Hello and Happy Monday!


For the second time in a three-week span, there was a midweek pavement Late Model race in the Wolverine State. The Kalamazoo Klash, one of the longest-running classics for Outlaw Late Models, took place last Wednesday, with Terry Senneker winning the event at Kalamazoo Speedway for the seventh time. The Klash is at the top of this week's Monday Digest, our weekly collection of results, photos and story links.


The thriller of the weekend might have been at Anderson Motor Speedway in Williamston, S.C. The zMax CARS Late Model Stock Tour event produced several three-wide moments. The final one was on the last lap, where Carson Loftin emerged from the middle of a Chase Burgeson (20)-Conner Jones sandwich to win the Bennett Equipment 125 (inset image from FloRacing). The Pro Late Model race at Anderson was a bit calmer, but still a thrill for new series winner Brody Monahan.


Two of the stars from the American-Canadian Tour ranks scored landmark wins. Jason Corliss captured the Vermont Governor's Cup at Thunder Road and took another big step toward his fourth track championship. Two days later Kaiden Fisher, the 2024 Thunder Road champion, won the Can-Am 200 with a late charge at Autodrome Montmagny in Quebec.


The familiar winners from the weekend included Bubba Pollard in the ASA Southern Super Series at Cordele Motor Speedway, Chad Finley in Outlaw Late Models at Owosso Speedway, Casey Johnson at Wisconsin International Raceway and Jefferson Speedway, and Peyton Sellers, Woody Howard, Chase Johnson and Aaron Donnelly in Virginia. There were some new names up front, such as Kellen Keller in California and Casey Jeske in Idaho.


All the results, plus a few hyperlinked photos and story links where available, are shown below this advertiser break. Scroll down to see it all!


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Above: Terry Senneker won the Kalamazoo Klash for the seventh time. (Jim DenHamer photo)


—SPECIAL OUTLAW LATE MODEL EVENT

—Kalamazoo Speedway, Kalamazoo, Mich.

—August 19


Kalamazoo Klash XXXIV: 1. Terry Senneker; 2. Jeff Ganus; 3. Brian Bergakker; 4. Chloe Mazzagatti; 5. Zack Cook; 6. Phil Bozell; 7. Doug True; 8. Josh Frye; 9. Kyle Crump; 10. Monte Tolan; 11. Jacob Maynard; 12. Steve Stacy; 13. Andy Bozell; 14. Scott Hantz; 15. Scott Ross; 16. Mason Metzger; 17. Tyler Roahrig; 18. Steve Needles; 19. Kyle Trinklein; 20. Rick Hahn Jr.; 21. Matt Frazier; 22. Adam Terry; 23. Bryce Bozell; 24. Harold Fair Jr.; 25. Lane Head; 26. Blake Childers; 27. Mark Shook; 28. Scottie Lamp.

Lap leaders: Frye 1-21, Cook 22-64, Roahrig 65-111, Senneker 112-125 • Cautions: 7 • Fast qualifier: Roahrig, 12.627 seconds


Koty Geyer/MARC News


—SPECIAL OUTLAW LATE MODEL EVENT

—Owosso Speedway, Ovid, Mich.

—August 22


Ron Hauser Memorial presented by Auto Value: 1. Chad Finley; 2. Jake Sheridan; 3. Steve Needles; 4. Chase Rosebrugh; 5. Blake Childers; 6. Adam Terry; 7. Chloe Mazzagatti; 8. Casey Roderick; 9. Scottie Lamp; 10. Jacob Maynard; 11. Conner Zbozien; 12. Scott Pemberton; 13. Jimmy O. Smith; 14. Aaron Taylor; 15. Steve Dorer; 16. Brad Pearsall; 17. Scott Hantz; 18. Tyler Heeney; 19. Jason Felver; 20. Brandon Short; 21. Cody Jaberg.

