Moulton Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Andrew Moody won the 602 Crate feature.

Penton Raceway

The track drew 84 cars among nine division.

Moulton Speedway

Talladega Short Track

Ryan King (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

North Alabama Speedway

Cruz Wallace won the Limited Late Model feature.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Dudley's victory came on the undercard of Brandon Overton's $10,000 Super Late Model triumph in the Spring Breaker 50. ... Josh Taylor won the 602 Crate feature.

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

Haskins, of Marietta, Ga., earned his second series victory and $3,000 payday at Fort Payne. ... The series nor track reported any results of the event.

Moulton Speedway

Bradford was the only driver finishing or not disqualified among four starters.

Penton Raceway

Deep South Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Matthew Brocato won the Limited Late Model feature.

Talladega Short Track

Heath Carr (604) and Derek Stewart (602) won Crate Late Model features.

Tri-County Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Bryan West won the 602 Crate feature.

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Sterling Evilsizer captured the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

West Alabama Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Cruz Graves won the 602 Crate feature.

Moulton Speedway

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

Penton Raceway

Payton Stevenson won the 602 Crate feature.

Tri-County Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Cruz Graves won the 602 Crate feature.

Moulton Speedway

East Alabama Motor Speedway

Sterling Evilsizer won the 602 Crate feature.

North Alabama Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Buckshot Speedway

Brent Cartwright won the 602 Crate feature.

West Alabama Speedway

Deep South Speedway

Hollis Speedway

Cruz Graves won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

West Alabama Speedway

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

North Alabama Speedway

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

Talladega Short Track

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

East Alabama Motor Speedway

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

Tri-County Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

Penton Raceway

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

Deep South Speedway

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

Moulton Speedway

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

Moulton Speedway

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

Moulton Speedway

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

Dothan Motor Speedway

Tri-County Speedway

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

East Alabama Motor Speedway

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

East Alabama Motor Speedway

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

Deep South Speedway

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

Dothan Motor Speedway

Talladega Short Track

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

Moulton Speedway

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

West Alabama Speedway

North Alabama Speedway

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

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

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

Fort Payne Motor Speedway

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

Talladega Short Track

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

Crawford County Speedway

The third-starting Aitken of Pottsville, Ark., won a race co-sanctioned by the Apex Healthcare Partners Sooner Series and Titans Legends Late Model Series. ... He led all but the first two of 25 laps; polesitter Bryan Glaze led two circuits. ... SIx drivers among 19 starters completed 25 laps. ... Dalon Helm rallied from his 17th starting spot to sixth.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Davenport won his second straight feature. ... John Aitken scratched from the five-car lineup.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Davenport, a 51-year-old racer from Yellville, Ark., won his first Late Model feature. ... He's mostly been out of racing since 2010 and is driving the first Late Model he's owned. ... His only previous Late Model starts before 2024 came in a few starts in a friends car several seasons ago.

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Michael King of El Dorado, Ark., earned $1,000 for his first Legends tour victory. ... He took the checkers in the 20-lapper 1.239 seconds ahead of Chris Reed. ... The race drew 14 cars but only 10 started the feature.

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Centerville Speedway

Polesitter Aitken, of Pottsville, Ark., earned $1,000 for his second career Titan Legends Series victory. ... His car's driveshaft broke just as the took the checkers. ... Derrick Nichols finished 2.291 seconds behind at the checkers. ... Fourth-finishing Jeff Cloninger notched his first top-five finish on the Arkansas-based tour. ... Ten drivers entered the event but Bryce Clark, Eddie Hoyer, Logan Johnson, Chris Reed and Ben Waggoner all scratched from the feature lineup.

North Central Arkansas Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Old No. 1 Speedway

The 32-year-old Andrews, of Wynne, Ark., notched his first career Late Model victory early in his rookie season in the division. ... He'd raced sparingly the past two seasons but is a four-time street stock division at the Harrisburg, Ark., oval.

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

Crowley's Ridge Raceway

Old No. 1 Speedway

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

Batesville Motor Speedway

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

Old No. 1 Speedway

Old No. 1 Speedway

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

Old No. 1 Speedway

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

Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway

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

Central Arizona Raceway

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

Central Arizona Raceway

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

Central Arizona Raceway

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

Central Arizona Raceway

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

Central Arizona Raceway

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

Central Arizona Raceway

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

Central Arizona Raceway

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

Antioch Speedway

Slaney earned $1,000 in the Larry Damitz Memorial. ... The winner started third and outran polesitter Matt Micheli. ... The event drew nine cars.

Placerville Speedway

Placerville Speedway

Placerville Speedway

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

Phillips County Raceway

Polesitter Don Geist of Burlington, Colo., won the 20-lap Western Outlaw feature, leading all the way. ... Chris Hoff started on the tail and finished fourth. ... Christopher Luxmoor scratched from the scheduled eight-car feature.

El Paso County Raceway

Bellm won a Western Outlaws race that drew seven cars.

Georgetown Speedway

The hometown driver Robinson earned $3,000. ... Nick Davis won the Crate Late Model feature.

Delaware International Speedway

Emory earned $2,000.

Georgetown Speedway

Delaware International Speedway

Delaware International Speedway

Georgetown Speedway

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

Georgetown Speedway

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

Southern Raceway

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Harris won on a weekend off from the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.

North Florida Speedway

Volusia Speedway Park

Lockhart won from his 11th starting spot.

East Bay Raceway Park

Cobb earned $2,000.

Southern Raceway

Cook was disqualified.

All-Tech Raceway

Garver grabbed a $1,500 victory,

Volusia Speedway Park

Van Sickle earned $2,000.

All-Tech Raceway

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

All-Tech Raceway

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

Volusia Speedway Park

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

Southern Raceway

East Bay Raceway Park

Woody earned $2,000.

Volusia Speedway Park

Lloyd earned $2,000.

All-Tech Raceway

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

Hendry County Motorsports Park

Southern Raceway

Ricky Gilmore won the 602 Crate feature.

All-Tech Raceway

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

All-Tech Raceway

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

All-Tech Raceway

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

East Bay Raceway Park

Hendry County Motorsports Park

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

Volusia Speedway Park

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

Lavonia Speedway

The pole-starting Craft of Canon, Ga., led all 30 laps for a $1,500 Southeastern Late Model Sportsman Series victory. ... Larry Timms finished 2.323 seconds back in the eight-car field. ... Brandon "Cornbread" Haley won the 602 Crate Late Model feature. ... Haley scratched from the Southeastern-sanctioned feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Cade Cagle won the 602 Crate feature.

Hartwell Speedway

Golden Isles Speedway

Cochran Motor Speedway

Sugar Creek Raceway

Whitener's victory came on the undercard of Will Roland's Schaeffer's Spring Nationals triumph. ... Dylan Beaver won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Dixie Speedway

Needmore Speedway

The eighth-starting Whitener of Middleburg, Fla., earned $3,201 in the Gene Maine Memorial, a $3,201-to-win Crate Late Model event under Crate Racin' USA rules. ... Mark Whitener led all but the first two laps, taking the point from fast qualifier and polesitter Joshua Bishop, who settled for third. ... Grayson Ott improved seven positions to round out the top five. ... The event paid tribute to the late South Georgia racer. ... Wiley McDaniel won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Brandon "Cornbread" Haley won the 602 Crate feature.

