ... Sines, of Orwell, Ohio, has run Crate Late Models for four seasons. ... The event drew 13 Super Late Models. ... Chad Wright was the only entrant with a previous Super Late Model victory at Raceway.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

The 62-year-old Christy, a three-time track champion, earned $2,000 in the eighth annual Cletus Classic. ... He took the lead from Kirk Phillips on the 13th lap. ... Billy Staker won the Limited Late Model feature after overtaking Robbie Lewis on a lap-seven restart and holding off a late challenge from Mike Meyers.

Oakshade Raceway

Schlenk overtook Noonan for good on lap 22 after a back-and-forth duel.

Atomic Speedway

The 83-year-old LeFevers notched his 660th career victory and won in a sixth decade. ... He overtook Russ Frohnhapfel with a backstretch pass on the last lap to win the four-car race (four drivers scratched). ... LeFevers won for the first time in nearly 20 years (Sept. 21, 2002 at Mud Lick Valley Raceway in Wallingford, Ky.). ... LeFevers retired in 2002 but returned to racing in 2019.

Wayne County Speedway

Conley led every lap and added a Wayne County victory to a triumph one night earlier at Hilltop Speedway in Millersburg, Ohio. ... “There’s a lot of fast Late Models up here, and l wanted to go to the top of the track early but felt pretty comfortable on the bottom,” Conley said. “Sometimes leading is not the place you want to be, but I thought if l hit my marks it was going to be tough to pass me on the bottom. It all worked out this weekend.”

Midway Speedway

Raceway 7

Joel Watson, subbing for announced driver Jay Watson who wasn't feeling well, was the first driver across the line, 0.464 of a second ahead of Josh Ferry. ... But because officials weren't made aware of the change, Watson was disqualified (with a driver change, he should've started on the tail of the field instead of third). ... Ferry was declared the winner.

Attica Raceway Park

Schlenk overtook Shiels on the ninth lap. ... “You have to be an idiot to go up there (to the cushion in turns three and four) and run that thing right now. I’m definitely an idiot," Schlenk said. "That cushion is treacherous right now. It’s probably one of the hardest cushions I’ve ever ran here. I love to rip around the top here." | Video

Hilltop Speedway

Conley earned $2,500 for his Jerry Snyder Memorial victory. ... He led all the way.

35 Raceway Park

Topping a 13-car field, Delancy, of Parkersburg, W.Va., finished 1.852 seconds ahead of Milbee to win 35 Raceway's Steel Block Memorial Madness. ... He earned $1,200 for the win. ... Delancy, who now has two series wins on the year, snapped Milbee’s three-race win streak.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Milbee earned $1,200 for his SBLMS-leading third victory of the season (with three wins in a row). ... Corey DeLancey led the first six laps before Milbee took command. ... Four drivers in the 20-car field completed 25 laps. ... Mike Sprouse started ninth and finished third. ... Dakota Pennington improved 12 positions in finishing seventh.

Wayne County Speedway

Leader J.R. Gentry shredded a tire on a lap-20 restart, handing lead the Caskey. ... Caskey grabbed his first victory since he began piloting Brad Malcuit's No. 79. ... Chuck Kimble was running second on the 18th lap when mechanical problems forced him out of the 25-lapper. ... Larry Bellman rallied to fifth after tagging the tail on the eighth lap.

Oakshade Raceway

The fifth-starting Shiels overtook Casey Noonan in the final laps. ... Rusty Schlenk retired near halfway while running third. ... An anonymous sponsor pitched in an additional $1,000, giving each starter and extra $50.

Portsmouth Raceway Park

Phillips captured the season opener ... The victory was his first at Portsmouth. ... The Super Late Models were on the same card as the Steel Block Late Model Series with Zach Milbee winning that feature. ... R.J. Conley tagged the wall on the first lap and fast qualifier Nick Bocook retired on the eighth lap.

Midway Speedway

MRP Raceway Park

Raceway 7

Chad Wright captured his first-ever Super Late Model victory, winning at his home track. ... He took the lead from Eric Wilson past halfway. ... Logan Zarin (lap four) and Will Pinckney (lap 13) were among spinning drivers causing cautions . ... The track plans five more Super Late Model events.

Atomic Speedway

Zach Milbee of Poca, W.Va., notched his fifth career SBLMS victory, tying him atop the list with Corey DeLancey. ... Rain was moving into the area at the race's conclusion. ... Milbee also won the dash. ... Nine drivers completed 25 laps.

Skyline Speedway

Carpenter won the season opener held after several rainouts.

Raceway 7

Lunger led all th eway. ... Breyton Santee lost a driveshaft running fifth.

Midway Speedway

Attica Raceway Park

The pole-starting Ryan Missler ended the two-race win streak of Shiels. ... Missler has 17 career Attica victories. ... “When the cushion is like that here you’re bound to beat up some sheetmetal. What a race…I’m tired," Missler said. "I just can’t thank enough everybody that helps me out."

MRP Raceway Park

Tristan Chamberlain outran his father for a $2,000 victory.

Hilltop Speedway

Carpenter topped a 20-car field. ... Gentry (14.709 seconds) was the fast qualifier.

Muskingum County Speedway

Conley, who started outside the front row and led all 25 laps, earned $2,000. ... Ryan Markham came from his 10th starting spot to a top-five finish. ... Todd Brennan started on the pole.

Attica Raceway Park

Shiels won his second straight Attica feature and 12th of his career. ... “I knew Gentry and Markham were going to be fast on the top so I moved around a lot to see which was better ... I couldn’t make up  my mind," Shiels said. "This car really likes the slick and the dirt has grip when you get here and then slicks off when the sprints run 30 laps. This car just comes alive."

MRP Raceway Park

Wayne County Speedway

Milbee won a late addition to the SBLMS schedule, earning $1,200. ... Corey DeLancey led the first five laps but a flat tire forced him pitside; he rallied back to finish second. ... Polesitter Rick Mardis retired after two laps.

Hilltop Speedway

DeLancey, of Parkersburg, W.Va., earned $1,200 in the Steel Block Late Model Series event at Hilltop. ... DeLancey took the checkers about a half-second ahead of Dustin Sprouse. ... Twenty drivers started the main event with a dozen completing 25 laps.

MRP Raceway Park

Attica Raceway Park

Shiels took the lead on the fourth lap and raced to his 11th career victory at Attica. ... “This is the same car we had last year," Shields said. "We found out some things late in the year last year and it’s paying off.” ... Justin Chance led the first three laps. ... Schlenk pressured Shiels in the final laps but couldn't find a way past.

Hilltop Speedway

Conley won the season opener. ... The track originally planned on an April 15-16 doubleheader on the Renegades of Dirt Late Model Tour, but that was cancelled.

MRP Raceway Park

Brennan earned $1,500.

Atomic Speedway

Leading all 25 laps, Rice earned $3,000 after starting outside the front row. ... The Verona, Ky., driver was among several racers who planned on competing at Florence Speedway, but that Union, Ky., track cancelled its $5,000-to-win because of uncertain weather. ... Polesitter Tyler Carpenter settled for second after winning the previous might at MRP Raceway Park in Williamsburg, Ohio. ... Scott James of Bright, Ind., improved vive five positions in finishing 10th. ... The Ladies Night event drew 23 cars.

MRP Raceway Park

Carpenter earned $1,500 in the season opener.