Lap leaders: Sheridan 1-28, Finley 29-100 • Cautions: 4 • Fast practicer: Rosebrugh, 13.772 seconds

Late Model Sportsman: 1. Joe Hodgeson Jr.; 2. Brent Jack; 3. Bo Smith; 4. Cody Hawn; 5. Nathan Koester; 6. Tanner Jack; 7. Chris Munson; 8. Talen Diehl; 9. Zachary Johnson; 10. Hunter Jack.


—SPECIAL SUPER LATE MODEL EVENT

—Berlin Raceway, Marne, Mich.

—August 22


Prelude to Chet Championship Night: 1. Brian Campbell; 2. Andrew Scheid; 3. Seth Christensen; 4. Austin Hull; 5. Keith Herp; 6. Terry Senneker; 7. Nate Walton; 8. Chet Monaweck; 9. Seth Moody; 10. Gabe Sytsma; 11. Matt Postma; 12. Buddy Head; 13. Dylan Stovall; 14. Tyler Rycenga; 15. Joe Mancuso; 16. Ken Wobma.

Lap leaders: Rycenga 1-21, Stovall 22-28, Rycenga 29-31, Campbell 32-47 • Cautions: 2 • Fast qualifier (of 17 drivers): Senneker, 16.131 seconds


Below: Jason Felver (11) spins in a pack of Outlaw Late Models, including eventual winner Chad Finley (1). (Wayne Goodman/ Just a Fan in the Stands Photography)

Above: Casey Johnson (5) battles Levon VanDerGeest in the second feature of the Orange Blossom Special, a tribute to Jefferson Speedway-based veteran Jerry Eckhardt. Johnson won the overall total, five points to Paul Shafer Jr.’s six. (JeffersonSpeedway.tv)


—SPECIAL SUPER LATE MODEL EVENT

—Jefferson Speedway, Jefferson, Wis.

—August 22


Twin I: 1. Shaun Scheel; 2. Jevin Guralski; 3. Paul Shafer Jr.; 4. Casey Johnson; 5. Jordan DeVoy; 6. Grant Griesbach; 7. Jayden Johnson; 8. Levon VanDerGeest; 9. Billy Braun; 10. Dennis Prunty; 11. Will Rece; 12. Ryan Farrell; 13. Robbie Rucks; 14. Braison Bennett; 15. Nick Egan; 16. Max Kahler; 17. Shane Radtke Jr.; 18. James Storey; 19. Merek Pankow; 20. Jacob Vanoskey; 21. Adam Hebb Jr.; 22. Gabe Sommers; 23. Jeremy Bentz.

Lap leader: Scheel 1-61 • Cautions: 2 • Fast qualifier: DeVoy, 13.376 seconds

Twin II: 1. Casey Johnson; 2. Grant Griesbach; 3. Paul Shafer Jr.; 4. Dennis Prunty; 5. Jordan DeVoy; 6. Shaun Scheel; 7. Ryan Farrell; 8. Braison Bennett; 9. Jayden Johnson; 10. Will Rece; 11. Levon VanDerGeest; 12. Jacob Vanoskey; 13. Merek Pankow; 14. Nick Egan; 15. Jevin Guralski; 16. Jeremy Bentz; 17. Billy Braun; 18. Max Kahler; 19. Shane Radtke Jr.; 20. Robbie Rucks.

Lap leaders: VanDerGeest 1-8, Johnson 9-61 • Cautions: 3


—RED, WHITE & BLUE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

—Wisconsin International Raceway, Kaukauna, Wis.

—August 20


Super Late Model: 1. Casey Johnson; 2. Dalton Zehr; 3. Chad Butz; 4. Bobby Kendall; 5. Grant Griesbach; 6. James Swan; 7. Mike Anthony; 8. Andy Monday; 9. Jeff VanOudenhoven; 10. Trevor Vandermolen; 11. Pete Vandermolen Jr.; 12. Randy Schuler; 13. Corey Manders; 14. Lou Goss; 15. Jordan Thiel; 16. Lowell Bennett; 17. Sawyer Effertz; 18. Alex Prunty; 19. J.J. Vanderloop; 20. Brad Keith; 21. Cody Vanderloop; 22. Evan Beattie.