Senoia Raceway

Brandon McDaniel won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Dixie Speedway

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

Toccoa Raceway

Frankie Beard won the 602 Crate main event.

Senoia Raceway

Morgan Alexander won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

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

Historic 441 Speedway

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Lavonia Speedway

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

North Georgia Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Woods also captured the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Swainsboro Raceway

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

Senoia Raceway

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

Lavonia Speedway

Kenny Collins won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Golden Isles Speedway

Phil Pittman won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

North Georgia Speedway

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

Toccoa Raceway

Needmore Speedway

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

Senoia Raceway

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

North Georgia Speedway

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

Senoia Raceway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Chris Woods won the 602 Crate feature.

Dixie Speedway

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

Swainsboro Raceway

Dustin Watkins won the 602 Crate feature.

Winder-Barrow Speedway

Cade Cagle won the 602 Crate feature.

Lavonia Speedway

Kenny Collins won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Sugar Creek Raceway

Needmore Speedway

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

Needmore Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

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

North Georgia Speedway

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

North Georgia Speedway

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

North Georgia Speedway

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

Lavonia Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

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

Swainsboro Raceway

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

Swainsboro Raceway

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

North Georgia Speedway

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

North Georgia Speedway

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

North Georgia Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

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

Winder-Barrow Speedway

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

Waycross Motor Speedway

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

Golden Isles Speedway

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

Lavonia Speedway

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

Lavonia Speedway

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

Golden Isles Speedway

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

Screven Motor Speedway

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

Screven Motor Speedway

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

Golden Isles Speedway

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

Golden Isles Speedway

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

Golden Isles Speedway

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

Golden Isles Speedway

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

Davenport Speedway

Callahan started outside the front row and became the fifth winner in five division races in 2024.

Independence Motor Speedway

Johnson won the Denny Osborn Memorial for a $1,672 payday.

Shelby County Speedway

Sobbing won from his seventh starting spot. ... Polesitter Aidan Mohr notched his first top-five in the division.

Crawford County Speedway

Dubuque Speedway

The track announced that May 12's rained out Key City Challenge, a $2,500-to-win Late Model feature, has been rescheduled for July 14.

Benton County Speedway

The third-starting Marolf of Moscow, Iowa, earned a $1,250 PRO Late Model Victory Ford Tour triumph. ... Using the low groove, Marold overtook Sean Johnson and led the final two laps. ... Matt Ryan improved six positions in landing on the podium. ... Pole-starting Greg Kastli ended up eighth. ... The event drew 17 cars.

Maquoketa Speedway

Miller, who started third, outran the 10th-starting Kay. ... Polesitter Travis Denning was fourth. ... The event drew 20 cars.

Davenport Speedway

Ryan topped the 23-car field from his sixth starting spot. ... Polesitter Nick Marolf led 19 laps but retired a lap after contact with Ryan while battling for the lead. ... Ryan is the fourth winner in four 2024 events.

Shelby County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Garnhart, of Lanark, Ill., led 25 laps for his first career Davenport victory. ... Logan Duffy improved six positions in rounding out the top five.

Lee County Speedway

Crawford County Speedway

In the season-opening Smithfield Foods Spring Fling, Kosiski won from the pole while Nick Deal improved 10 positions in finishing third.

Mason City Motor Speedway

The Hall of Famer Aikey took the checkers 0.864 of a second ahead of Nick Marolf. ... Aikey notched his first PRO tour victory. ... Charlie McKenna led the first four laps and fellow front-row starter Aikey led the rest of the way. ... Logan Duffy rallied from his 16th starting spot to finish fifth.

34 Raceway

The 42-year-old Foster of Fairfax, Iowa, notched his first Late Model victory. ... Foster was a four-time IMCA modified track champion with more than 40 career feature victories in the division.

Maquoketa Speedway

Davenport Speedway

Beal rallied from his seventh spot into the lead after six laps. ... Former Iowa standout Brian Birkhofer's son Cruz Birkhofer finished 19th in the feature.

Benton County Speedway

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

Independence Motor Speedway

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

Hamilton County Speedway

Stewart pocketed $2,000.

Independence Motor Speedway

Shelby County Speedway

Davenport Speedway

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

Kankakee County Speedway

Driving a McCarty family-owned entry, Wicker earned $1,000 for his first career Crate Late Model victory. ... The 32-year-old Wicker of Bradley, Ill., was crew chief for Super Late Model driver Frank Heckenast Jr. from 2015-20. ... He's in his second season in the Crate division.

Farmer City Raceway

Feger won from the pole while leading all 25 laps. ... Eight drivers finished on the lead lap. ... Chris Dick won the Crate Late Model feature.

Sycamore Speedway

Highland Speedway

Bailey rallied from his 12th starting spot in the 16-car field.

East Moline Speedway

Nezworski won from his eighth-starting spot over the pole-starting Webb. ... The division drew 11 entries.

Adams County Speedway

The hometown driver Havermale took the lead from Braden Bilger on the ninth lap and raced to his first career Late Model triumph. ... Bilger ended up sixth.

Peoria Speedway

Moos led all the way to top a 14-car field.

Charleston Speedway

Ewing reversed the order of the 1-2 finishers from the previous night in Farmer City, Ill.

Fairbury Speedway

Parga led all the way from the pole. ... "Every time we come here, Fairbury gives us a good racetrack," Parga said. "It's a lot easier when you can start up front and set your own pace."

Macon Speedway

The division drew two cars in the first event under the new ownership Kenny Brown and Eric Turner.

Lincoln Speedway

Osterhoff cruised in capturing the season opener after several rainouts. ... A late-arriving Dakota Ewing won a duel to finish second.

Brownstown Bullring

Klein won the Bi-State Battle event from his fourth-starting spot. ... Division rookie Aaron Draege of Vandalia, Ill., started 12th and finished fourth, his first top-five in the division.

Farmer City Raceway

Walden won the 13-car feature from the pole for his first Late Model feature victory since May 21, 2021, also at Farmer City. ... Michigan interloper Joe Rokos won the Crate Late Model feature.

Adams County Speedway

East Moline Speedway

Peoria Speedway

Charleston Speedway

Kankakee County Speedway

East Moline Speedway

Denning won from his fifth starting spot.

Fairbury Speedway

Alberson earned $2,500 in the FALS Cup program, giving him his second victory of the weekend (he also won at Farmer City on a weekend when his Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series rained out in Kentucky).

Kankakee County Speedway

Brownstown Bullring

Klein won the Bi-State Battle feature.