Lap leaders: VanOudenhoven 1-7, Johnson 8-51 • Cautions: 5 • Fast qualifier: Thiel, 19.003 seconds • Dash winners: Monday, Prunty • Heat: C.Vanderloop

Limited Late Model: 1. Jesse Oudenhoven; 2. Matthew Wittman; 3. Alex Stumpf; 4. Brent Strelka; 5. Bryan Monday; 6. Brady Baldry; 7. T.J. Spierowski; 8. Brian Henry; 9. Tim Baumann; 10. Andy Kluck; 11. Jerry Vanderloop; 12. Chase Solomon; 13. Bobby Wautier; 14. Dan Hoppa; 15. Todd Verhagen.

Lap leaders: Wittman 1-11, Oudenhoven 12-20 • Cautions: 3 • Fast qualifier: Oudenhoven, 20.283 seconds • Dash winner: Stumpf • Heat: Verhagen


—CENTRAL WISCONSIN RACING ASSOCIATION

—Dells Raceway Park, Wisconsin Dells, Wis.

—August 22


CWRA Twin I: 1. Tyler Sauter; 2. Jeff Weinfurter; 3. Darek Gress; 4. Chris Skrede; 5. Trevor Robinson; 6. Monte Gress; 7. Mark Mackesy; 8. Kurt Jankowski; 9. Joey Miller; 10. Corey Jankowski; 11. Nick Roehl; 12. Ted Griffith; 13. Chase Kurth.

Lap leaders: Skrede 1-5, Sauter 6-30 • Cautions: 2 • Fast qualifier: C.Jankowski, 14.754 seconds

CWRA Twin II: 1. Tyler Sauter; 2. Jeff Weinfurter; 3. Darek Gress; 4. Trevor Robinson; 5. Corey Jankowski; 6. Chris Skrede; 7. Mark Mackesy; 8. Monte Gress; 9. Kurt Jankowski; 10. Ted Griffith; 11. Joey Miller; 12. Chase Kurth.

Lap leaders: Robinson 1-4, D.Gress 5-17, Sauter 18-30 • Cautions: 0

Limited Late Model Twin I: 1. Andrew Borntreger; 2. Nick Nolden; 3. Rose Borntreger; 4. Mike Lichtfeld; 5. Hunter Stenson; 6. Jesse Bernhagen; 7. Mahlon Borntreger; 8. Randy Sargent; 9. Cole Howard; 10. Max Larson; 11. Steve Lichtfeld; 12. Riley Smith; 13. Brett Wachowiacz; 14. Matthew Crowell; 15. Michael Guderski; 16. Brady Bill; 17. Garrett Scott; 18. Skylar Holzhausen; 19. Jim Bilotta.

Lap leaders: Stenson 1-11, A.Borntreger 12-30 • Cautions: 1 • Fast qualifier: M.Lichtfeld, 14.039 seconds

LLM Twin II: 1. Randy Sargent; 2. Mike Lichtfeld; 3. Nick Nolden; 4. Jesse Bernhagen; 5. Andrew Borntreger; 6. Rose Borntreger; 7. Max Larson; 8. Brett Wachowiacz; 9. Garrett Scott; 10. Steve Lichtfeld; 11. Matthew Crowell; 12. Cole Howard; 13. Hunter Stenson; 14. Mahlon Borntreger; 15. Michael Guderski; 16. Riley Smith; 17. Brady Bill; 18. Jim Bilotta.

Lap leaders: Larson 1-3, Sargent 4-30 • Cautions: 3 • Red flag: 1


Below: Casey Johnson won the Blue Race at Wisconsin International Raceway and sealed the three-race miniseries points title. This was his third career RW&B crown and first with WIR-based Chase Motorsports. (DanLewisphoto.net)

Above: Bubba Pollard (26) scored his first ASA Southern Super Series victory of the year. He amassed four in each of the last two seasons. (Tyler Sontag/ SpeedRacer Photos)


—ASA SOUTHERN SUPER SERIES

—Cordele Motor Speedway, Cordele, Ga.

—August 22


SuperFest 125: 1. Bubba Pollard; 2. Spencer Davis; 3. Colin Allman; 4. Michael Hinde; 5. Jett Noland; 6. Jade Avedisian; 7. Hudson Bulger; 8. George Phillips; 9. Dustin Smith; 10. Matt Craig; 11. Brandon Lopez; 12. Luke Yarbrough; 13. George Gorham Jr.; 14. Carson Ware; 15. Stephen Nasse; 16. Jesse Dutilly; 17. Jake Finch; 18. Michael Goddard; 19. Daniel Webster; 20. John Anderson.

Lap leaders: Davis 1-74, Pollard 75-125 • Cautions: 4 • Fast qualifier: Noland, 15.9 seconds

Outlaw Stock: 1. Jesse Dutilly; 2. Nick Shelnut; 3. Jason Bartram; 4. Charlie Ragan Jr.; 5. Driver unidentified.


Racing America


Short Track Scene


Repave


Below: Spencer Davis (96) led at halfway and wound up second in the Georgia Summer Nationals at Cordele Motor Speedway. He took over the Southern Super Series points lead, although it helped that entering points leader Tristan McKee was in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race and not at Cordele. (Tyler Sontag/ SpeedRacer Photos)

Above: Brody Monahan (left) and T.J. DeCaire (right) were the two fastest time-trialers in zMax CARS Pro Late Model Tour action. Monahan led from start to finish in the Bennett Equipment 100. (image from FloRacing)


—zMAX CARS PRO LATE MODEL TOUR

—Anderson Motor Speedway, Williamston, S.C.

—August 22


Bennett Equipment 100: 1. Brody Monahan; 2. Conner Jones; 3. T.J. DeCaire; 4. Mason Walters; 5. Jimmy Renfrew Jr.; 6. Evan McKnight; 7. Rodney Dowless Jr.; 8. Taylor Hull; 9. Jack Baldwin; 10. Dylan Garner; 11. Case James; 12. Treyten Lapcevich.

Lap leader: Monahan 1-100 • Cautions: 3 • Fast qualifier: Monahan, 15.038 seconds


Short Track Scene


Repave


—zMAX CARS LATE MODEL STOCK TOUR

—Anderson Motor Speedway, Williamston, S.C.

—August 22


Bennett Equipment 125: 1. Carson Loftin; 2. Conner Jones; 3. Chase Burgeson; 4. Treyten Lapcevich; 5. Caden Kvapil; 6. Chad McCumbee; 7. Ronnie Bassett Jr.; 8. Keelan Harvick; 9. Thomas Beane; 10. Casey Kelley; 11. Carson Brown; 12. Chase Robertson; 13. London McKenzie; 14. Riley Gentry; 15. Cody Kelley; 16. Chase Burrow; 17. Ralph Carnes; 18. Brandon Hanks; 19, Brandon Dean; 20. Landon Huffman; 21. Tyler Reif; 22. Jace Hale; 23. Taylor Satterfield; 24. Kade Brown; 25. David Roberts; 26. Jared Fryar; 27. Gary Greenwood Jr.

Lap leaders: Loftin 1-86, Gentry 87, Burgeson 88-124, Loftin 125 • Cautions: 5 • Fast qualifier: Loftin, 15.22 seconds


Series report


Racing America


Below: Carson Loftin emerges from his car after his first Late Model Stock Car victory. He pulled off a three-wide pass on the last lap at Anderson Motor Speedway. (image from FloRacing)

Above: Peyton Sellers won for the fourth time this season at South Boston, on a night sponsored by #26 co-backer Davenport Energy. (Joe Chandler/ Gazette-Virginian)


—NASCAR LATE MODEL STOCK CAR EVENT

—South Boston Speedway, South Boston, Va.