Farmer City Raceway

Garrett Alberson, a Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series regular whose national touring weekend was rained out, won from the pole position. ... Bog Gardner scratched from the 13-car feature. ... Dakota Ewing won the Crate Late Model feature.

Spoon River Speedway

Feger earned $2,000 as the track drew 20 Super Late Models in the first event promoted by Cloyd Barden. ... Jose Parga won the Crate Late Model feature.

East Moline Speedway

Brownstown Bullring

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

Kankakee County Speedway

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

East Moline Speedway

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

Highland Speedway

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

Macon Speedway

Highland Speedway

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

Brownstown Speedway

Jared Bailey led most of the race, but Gilpin took control with seven laps remaining. ... Linville finished fifth in the Hatcher Motorsports entry.

Brownstown Speedway

Peeden took the lead from Wethington near the halfway point, then fought off a late challenge from Tyler Cain.

Shadyhill Speedway

Brownstown Speedway

Gilpin outdueled Adam Stricker and Tyler Collins in leading the final four laps. ... Chad Stapleton won the Crate Late Model feature over 20th-starting Derek Groomer. ... Brownstown's May 14 Castrol FloRacing Night in America was postponed to Sept. 25 because of an unfavorable weather forecast.

Circle City Raceway

Bloomington Speedway

Brownstown Speedway

Stapleton pocketed $2,000.

Brownstown Speedway

Cain is 2-for-2 on the season.

Brownstown Speedway

Dodge City Raceway Park

Josh Leonard of Gibbon, Neb., notched his 11th career High Plains Kansas DIRTcar Series victory, the tops among active series drivers. ... He took the checkers nearly four seconds ahead of runner-up Dusty Leonard. ... Five drivers completed 25 laps. ... The event drew 11 cars to the tour that recently refocused on Kansas racing after a series ownership change.

Caney Valley Speedway

The second-starting Godsey, of Edinburgh, Ind., earned $1,000 for his third career tour victory in his first 2024 start. ... Godsey, an infrequent tour visitor, last won on the circuit Oct. 15, 2022, in that season's finale. ... Runner-up Joe Gorby advanced four positions in a race that ran caution-free in seven minutes. ... The frontunners made contact on a lap-21 restart. ... ““On that restart, (Gorby) charged the top and seemed a little tight," Godsey said. "I drove it in across the bottom and slid up. I thought I cleared him, but I didn’t. I quarterpaneled him.” ... Ryan Johnson of Aurora, Mio., rallied from outside the seventh row to round out the top five. ... Nine of 17 starters completed 25 laps. ... Andy Gertstenkorn scratched from the feature.

Thomas County Speedway

Veteran Delbert Smith of Wichita, Kan., led all 25 laps. ... He took the checkers 1.079 seconds ahead of Josh Leonard. ... Seven drivers completed 25 laps. ... The event came nine days after the track was purchased by Kyler Fetters of Outlaw Productions, who renamed the circuit High Plains Kansas DIRTcar Series in focusing the tour on Kansas. Series founder Jerry Hanson remained as tech inspector while former United Rebel Sprint Series owner Rick Salem will come out of retirement to serve as competition director.

Paducah International Raceway

Florence Speedway

Starting outside the front row and leading 25 laps, Zach Milbee of Poca, W.Va., notched his second Steel Block Late Model Series victory of the season. ... Milbee notched his series-leading 17th career victory and earned $1,750 in the Krazy Lady Kabins 26. ... Skylar Marlar improved six positions in finishing second, six-tenths of a second behind Milbee. ... Polesitter Tyler Riggs finished 13th.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

191 Speedway

Fouts earned $2,000 in the holiday weekend event.

Clinton County Speedway

Mountain Motor Complex

Rockcastle Speedway

Linville won from fifth over the pole-starting Watson in a race pushed to Sunday.

Willard Speedway

Only four of 11 starters were running at the finish (Lucas Crooks was one of two scratches). ... Fouts also captured the night's Crate Late Model feature.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

191 Speedway

Willard Speedway

Leading all 25 laps, West Virginia driver Milbee won from outside the front row. ... A.J. Hicks won the Crate Late Model feature.

Richmond Raceway

Florence Speedway

Toedter rallied from his 10th starting spot.

Lake Cumberland Speedway

Marlar earned $2,000. ... His father David captured the hobby stock feature.

Thunder Mountain Speedway

Jason Welshan earned $3,500 in a race postponed to Sunday by Saturday rain. ... The pole-starting Welshan led all 30 laps. ... The event drew 22 cars.

Clinton County Speedway

Zook captured the Stroud Memorial for his first career Clinton County victory. ... He also won six nights earlier at Port Royal (Pa.) Speedway.

Windy Hollow Speedway

Zach Dennis scratched from the scheduled three-car feature.

Richmond Raceway

Linville earned $3,000 for his Fastrak touring victory. ... Polesitter Jason Barrett finished third. ... Justin Rattliff crossed the line second but was disqualified for refusing postrace technical inspection.

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Howell earned $3,500 in the Spring Fling. ... He started fourth. ... Polesitter Derek Fisher was third.

Florence Speedway

Rockcastle Speedway

Thunder Mountain Speedway

The season opener drew 17 entrants. ... Crates are scheduled to chase a $2,000 winner's purse on May 4.

Windy Hollow Speedway

Mountain Motor Complex

Mudlick Valley Raceway

Fisher led all 20 laps of the 13-car main event to open the season. ... Five drivers completed 20 laps. ... Kenneth Howell retired after 11 laps while running second. ... Larry Martin Jr. and Travis Carr scratched from the feature. ... April 27's event pays $3,500-to-win for Super Late Models.

Florence Speedway

Dietz led all 20 laps.

Rockcastle Speedway

Windy Hollow Speedway

Brody Crawford entered the action but scratched from the heat and feature.

Florence Speedway

The fourth-starting Green, of Milton, Ky., regained the point on the final lap and topped the 16-car field on the undercard of Saturday's unsanctioned Super Late Model Easter special; Green led 12 of 20 laps to grab his second Florence victory of the season.

Florence Speedway

The pole-starting Green, of Milton, Ky., led all 20 laps to win $1,200 on the undercard of the 48th annual Spring 50. ... Dustin Linville finished 1.431 seconds back. ... Linville topped the 18-car field in group qualifying. ... Green, Linville and Dwight Smith won heats.

Super Bee Speedway

Sabine Speedway

Leading all but the first lap, outside front-row starter Corey Neil Jr. of Bridge City, Texas, earned $1,500 for his first Gulf South Crate Racing Association victory. ... He took the checkers 0.924 of a second ahead of two-time series winner Chase Holland. ... Third-finishing Mikey Kile led the first lap. ... Series points leader Robbie Stuart rallied from 14th to finish fifth. ... Jerry Basco's car went over the hood of the Brock Williams ride in a lap-14 pileup. ... A dozen drivers completed 30 laps. ... The driver with the best combined finishes between Sabine and May 25's event at 105 Speedway in Cleveland, Texas, picks up a $500 bonus.