—August 22


Davenport Energy 100: 1. Peyton Sellers; 2. Conner Weddell; 3. Trevor Ward; 4. Blake Stallings; 5. Landon Pembelton; 6. Bobby McCarty; 7. Tate Fogleman; 8. Andrew Grady; 9. Thomas Scott; 10. Hudson Sharp; 11. Zach Peregoy; 12. Jason Myers; 13. Raymond Pittman III; 14. Eric Winslow; 15. B.J. Reaves.

Lap leaders: Ward 1-62, Sellers 63-100 • Cautions: 1 • Fast qualifier: Ward, 15.197 seconds

Limited Late Model: 1. Tristan Brunelli; 2. Brian Rundstrom Jr.; 3. Jacob Derrick; 4. Chris Elliott; 5. Stuart Crews; 6. Lane Woods; 7. Dan Rogers; 8. Drew Dawson; 9. Dennis Holdren; 10. Landon McGowan; 11. Justin Dawson; 12. Bev Peregoy; 13. Collin Hilton; 14. Nathan Crews; 15. Trace Daniel; 16. Brad Foy; 17. Ross Mountcasel; 18. Jordaine Penick; 19. Jared Dawson.

Lap leader: Brunelli 1-50 • Cautions: 0 • Fast qualifier: Brunelli, 15.557 seconds


Track report


—NASCAR LATE MODEL STOCK CAR EVENT

—Langley Speedway, Hampton, Va.

—August 22


Twin I: 1. Woody Howard; 2. Cole Bruce; 3. Atley Wiese; 4. Ryan Matthews; 5. Ayden Millette; 6. Danny Edwards Jr.; 7. Greg Edwards; 8. Justin S. Carroll; 9. Donovan Edwards; 10. Ryley Music; 11. Cody Bryant; 12. Michael Rogers; 13. Mark Wertz; 14. Todd VanGuilder; 15. Chris Horton Jr.; 16. J.D. Eversole; 17. Craig Eastep.

Lap leaders: Howard 1-2, Wertz 3-46, Howard 47-75 • Cautions: 1

Twin II: 1. Woody Howard; 2. Greg Edwards; 3. Atley Wiese; 4. Ryan Matthews; 5. Ayden Millette; 6. Cole Bruce; 7. Danny Edwards Jr.; 8. Ryley Music; 9. Michael Rogers; 10. Craig Eastep; 11. Justin S. Carroll; 12. Donovan Edwards; 13. Chris Horton Jr.; 14. J.D. Eversole; 15. Mark Wertz.

Lap leaders: G.Edwards 1-37, Howard 38-75 • Cautions: 0


Below: Woody Howard swept both top-class features on Smiley’s Heating & Cooling Night at Langley Speedway. (John Bechtel Photography)

Above: Jason Corliss (66) edges ahead of Brandon Gray (00) on a restart in the Vermont Lottery Governor’s Cup. This was Corliss’ fourth feature win of the year at Thunder Road. They’re also 1-2 in the track points; Corliss is aiming for his fourth track championship. (Alan Ward/ Big Al’s Photos)


—SQUIER CUP ACT-RULES LATE MODEL EVENT

—Thunder Road International Speedbowl, Barre, Vt.

—August 20


Vermont Lottery Governor’s Cup: 1. Jason Corliss; 2. Brandon Gray; 3. Kaiden Fisher; 4. Nick Sweet; 5. Cody Blake; 6. Jaden Perry; 7. Taylor Hoar; 8. Christopher Pelkey; 9. Brooks Clark; 10. Stephen Martin; 11. Bobby Therrien; 12. Jesse Laquerre; 13. Scott Dragon; 14. Stephen Donahue; 15. Logan Powers; 16. Darrell Morin; 17. Brian Whalley; 18. Brandon Lanphear; 19. Ryan Preece; 20. Brian Hoar; 21. Marcel J. Gravel; 22. Mike Rubalcaba; 23. Matt Sonnhalter; 24. Justin Prescott; 25. Landyn O’Donnell.