Super Bee Speedway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Super Bee Speedway

The pole-starting Underwood, of Ruston, La., led all 30 laps to earn Saturday's $1,500 payday and his first career Gulf South Crate Racing Asssociation victory. ... Third-starting Robbie Stuart trailed Underwood the final 11 laps, finishing 1.292 seconds back. ... James Moore improved eight spots and placed seventh. ... Waylon Morris gained seven positions and rounded-out the top 10. ... Underwood, Stuart and Rob Litton won heats. ... Underwood topped the 21-car field in time trials.

Baton Rouge Raceway

The pole-starting Holland, of Success, Miss., led all 30 laps to win $1,500 in the event co-sanctioned between the Gulf South Crate Racing Association and Mississippi Crate Late Model Racing Series. ... Fourth-starting Luke Bennett trailed Holland the final 17 laps, finishing 0.790 of a second back. ... Corey Neil Jr. improved four positions and placed fourth. ... Holland, Bennett, Chase Cooper and Beau Begnaud won heats. ... Cooper topped the 43-car field in time trials. ... Friday's feature was slowed by two cautions and lasted 18 minutes.

Sabine Speedway

The pole-starting Kile, of West Lake, La., led all 30 laps to capture the $1,500 Gulf South Crate season opener. ... Third-starting Mark Underwood Jr. trailed Kile the entire distance, finishing 0.625 of a second back. ... The event marked the first under Crate Racin' USA rules; CRUSA membership is required for all competitors. ... Friday's feature was slowed by four cautions and lasted 30 minutes, with nine drivers completing the distance.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Baton Rouge Raceway

Super Bee Speedway

Jeremy Spiller came from his 11th starting spot to finish third. ... Dalton Patrick was disqualified.

Baton Rouge Raceway

Walton led all 15 laps. ... May, the previous weekend's winner, finished third.

Baton Rouge Raceway

The pole-starting May, of Walker, La., topped Friday's 15-car field to grab his first career Crate Late Model victory. ... May and K.I. Davis III won heats. ... May was fast qualifier.

Super Bee Speedway

The pole-starting Storm, of West Monroe, La., led all but one lap to top Saturday's 13-car field. ... Second-starting Darin Patrick led lap six before trailing Storm the final 14 laps, finishing 1.067 seconds back. ... Storm and Patrick won heats.

Baton Rouge Raceway

The pole-starting Bennett, of Ethel, La., led all 20 laps to top Friday's 14-car field. ... Third-starting Mikey Kile finished second, 0.7 of a second back. ... Bennett and Brady Walton won heats. ... Friday's feature lasted 10 minutes, with seven drivers completing the distance.

Super Bee Speedway

The pole-starting Patrick, of West Monroe, La., led all 15 laps to earn his second victory of the season. ... Seth Traweek trailed Patrick the entire way, finishing 1.062 seconds back. ... Saturday's feature lasted 12 minutes, with five running at the finish. ... Patrick won the heat.

Super Bee Speedway

The pole-starting Patrick of West Monroe, La., led all 20 laps to win by 0.379 of a second over third-starting Ryan Colby. ... Patrick and James Shirley won heats. ... Saturday's feature lasted 10 minutes, with with nine of 14 competitors running at the finish.

Potomac Speedway

Derick Quade of Mechanicsville, Md., earned $3,022 for his Ernie Jones Memorial victory. ... Quade led all 30 laps with the rest of the top five holding their spots virtually all race long. ... Runner-up Kenny Moreland set fast time with a 16.037-second lap. ... Leonardtown Ford sponsored the night's action and paid $100 to heat winners.

Hagerstown Speedway

Jonathan Raley led 14 circuits, but Kyle Lear took over for the final six laps. ... Ray Love Jr. won the Crate Late Model feature.

Potomac Speedway

Quade earned $3,000 on Carruth and Sons Concrete Night at Potomac on the Steel Block Clash circuit. ... Quade led all 30 laps. ... Fourteen of 18 starters completed 30 laps. ... Wes Bonebrake retired after just two laps. ... The Steel Block Clash is a first-year miniseries among events at Potomac, Winchester (Va.) Speedway and Hagerstown (Md.) Speedway.

Potomac Speedway

Edwards won the 20-lapper for his first Potomac victory. ... He took the lead from Chuck Bowie on a restart with five laps remaining. ... “I hate to see race cars get torn up but Chuck left the bottom open on that restart and I went for it," Edwards said.

Potomac Speedway

Moreland grabbed his 16th Potomac victory (fifth in the Limited Late Model division). ... Jeff King led the first five laps before Moreland took control. ... Kyle Lear pressured the winner late. ... “I didn’t really want to see those cautions there towards the end because I looked at the scoreboard and saw who was behind me,” Moreland said. “I know Kyle has a big motor and an even bigger right foot so I did what I had to do to stay in front.”

Hagerstown Speedway

Lear led all but the first lap. ... Polesitter Chuck Cox III was the first retiree.

Potomac Speedway

Quade won the first Steel Block Clash event, a new miniseries among Potomac, Winchester and Hagerstown. ... He led all 49 laps and collected a $3,999 payday for his 34th career Potomac victory. ... “The crew has this car so good I think sometimes it could drive itself but we wouldn’t be here without all of them and our sponsors, this is a good way to start the season," Quade said.

Hagerstown Speedway

Feathers led all but two laps. ... Andy Anderson won the Crate Late Model feature from his seventh starting spot.

Potomac Speedway

Winning his first Potomac feature, Hubbard, of Cobbs Creek, Va., led all 20 laps. ... Ben Scott picked up $100 for setting fast time.

Thunderbird Raceway

Merritt Speedway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Gokey won the 40-lapper from his fifth starting spot. ... Polesitter Curtis Roberts faded from the outset.

Merritt Speedway

Spangler captured the season opener from his fifth starting spot. ... Thirlby started on the pole and settled for fifth.

Thunderbird Raceway

Silver Bullet Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

The eighth-starting Lanphierd of Midland, Mich., earned $2,052 for capturing the Ron Flinn 52, a race honoring the former track promoter. ... Lanphierd led the final three laps after taking the point from Garrett Wiles, who led a race-high 34 laps. ... Polesitter Sam Epling retired on lap 40 while running ninth. ... Bush Rental sponsored the event.

I-96 Speedway

An electrical fire knocked out the track lighting, but the track was able to complete the racing program after repairs. The track plans continued repairs before May 24 action.

Tri-City Motor Speedway

Winning his first career Super Late Model feature, Knoll won the season opener after starting outside the front row. ... The 17-year-old from Lake, Mich., is in his third season in the division.

Thunderbird Raceway

The fourth-starting Erickson, of Muskegon, Mich., won his first Dirt Late Model feature. ... Jerid Bisson won the Crate Late Model feature.