Lap leader: Corliss 1-150 • Cautions: 4 • Heat race winners: Therrien, Sonnhalter, Prescott


Track report


—MILTON CAT AMERICAN-CANADIAN TOUR

—SERIE ACT XPN

—Autodrome Montmagny, Quebec

—August 22


Can-Am 200: 1. Kaiden Fisher; 2. Raphael Lessard; 3. Gabe Brown; 4. Will Larue; 5. Maxime Gauvreau; 6. Jesse Switser; 7. Dany Gariepy; 8. Patrick Laperle; 9. Andrew Larue; 10. Remi Perreault; 11. Erick Sands; 12. Michael Lavoie; 13. Jonathan Bouvrette; 14. Dany Trepanier; 15. Cedric Lemay; 16. Louis-Philippe Lauzier; 17. Hugo Paquet; 18. Sebastien Couture; 19. Simon Roussin; 20. Jason Corliss; 21. Patrick Hamel; 22. Philippe Poulin; 23. Aaron Fellows; 24. Cole Littlewood; 25. Geoff Rollins; 26. Claude Leclerc; 27. Jean-Francois Dery; 28. Vincent Rivard; 29. Jimmy Lehoux; 30. Mathieu Kingsbury; 31. Jonathan Cote; 32. Maxime Robin; 33. Patrick Cliche; 34. Marco Savoie; 35. Christian Beaulieu.

Lap leaders: Gariepy 1-168, Lessard 169-197, Fisher 198-200 • Cautions: 5 • Heat race winners: Switser, Brown, Roussin, Lavoie


Series report


Below: A late bobble by Raphael Lessard (87) allowed Kaiden Fisher (18) a chance to slip past him with three laps left to win the Can-Am 200. (Cote’s Motorsports Images)

Above: Jake Sheridan won for the first time in the reformed OSCAAR circuit Friday. One day later Sheridan raced at Owosso Speedway and finished second behind home-state standout Chad Finley. (Shepherd Media)


—OSCAAR OUTLAW LATE MODEL SERIES

—Delaware Speedway, London, Ontario

—August 21


JRS Auctions 50 presented by McColl Racing Enterprises: 1. Jake Sheridan; 2. Brandon Passer; 3. T.J. Edwards; 4. Will Quarrie; 5. Dario Capirchio; 6. Dustyn Mombourquette; 7. Trevor Monaghan; 8. Mike Miller; 9. Ryan Dick; 10. Brad Pearsall; 11. Glenn Watson.

Lap leaders: Edwards 1, Quarrie 2-5, Sheridan 6-50 • Cautions: 3 • Fast qualifier: Sheridan, 17.105 seconds

Above: Wayne Coury Jr. (10) leads the Late Model Sportsman field at Stafford Motor Speedway. Coury swapped the lead with Josh Wood after halfway but still won for the first time in 2026 at the half-mile in Stafford Springs, Conn. (TK Race Photos)


—ALABAMA

—Mobile International Speedway

August 22 Pro Late Model: 1. James Seeright; 2. Clayton Green; 3. Bowen Mayhue; 4. Colton Kelly; 5. Donald Crocker

—Sayre Speedway

August 22 Late Model: 1. Charlie Melvin; 2. Nathan Davis; 3. Justice Evans; 4. Gary Sanford; 5. Eddie Dodd


—CALIFORNIA

—Madera Speedway

August 22 Pro Late Model: 1. Kellen Keller; 2. Wyatt Flowers; 3. Jason Aguirre; 4. Shaun Reynolds; 5. Matt Erickson

August 22 Junior Late Model: 1. Jarrett Dickson; 2. Wyatt Flowers; 3. Dylan Bongiovanni; 4. Connor Penix; 5. Mason Blodgett

—Stockton 99 Speedway

August 22 Pro Late Model: 1. Hans Beeler; 2. Sam Solari; 3. Mike Beeler; 4. Henk Gaalswyk; 5. Greg Potts