Crystal Motor Speedway

I-96 Speedway

Travis Stemler's night ended with a rollover accident. ... Stemler reported the next morning that he was OK and thanked driver David Hilliker for being the first one to the car to assist.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Thunderbird Raceway

Corey Ausra won the Crate Late Model feature.

Silver Bullet Speedway

Crystal Motor Speedway

Stemler led all but three laps of the 30-lapper.

Silver Bullet Speedway

I-96 Speedway

Leading all the way, Vandermark won the 13-car season opener. ... Runner-up Travis Stemler improved six positions.

Crystal Motor Speedway

Spangler captured the season opener from the pole position.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Fiesta City Speedway

Gilbertson won from the seventh starting spot after taking the lead from Dustin Johanneck on the sixth lap. ... Polesitter Chuck Swenson finished eighth.

Hibbing Raceway

Proctor Speedway

Leading all but two laps, Massingill outran fellow third-row starting Burdick. ... Massingill also won the previous night at Hibbing (Minn.) Raceway. ... Harry Hanson led the first two laps at Proctor but settled for seventh. ... Danny Vang improved seven positions in finishing third. ... Polesitter Robbie Cooper faded quickly from contention. ... Matt Larson won the four-car USRA Limited Late Model feature.

Granite City Motor Park

The pole-starting Sabraski, of Rice, Minn., led all 20 laps for his second Late Model victory in his rookie season in the division.

Hibbing Raceway

Ogilvie Raceway

Fiesta City Speedway

Hometown driver Matt Gilbertson won the nine-car feature from the pole position.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Peterson rallied to victory from his ninth starting spot. ... Joseph Thomas won the Limited Late Model feature.

Granite City Motor Park

Fitzsimmons, a two-time winner last season at Cedar Lake in USRA-sanctioned Late Model action, grabbed his first WISSOTA-sanctioned victory from the sixth starting spot. ... Dylan Kromschroeder led 19 laps but retired with one lap remaining with engine trouble. ... Runner-up Chad Fouquette earned his first top-five in Late Model competition. ... Granite City hosts the Structural Buildings WISSOTA Challenge Series on May 12.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Sabraski, of Rice, Minn., notched his first Late Model victory from outside the front row. ... Larry Samuelson won the Limited Late Model feature at I-94's opening doubleheader weekend.

I-94 EMR Speedway

Grosz notched his first top-five in the division. ... Ben Wolden won the Limited Late Model feature.

Moberly Motorsports Park

Becker won the Trophy Tuesday opener from the pole. ... The event drew 13 Late Models.

Federated Raceway at I-55

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

Bailey earned $1,000 in becoming the track's first two-time winner.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells won on the undercard of the Lucas Oil's Show-Me 100 opening night with Ricky Thornton Jr. collecting a $10,000 victory.

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

Aaron Marrant denied Shayne Bailey his second straight victory. ... Isaac Johnson drove Mike Dotson's regular No. 55D. .... With I-35 Speedway not hosting Late Models, Tommy Cordray made his Bethany debut in finishing fourth.

Springfield Raceway

Earning his first Dirt Track Bank Cash Money Super Dirt Series victory, Atkinson earned $1,255 in capturing the Flyin' Farmer 55, a race paying tribute to National Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer Ken Essary, among those on hand for the event. ... Polesitter Jace Parmley finished second. ... Atkinson took the lead from Kaeden Cornell, who led the first 19 laps and finished fifth. ... Josh Dugan made an 18th-to-seventh run. ... Fourteen of 24 starters were running at the finish.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Sheppard won the 16-car feature from the pole.

I-35 Speedway

Hibner, the USRA modified standout from Chillicothe, Mo., was offered his first Late Model ride by Kenny Green just before the night's action. ... Hibner's victory came in the 2021 Longhorn Chassis with the Pro Power Racing Engine came in his first-ever Late Model start. ... It was a former Darrell Lanigan car. ... Hibner has 58 modified victories over the past six seasons.

Bethany Fairgrounds Speedway

The reopened track at the Northwest Missouri Fairgrounds added a regular Late Model division for 2024. ... The season opener drew eight entries. ... The Chet Querry-promoted track hadn't had a regular Late Model division in more than 25 seasons. ... Isaac Johnson finished second in Huey Jacob's car after Johnson's ride had mechanical problems in hot laps.

Central Missouri Speedway

The fifth-starting Fennewald won the first of several POWRi regular-season events at Central Missouri. ... He took the lead from Walkenhorst on the eighth lap. ... Tyler Kuykendall spun out of a top-five spot but rallied back.

Midway Speedway

Farmington Empire Speedway

The newly renamed track added occasional Limited Late Models for 2024.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells led Cornell all 20 caution-free laps. ... "This track was picture-perfect," Wells said. "I haven't raced on something like this in a long time. The (Spring Nationals was awesome last week, but I think this was better yet. It was a driver's track." ... Jim Greenway was disqualified from the 15-car feature for a tire violation.

I-35 Speedway

Federated Raceway at I-55

Sheppard topped a 22-car field.

Callaway Raceway

I-35 Speedway

Midway Speedway

Callaway Raceway

After spinning on the first lap and restarting on the tail, Shaw, of Mexico, Mo., won from his sixth starting spot in the eight-car feature, leading only the final lap for his first division victory as he went from third to first on the final lap. ... Justin Russell led most of the way.

Springfield Raceway

The pole-starting Crigler of Alton, Mo., led all 30 laps to score collect $1,000 and his fourth career Cash Money Super Dirt Series victory. ... Third-starting Kris Jackson, winner of Friday's season opener at Midway Speedway, trailed Crigler the final three laps, finishing 2.588 seconds back. ... Kaeden Cornell improved five positions and placed ninth. ... Chuck Comer started on the pole after winning the dash. ... Crigler, Jackson, Comer and Tim Petty won heats. ... Saturday's feature lasted 14 minutes, with 19 starters completing the distance.

Federated Raceway at I-55

Leading 25 laps, Klein topped a 16-car feature. ... Michael Kloos retired running sixth on the eighth lap. ... Dave Jumper started 12th and finished sixth. ... Mark Voigt was one of two scratches.

Lucas Oil Speedway

Wells, who had 11 victories last season, opened the season with another triumph. ... Runner-up Payton Looney drove the Moon Brothers entry. ... Tyler Kuykendall was third in his division debut at Wheatland. ... The track has added POWRi sanctioning after running independent in 2023.

Midway Speedway

The fourth-starting Jackson, of Lebanon, Mo., topped Friday's 19-car field to earn his first career series victory and the $1,000 payday. He beat Dustin Atkinson to the line by mere inches in the closest finish in series history. ... Brandon Baldridge gained five spots and finished sixth. ... Jackson, Jace Parmley and Robert High won heats.