—CONNECTICUT

—Stafford Motor Speedway

August 21 Late Model Sportsman: 1. Wayne Coury Jr.; 2. Michael Bennett; 3. Josh Wood; 4. Adon Burrell; 5. Darrell Keane


—IDAHO

—Meridian Speedway

August 22 Late Model: 1. Andrew Palmer; 2. Jesse Lawson; 3. Niko Heinzel; 4. Cody Malcom; 5. Chris Bittiker

—Stateline Speedway

August 22 Pro Late Model I: 1. Casey Jeske; 2. Rowdy Rupinski; 3. Evan Goetz; 4. Zandar Peters; 5. Jason O’Neil

August 22 PLM II: 1. Ken Bonney; 2. Evan Goetz; 3. Casey Jeske; 4. Jason O’Neil; 5. Zandar Peters


—ILLINOIS

—Grundy County Speedway

August 21 Limited Late Model: 1. Clayton Storey; 2. Franc Beldowski; 3. Jacob Gille; 4. Carter Nilson; 5. Eddie Hoffman

August 21 LLM Makeup: 1. Jacob Gille; 2. Franc Beldowski; 3. Eddie Hoffman; 4. Adam Hebb; 5. Steve Rubeck


—INDIANA

—Anderson Speedway

August 21 Late Model Sportsman: 1. Cassten Everidge; 2. Danny Trent; 3. Caleb Reschar; 4. Ryder Van Alst; 5. Billy Hayes; Van Alst clinched the track championship

—Angola Motorsport Speedway

August 22 Late Model Sportsman: 1. Jason Timmerman; 2. Tony Dager; 3. Tommy Cook; 4. James Hazlett; 5. Brandon Bledsoe

—New Paris Speedway

August 22 Limited Late Model: 1. Andrew DeVreese; 2. Bug Schisler; 3. Kyle Kline; 4. Tim Craig; 5. William Hamilton; Kline clinched the track championship


—IOWA

—Hawkeye Downs Speedway

August 21 Limited Late Model: 1. Griffin McGrath; 2. Michael Weber; 3. Kody King; 4. Joshua Carlson; 5. Jerry Ziemiecki; King clinched the track championship


—MAINE

—Wiscasset Speedway

August 22 Pro Stock: 1. Logan Melcher; 2. Steve Chicoine; 3. Kelly Moore; 4. Nick Hinkley; 5. Rowland Robinson Jr.


—MASSACHUSETTS

—Seekonk Speedway

August 22 Pro Stock: 1. Vinnie Arrenegado Jr.; 2. David Darling; 3. Dylan Estrella; 4. Nick Lascuola; 5. Mike Brightman

August 22 Late Model Sportsman: 1. Charlie Rose; 2. Luke Lebrun; 3. Richie Murray; 4. Chase Belcher; 5. Brenden LaBelle


—MICHIGAN

—M-40 Speedway

August 22 Outlaw Limited: 1. Roger Northrop; 2. Kurt Russell; 3. Jeff Bozell; 4. Dustin Williams; 5. Michael Walls


—NEW HAMPSHIRE

—Riverside Speedway

August 21 ACT Late Model: 1. Luke Shannon; 2. Brenna Humphrey; 3. Jeff Marshall; 4. Christian Laflamme; 5. Nick Gilcris


—NORTH CAROLINA

—Bowman-Gray Stadium

August 22 Limited Late Model: 1. Zack Ore; 2. Tommy Neal; 3. Billy Gregg; 4. Mitch Gales; 5. Justin Taylor; Gregg clinched the track championship

—Hickory Motor Speedway

August 22 Limited Late Model I: 1. Carter McMurray; 2. Dexter Canipe III; 3. Zach Bruenger; 4. Mitch Walker; 5. Ethan Tovo

August 22 LLM II: 1. Carter McMurray; 2. Zach Bruenger; 3. Mitch Walker; 4. Ethan Tovo; 5. Jackson Tovo