Federated Raceway at I-55

The second-starting Klein, of Fairview Heights, Ill., led all 25 laps to top Saturday's 11-car field, winning Federated I-55's season opener. ... Klein and Mark Voigt won heats.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Chris Tays won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Bryson Mitchell of Russellville, Ala., topped the two-day 602 Sportsman World Championship for a $4,000 victory on Crate Racin' USA's first-year tour as he won from his fifth starting spot. ... Jarrett Jones, who led laps 8-33, finished second. ... Polesitter Bailey Callahan led the first seven laps and finished fourth. ... Fifteen of 24 starters were running at the finish and the event drew 39 entries.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Bryson Mitchell also won the 602 Crate feature.

Greenville Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

McElhenney earned $2,000 in the MS Crate Late Model Series event. ... Leading all the way, McElhenney took the checkers 1.711 seconds ahead of David Williamson in the 30-lapper. ... Chase Cooper, winner of the previous two series events, was fifth. ... The event drew 14 cars but Chase Williams scratched from the feature.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Parkerson, of Millspring, Miss., also captured the 602 Crate feature.

Greenville Speedway

Hattiesburg Speedway

The event was rescheduled for Saturday after a Friday rainout.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Josh Parkerson won the 602 Crate feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Cooper won the Mississippi Crate makeup event and $1,500.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Cooper swept the night's Mississippi Crate touring victories.

Whynot Motorsports Park

The second-starting Burgess, of Memphis, Tenn., regained the point for good and led the final six laps to earn his first Crate Racin' 602 Series victory of the season. Burgess led all but one lap en route to capturing the $2,000 winner's prize. ... Fourth-starting Josh Parkerson led lap 24 before giving way to Burgess and finishing a scant 0.080 of a second back at the checkers. ... David Hatchett started 14th and finished third. ... Andy Pippin topped the 22-car field in time trials.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Braden Mitchell won from the fifth starting spot. ... Jarrett Jones won the CRUSA 602 Crate feature.

Hattiesburg Speedway

The pole-starting Lee ended Holland's personal three-race winning streak.

Greenville Speedway

Jackson Motor Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Beckwith's victory was on the undercard of the MSCCS triumph for Spencer Hughes. ... Tyler Burgess won the 602 Crate feature.

Pike County Speedway

Holland, of Success, Miss., topped an event co-sanctioned between the Gulf South Crate Racing Association and Mississippi Crate Late Model Racing Series for the second straight night, collecting $1,500. ... Corey Neil Jr. led the first 21 laps but Holland overtook him amid traffic. ... Neil tried to regain the point on a restart and smashed an infield tractor tire. ... The event drew 41 Crate Late Models.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Pine Ridge Speedway

Hattiesburg Speedway

The fourth-starting Colby, of Chatham, Miss., topped Friday's $1,500 season opener after it was thrice-postponed becuase of rain. ... Chase Cooper and Corey Neil Jr. each improved five positions, finishing second and third. ... Cooper and Neil won heats. ... Shannon Lee won the dash and started the feature from the pole before fading to finish fourth. ... The MS Crate Series doubleheader concludes with Saturday's $1,500-to-win stop at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Miss.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Magnolia Motor Speedway

Tyler Burgess won the 602 Crate feature.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Hayden Cliburn notched his first top-five in the division. ... Devin Whatley won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Whynot Motorsports Park

Holland notched his first top-five in the division. ... Terry Wilson won the 602 Crate Late Model feature.

Pine Ridge Speedway

The pole-starting Lambert, of Booneville, Miss., led all 30 laps to win the $3,000 604 Crate portion of the Battle at the Ridge. ... Ninth-starting Bryson Mitchell trailed Lambert the final six laps, finishing 0.160 of a second back. ... Fifth-starting Braden Mitchell grabbed third on lap 26 and rounded-out the podium. ... Jade Luzenberg improved seven positions and finished sixth. ... Lambert and Richard Cox won heats. ... Lambert topped the 16-car field in time trials. ... Saturday's feature lasted 17 minutes, with 12 starters completing the distance.

Hattiesburg Speedway

Lee won the seven-car feature from the pole position. ... Joshua Motichek scratched.

Whynot Motorsports Park

The third-starting Parkerson, of Millspring, Miss., led all 15 laps to top Saturday's CRUSA 602 Sportsman feature on the undercard of an MSCCS-sanctioned Super Late Model stop there. ... Andy Pippin topped the 12-car field in time trials.

Whynot Motorsports Park

The pole-starting McElhenney, of Decatur, Miss., led all 20 laps to win Saturday's CRUSA 604 feature on the undercard of an MSCCS-sanctioned Super Late Model stop there. ... McElhenney topped the 15-car field in time trials.

Pine Ridge Speedway

Justin Carter won the 602 Crate feature. ... Pine Ridge reopened for the first time since 2020.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

The second-starting Beckwith, of Kilmichael, Miss., led eight laps — including the final seven — to top Saturday's eight-car field. ... Third-starting Bailey Callahan trailed Beckwith the final five laps, finishing 1.865 seconds back. ... Greg Wilhite was fast qualifier.

Magnolia Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Callahan, of Weir, Miss., topped the 17-car field after finishing second in the 604 Crate feature. ... Josh Parkerson trailed Callahan all 15 laps, finishing 0.436 of a second back. ... Callahan and Parkerson won heats. ... Jimmy Anderson was fast qualifier.

Jackson Motor Speedway

The seventh-starting Colby, of Chatham, Miss., led the final two laps to top Saturday's 15-car field. ... Chris McElhenney settled for second, 0.847 of a second back, after leading the opening 18 laps. ... McElhenney and Sid Scarbrough won heats. ... McElhenney was fast qualifier.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Second-starting Grable, of Mathiston, Miss., led the final nine laps to top Saturday's 13-car field. ... Devin Whatley finished second, 2.255 seconds back. ... Zack Owens led the opening six laps before pulling off. ... Owens and Grable won heats. ... Owens was fast qualifier.

Whynot Motorsports Park

The second-starting Wilson, of West, Miss., led the final 14 laps to win the $1,000 11th annual Battle of the States. ... Ninth-starting Bailey Callahan finished second, 1.146 seconds back. ... Tyler Burgess topped the 24-car field in time trials. ... Burgess and Wilson won heats.

Jackson Motor Speedway

Colby Ponds won the 602 Crate feature.

Electric City Speedway

Carolina Speedway

The first-year tour's event drew five cars.

Dixieland Speedway

The polesitting Mitchell, of Pine Level, N.C., captured his first Vision Wheel Steel Block Bandits victory of the season and career-leading ninth on the tour. ... He pocketed $4,000 in taking the checkers 0.699 of a second ahead of Tyler Bare, who started seventh. ... Fifteen drivers completed 35 laps. ... Colby Bradshaw scratched from the scheduled 22-car field. ... Mitchell's 17.330-second lap set fast time.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Malone, a 12-year-old Rock Hill, S.C., racer, led all 20 laps for a $1,500 victory on the Mid-East 602 Crate Late Model tour. ... Chase Blackwell was a half-second behind at the checkers. ... John Eller started 10th and finished sixth. ... Nine of 16 starters completed 20 laps. ... Nathan Walker scratched. ... Malone's victory was on the undercard of Ryan Gustin's Mid-East Super Late Model Series triumph.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

The polesitting Ruggiero of Lincolnton, N.C., earned $1,200 for his third straight victory on the Mid-East 602 Crate Late Model Series. ... His previous victory came at the same track on May 3. ... Kendal Tucker led the first lap, but Ruggiero led the next 19 circuits. ... Tucker ended up third behind youngster Beckham Malone. ... Ruggiero had a 1.4-second lead at the finish. ... Steven Padulla scratched from the scheduled 19-car feature.