—PENNSYLVANIA

—Jennerstown Speedway

August 22 Late Model: 1. Garrett Smithley; 2. Jarred Barclay; 3. Joe Maruca; 4. R.J. Dallape; 5. Garry Wiltrout

—Mahoning Valley Speedway

August 22 Late Model; 1. Nick Ross; 2. Brian Romig; 3. Mike Klotz; 4. Brett Peters; 5. Marc Aigeldinger


—TENNESSEE

—Newport Speedway

August 22 Limited Late Model: 1. Terry Smith; 2. Lee Tissot; 3. Josh Goble; 4. Kaleb Pressley; 5. Jacob York


—VIRGINIA

—Dominion Raceway

August 22 Limited Late Model I: 1. Chase Johnson; 2. Aaron Donnelly; 3. Jack Owens; 4. Chris Donnelly; 5. Kayla Surles

August 22 LLM II: 1. Aaron Donnelly; 2. Chase Johnson; 3. Chris Donnelly; 4. Jack Owens; 5. Kayla Surles

—Pulaski County Motorsports Park

August 22 Limited Late Model I: 1. Mike Looney; 2. Kyle Dudley; 3. Karl Budzevski; 4. Cory Dunn; 5. Daniel Silvestri

August 22 LLM II: 1. Kyle Dudley; 2. Cory Dunn; 3. Mike Looney; 4. Trey Burke; 5. Karl Budzevski


—WASHINGTON

—South Sound Speedway

August 22 Super Late Model: 1. Tom Sweatman; 2. Jeff Peterson; 3. Robert Clark; 4. Chase Pittman; 5. Driver unidentified


—WISCONSIN

—Golden Sands Speedway

August 21 Super Late Model: 1. Jerad deBoer; 2. Justin Mondeik; 3. Darren Jackson; 4. Rayce Haase; 5. Ty Fietzer; Haase clinched the track championship

—Marshfield Motor Speedway

August 22 Super Late Model: 1. Charter Christenson; 2. Branden Sischo; 3. Travis Volm; 4. Jason Wells; 5. Jerad deBoer


—ONTARIO

—Laird Raceway

August 21 Outlaw Late Model: 1. Jeremy Van Hoek; 2. Jordan Sims; 3. Dan Leeck; 4. Chase Wilson; 5. Dustin Jackson

August 22 OLM: 1. Jordan Sims; 2. Chase Wilson; 3. Dustin Jackson; 4. Dan Leeck; 5. Jeremy Van Hoek


Right: Jake Gille won the second Limited Late Model feature at Grundy County Speedway in Morris, Ill. (Chris Goodaker Photography)


Right: Vinnie Arrenegado Jr. (left) enjoys a moment with fan Kenneth Barber and Butch, the mascot for the Providence Bruins minor league hockey team. Arrenegado won the Pro Stock feature at Seekonk, Mass. (team photo)


Right: Roger Northrop won at M-40 Speedway in Jones, Mich. (Ron Verash photo)


Below: Carter McMurray (40), the son of NASCAR veteran Jamie McMurray, won both Limited Late Model features at Hickory Motor Speedway with the MKM Racing Development team. (Gardner Street Photography)


Below: Carter Christenson (02) won for the first time in a Super Late Model at Marshfield, Wis. Travis Volm crossed the finish line first but was penalized two spots after jumping the final restart. (Tom Loos Photography)

Above: Tyler Roahrig (24) set fast time for Kalamazoo Klash XXXIV. The Indiana standout led more than 30 laps in his pursuit of a seventh Klash victory, but he fell out with a mechanical problem soon after dropping behind eventual winner Terry Senneker. The Senneker Performance chassis brand owner wound up with his seventh Klash triumph. (Jim DenHamer photo)


Below: Winner Kaiden Fisher (center), runner-up Raphael Lessard (right) and third-place Gabe Brown enjoy a champagne ceremony after the Can-Am 200 at Autodrome Montmagny in Quebec. The race was originally scheduled for July 18 but postponed by rain to Saturday. (Cote’s Motorsports Images)




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