Carolina Speedway

The race was run under Blue Ridge Outlaw rules in preparation of the track's June 14 series event.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Carolina Speedway

Second-starting Jacob Brown of Gaffney, S.C., took the lead from a retiring polesitter Travis Steele on the 10th lap and led the rest of the 25-lap Mid-East 604 Crate Series event. ... Brown, who took the checkers 17.442 seconds ahead of sixth-starting Colby Quick, earned $1,500. ... Sixteen of 19 starters completed 25 laps. ... Nathan Dallas was the first retiree.

Dixieland Speedway

The pole-starting Arthur, of Forest, Va., regained the lead on lap nine and led the rest of the way to win Friday's 30-lap, $3,000 weekend opener. It's Arthur's second win in as many weeks after topping a $5,000 Steel Block Bandits event last Saturday at Natural Bridge (Va.) Speedway. ... Jeremy Pilkerton led laps 3-8 before giving way to Arthur and finishing 0.842 of a second back. ... Luke Hyre improved four positions and finished sixth. ... Arthur topped the 10-car field in time trials.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

The second-starting Ruggiero, of Lincolnton, N.C., led all 20 laps to win $1,200 on the undercard of the Hunt the Front Series debut at Ultimate, nabbing his second straight series victory. ... Pole-starting Layton Sullivan trailed Ruggiero the entire distance, finishing 1.566 seconds back. ... Nathan Walker improved six positions and placed seventh. ... Sullivan topped the 21-car field in time trials. ... Friday's feature was completed without incident and lasted six minutes.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

Ruggiero earned $1,500 for his Mid-East 602 tour victory. ... He started on the pole and led every lap. ... The event drew 15 cars.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

Luke Cooper of Woodruff, S.C., beat Benji Hicks by 0.984 of a second to win the Mid-East 602 Crate Late Model feature and claim a $1,200 top prize. ... The 18-car field competed in support of the Ultimate Southeast Super Late Model Series feature won by Ross Bailes. ... Longtime veteran Bill Tesh was honored with a plaque for making his 400th career start at the Elkin, N.C., oval.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

The 12-year-old Malone's victory came on the undercard of the $7,500 Ultimate Southeast Series victory for Ross Bailes, his teammate. ... Malone's victory was his first in the 604 division.

County Line Raceway

Harris Speedway

Compton, of Bland, Va., won the inaugural event for the Limited Late Model tour that requires old-style wedge noses on entrants. ... Compton started fourth in the four-car field and led every lap.

Halifax County Motor Speedway

Dixieland Speedway

The pole-starting Harrell earned $2,500 in the season opener. ... The event drew 10 cars. ... Dixieland added a $2,000 event for April 19.

County Line Raceway

Bissette won from the pole. ... With the I-95 Late Model Challenge Series dissolving, County Line plans its own Fast Five Late Model Shootout with $3,000-to-win events on March 23, May 4, June 29, Aug. 31 and Oct. 11.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The second-starting Ruggiero, of Lincolnton, N.C., led all 20 laps and topped Saturday's 16-car Mid-East 602 weekly field on the undercard of the Steel Block Bandits season opener. ... Chase Blackwell was fast qualifier.

Ultimate Motorsports Park

The pole-starting Hicks of Mount Airy, N.C., led all 20 laps to win Friday's 602 Crate feature on the undercard of the Mid-East Super Late Model Series season opener. ... Hicks topped the 20-car field in time trials.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The second-starting Blackwell, of Grayas Creek, N.C., led the final 13 laps to top Friday's 16-car field. ... Jason Dickerson was fast qualifier.

County Line Raceway

The pole-starting Rouse, of Wilson, N.C., led all 30 laps to earn $3,000. ... Second-starting Dustin Mitchell trailed Rouse the entire way, finishing 0.797 of a second back. ... Cy Nelms Jr. improved two positions and finished fourth. ... Roger Lucas gained two spots and placed sixth.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Mitchell, of Pine Level, N.C., led all the way to win Saturday's $1,500 Mid-East 602 portion of the fourth annual North Carolina Speedweek. ... Third-starting Zach Cox trailed Mitchell for the final 10 laps, finishing 0.924 of a second back. ... Jason Dickerson improved five positions and finished third. ... Carl Currin gained 12 spots and rounded-out the top five. ... Mitchell topped the 21-car field in time trials. ... John Eller won the consolation. ... Saturday's feature was cut to 24 laps (from 25) after nearly 40 minutes.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The pole-starting Brown, of Gaffney, S.C., led all 30 laps to win Saturday's Mid-East 604 season opener in the fourth annual North Carolina Speedweek. ... Stephen Pedulla pursued Brown for the final eight laps, finishing 4.175 seconds back. ... Colby Quick improved four positions and completed the podium finishers. ... Keaton Smith gained six spots and finished fifth. ... Brown topped the 15-car field in qualifying. ... Saturday's feature lasted 15 minutes, with nine drivers completing the distance.

Fayetteville Motor Speedway

The third-starting Bowen, of Fair Bluff, N.C., took command on lap 18 and paced the final three circuits to win Thursday's $1,000 Mid-East 602 season opener and opener of the fourth annual North Carolina Speedweek. ... Sixth-starting Zach Cox trailed Bowan for the final three laps, finishing 1.838 seconds back. ... Dustin Mitchell led the opening 17 laps before calling it a night and settling for 16th. ... Mitchell, Bowen, Dalton Jacobs and Steven Thompkins II won heats. ... Jeff Robinson topped the 25-car field in qualifying.

River Cities Speedway

Debuting a Longhorn Chassis, Troftgruben dominated to capture the season opener. ... He notched his first River Cities victory since Aug. 26, 2022's Northern LateModel Racing Association victory.

Off Road Speedway

Roth notched his third victory of his rookie Late Model season.

Boone County Raceway

Dumpert won from the 10th starting spot.

Junction Motor Speedway

Off Road Speedway

Dumpert snapped the division rookie Roth's personal two-race winning streak.

Boone County Raceway

Dumpert took the lead from Krohn on the eighth of 20 laps.

Off Road Speedway

Roth made it 2-for-2 in his first weekend of Late Model racing.

Boone County Raceway

U.S. 30 Speedway

Roth, of Columbus, Neb., notched his first career Late Model victory in his first division start. ... He'd had only a few warmup laps in a Late Model prior to the event. ... He's driving a Jerry Pospisil-owned Team Zero Race Car. ... Roth is a fourth-generation driver and his father Travis is a former Late Model racer who retired in 2007.

Lincoln County Raceway

Leonard, of Gibbon, Neb., captured the first Western Outlaws North event. ... He took the point from Kale Kosiski on the ninth lap. ... The event drew nine cars.

Junction Motor Speedway

Junction Motor Speedway

Iverson, a 33-year-old from Albion, Neb., stepped up to the Late Model division with his first division victory. ... He topped a 10-car field. ... The modified ace credited multitime IMCA champ Cory Dumpert for getting his Late Model rolling.

Bridgeport Motorsports Park

Yoder, of Middlesburg, Pa., notched his second $4,000 victory of the holiday weekend by leading the last three laps. ... He also won Bedford (Pa.) Speedway's Turk Burket Tribute two evenings earlier. ... Yoder took the checkers 2.064 seconds ahead of Jason Covert, who led laps 1-37. ... Eleven drivers completed 40 laps. ... Shaun Jones and Larry Baer each retired after a single lap. ... The track's lone Super Late Model event of the season drew 19 entrants.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Winning from seventh, Ortega notched his second victory of the season.

Vado Speedway Park

Vado Speedway Park

Jon Ortega notched his first Late Model feature victory since a Sept. 15, 2018, triumph at Southern New Mexico Speedway.

Vado Speedway Park

Woodhull Raceway

Stateline Speedway

Oakes led all the way from his front-row starting spot for his 10th career Stateline Super Late Model victory. ... Randy Hall won the Crate Late Model feature. ... Jason Genco finished second in the Super and Crate features.

Freedom Motorsports Park

The second-starting Cecce, of Addison, N.Y., overcame multiple attempts to start the race and led all 30 laps to win the $3,074 Ron Baker Memorial. ... Pole-starting Jason Genco spun on the race's second start attempt and was unable to continue. ... Nicholas Eck held off challenges from Andy Boozel and Logan Jaquay to finish third. ... Ryan Scott and Doug Eck each pulled off with unrelated issues. ... Cecce and Nicholas Eck won heats.

Outlaw Speedway

The pole-starting Wonderling, of Wellsville, N.Y., grabbed the lead on lap seven and never looked back, cruising to win the $3,000 weekend opener, his first RUSH Series victory of the season. ... Jared Miley led the opening six circuits before giving way to Wonderling and finishing 3.878 seconds back. ... Daryl Charlier started 19th and finished eighth. ... Wonderling, Miley, Chad Homan and Craig Graham won heats. ... Wonderling won the dash. ... Homan topped Friday's 33-car field in time trials.

Woodhull Raceway

Genesee Speedway

Ricotta was dominating the race when he hit a turn-one rut with three laps remaining, allowing Wonderling to slip by.

Glen Ridge Motorsports Park

The event drew four cars at the first-year Crate Late Model oval.

Genesee Speedway

Albany-Saratoga Speedway

Leading 15 laps, Pinkerous won the first-ever Crate Late Model event at the track. ... The event drew six cars.

Woodhull Raceway

LeBarron overtook Brian Knowles on the fourth of 20 laps.

Raceway 7

Attica Raceway Park

Moore took the lead from J.R. Gentry on the 12th lap. ... Schlenk and Moore swapped the lead midrace with Moore finally leading the final six laps for his first career Attica victory. ... “This is the longest it’s ever took me to win a race at a place. … I’ve been kicked out, flipped, wrecked, blown motors…we finally got out here on the horse track (in victory lane)."

Wayne County Speedway

Moore won from the pole position, his third straight Wayne County victory.. ... Bellman, who started outside the front row, rallied after a first-lap flat tire.

Midway Speedway

MRP Raceway Park

Leading all 25 laps, Mahoney edged Stricker by just over a tenth of a second. ... Mahoney pocketed $2,000 in topping the 16-car field. ... Mahoney notched his first victory since Sept. 3, 2017, at Twin Cities Raceway Park in North Vernon, Ind., when he captured the Ted Collins Memorial.

Raceway 7

Santee led all the way from outside the front row.

Wayne County Speedway

Now steering a Longhorn Chasssis, Moore won the 25-lapper by a five-second margin.

Muskingum County Speedway

Brennan earned $2,000. ... Braeden Dillinger won the Crate Late Model feature over Logan Reed. ... On School's Out Night, a $5 discount was offered to spectators presenting a school ID.

Oakshade Raceway

Rusty Schlenk led 16 laps from the pole before sustaining front-end damage in a tangle with slower cars. ... Shiels inherited the lead and captured the season opener.

Midway Speedway

Black earned a career-best $3,000 in the First Clay City Classic.

MRP Raceway Park

Attica Raceway Park

Schlenk took the lead from Gentry on the 14th lap and held off Moore, who spun on the opening lap but rallied. ... Schlenk owns 40 career Attica victories. ... "I was watching the board and I knew Kyle Moore was coming. ... he’s been very good competition," said Schlenk, who blew a radiator hose leading the night's first feature. "We were running hot again so I wasn’t trying to push it."

Attica Raceway Park

Markham, of Ashland, Ohio, won from the pole in the makeup feature from May 3. ... He earned $3,000. ... Former Best Performance Motorsports driver Jeff Babcock got his first top-five in the Late Model division since 2017. ... Rusty Schlenk, who won the night's regularly scheduled feature, led 20 laps before a radiator hose let go. ... J.R. Gentry spun running second and Markham inherited the lead for his 24th career Attica victory.

Hilltop Speedway

Carpenter earned $3,000 in topping the 18-car field.

Raceway 7

Henry notched his sixth Crate Late Model victory of his career at Raceway 7. ... The track hosts the World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series on May 16.

MRP Raceway Park

Stricker earned $2,500 with his victory from the fourth starting spot.

Atomic Speedway

The fourth-starting Rice earned $3,000 for the regular-season victory. ... Rice lapped all but five competitors. ... Joe Brewer was the only driver in the 19-car field not running at the finish.

Wayne County Speedway

Moore led all 25 laps.

Muskingum County Speedway

Brennan led the second half of the main event. ... In the track's first-ever RUSH-sanctioned Crate Late Model feature, Logan Reed of Pennsboro, W.Va., took the checkers. The division drew 12 entries.

Attica Raceway Park

The seventh-starting Schlenk, of McClure, Ohio, led the final seven laps for his 39th career Attica victory. ... “I knew I had to be patient. Devin was really good," Schlenk said. "I didn’t think I could pass him in the open so I had to be patient and save my stuff and hope to God we would get into lapped traffic and that’s exactly how it worked out." ... Clint Coffman led the first lap before Shiels took command.

Wayne County Speedway

Drown led all 25 laps of the season opener. ... Front-row starter Kyle Moore was the race's first retiree after losing power on the first lap. ... Late Model veteran Ryan Markham won the modified feature.

Hilltop Speedway

Skyline Speedway