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The NASCAR Cup and Craftsman Truck Series events at North Wilkesboro Speedway were the focus of the stock car world over the weekend. You won't see those results in LMD's Monday Digest, but keep reading for what you want to see!

The historic oval kicked off the pavement Late Model scene this weekend, with a doubleheader for the zMax CARS Tour. Truck racer Kaden Honeycutt returned to his roots and pulled the sweep in the Late Model Stock Car and Pro Late Model divisions (inset photo courtesy Tom Usry Racing).

Another NASCAR name was on top under the CARS banner. Kevin Harvick, who has embraced Late Model action with the Rackley WAR Racing team since his retirement from the Cup level, came out on top in the Spears CARS Tour Northwest show at Stateline Speedway in Post Falls, Idaho. Having Harvick's name on its winners list will raise the profile of the Idaho 200 (he also won the Oxford 250 in 2008, during the height of his NASCAR career).

We'd usually rather highlight the pavement Late Model regulars' accomplishments. In New England the major shows included the Keith Morse Memorial at Riverside Speedway, won by Jesse Switser, and a pair of Pro Stock races at the track formerly known as Speedway 95, swept by Austin Teras. Other winners from that region included repeat winners Brandon Varney at Oxford Plains Speedway and Stephen Donahue at Claremont Motorsports Park.

Michigan saw one of its biggest Outlaw Late Model shows, and the trophy for the Stan Yee Memorial at Flat Rock Speedway went to Indiana with Scott Hantz. Evan Shotko added another template Late Model victory to his resume at Berlin Raceway. Some other events in Michigan were postponed due to air quality issues from some Canadian wildfires; we wish the best to everyone affected by that disaster.

This Monday Digest lists results from the upper Midwest (big winners such as Michael Bilderback, Casey Johnson and Paul Shafer Jr.) and everywhere else we could find. (Two facilities in the mid-Atlantic states couldn't get their results out by our deadline. Sorry ... their loss.)

We also have more than 20 photos plus some story links where available. Scroll down to see it all!

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Above: Kaden Honeycutt pulls into the victory lane staging area after winning the Late Model Stock Car portion of the zMax CARS Tour twinbill at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Earlier in the evening Honeycutt won the Pro Late Model race, giving the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series star his second CARS sweep of 2026. (Chase Folsom Photography)

—zMAX CARS LATE MODEL STOCK TOUR

—North Wilkesboro Speedway, North Wilkesboro, N.C.

—July 17

Skyline National Bank 100: 1. Kaden Honeycutt; 2. Corey Heim; 3. Jake Bollman; 4. Connor Hall; 5. Brenden Queen; 6. Carson Kvapil; 7. Conner Jones; 8. Chad McCumbee; 9. Carson Loftin; 10. Carson Brown; 11. Max Reaves; 12. Caden Kvapil; 13. London McKenzie; 14. Chase Elliott; 15. Landon Shane Huffman; 16. Landon Huffman; 17. Treyten Lapcevich; 18. Andres Perez; 19. Kyle Campbell; 20. Parker Eatmon; 21. Mini Tyrrell; 22. Ronnie Bassett Jr.; 23. Ty Fredrickson; 24. Jace Hale; 25. Brandon Lopez; 26. Jesse Love IV; 27. Chase Burrow; 28. Kasey Kleyn; 29. Brandon Pierce; 30. Dylan Fetcho; 31. Landen Lewis; 32. Kade Brown; 33. Michael Bumgarner.

Lap leaders: Bollman 1, Honeycutt 2-100 • Cautions: 4 • Fast qualifier: Honeycutt, 18.15 seconds

Short Track Scene

—zMAX CARS PRO LATE MODEL TOUR

—North Wilkesboro Speedway, North Wilkesboro, N.C.

—July 17

Spears Manufacturing 75: 1. Kaden Honeycutt; 2. T.J. DeCaire; 3. Conner Jones; 4. Luke Baldwin; 5. Mason Walters; 6. Kasey Kleyn; 7. Keelan Harvick; 8. Brody Monahan; 9. Case James; 10. Albert Francis; 11. Brandon Lopez; 12. Carson Ware; 13. Giovanni Ruggiero; 14. Chase Elliott; 15. Jack Baldwin; 16. Dylan Garner; 17. Seth Christensen; 18. Treyten Lapcevich; 19. Mini Tyrrell; 20. Landon McKenzie; 21. Hudson Halder; 22. Rodney Dowless Jr.; 23. T.J. Duke; 24. Mike Scorzelli; 25. Brandan Marhefka; 26. Corey Heim; 27. Dylan Cappello; 28. James Seeright; 29. Joe Maruca; 30. Evan McKnight.

Lap leaders: Baldwin 1-45, Honeycutt 46-75 • Cautions: 3 • Fast qualifier (of 31 drivers): Baldwin, 17.882 seconds

Series report

Short Track Scene

Below: T.J. DeCaire practices his Pro Late Model at North Wilkesboro. The Florida native finished second in the crate-engine class in his first race since joining the team headed by A.J. Frank. (Lowcountry Motorsports Management)

Above: Michael Atwell is interviewed after a flag-to-flag victory in the first twin feature at Cordele, Ga. (track photo)

—SPECIAL PRO LATE MODEL EVENT

—Cordele Motor Speedway, Cordele, Ga.

—July 18

Twin I: 1. Michael Atwell; 2. Cole Denton; 3. Daniel Webster; 4. Jake Finch; 5. Brody Gunter; 6. Garrett Gumm; 7. Zack Dixon; 8. Jimmy Renfrew Jr.; 9. Jett Noland; 10. Cody Martell; 11. Bowen Mayhue; 12. Casey Roderick; 13. J.T. Chastain; 14. Carter Brown; 15. Ben Mack; 16. Ryan Herbert; 17. Colin Allman; 18. Wilson Martins Jr.; 19. Logan Nalley.

Lap leader: Atwell 1-75 • Cautions: 1 • Fast qualifier: Gunter, 16.212 seconds

Twin II: 1. Colin Allman; 2. Cole Denton; 3. Casey Roderick; 4. Jake Finch; 5. Jimmy Renfrew Jr.; 6. Jett Noland; 7. Brody Gunter; 8. Bowen Mayhue; 9. J.T. Chastain; 10. Ben Mack; 11. Carter Brown; 12. Ryan Herbert; 13. Cody Martell; 14. Michael Atwell; 15. Daniel Webster; 16. Garrett Gumm; 17. Zack Dixon; 18. Logan Nalley.

Lap leaders: Finch 1-45, Allman 46-75 • Cautions: 4

Racing America

Below: Colin Allman applauds after smashing a watermelon in the winner’s circle after the second 75-lapper. The Florida veteran won in his first race since joining the Georgia team operated by Emma Britt (left; team photo).

Above: Jesse Switser (25) won the Keith Morse Memorial at Riverside Speedway in Groveton, N.H. (Candid Lens Photography)

—SPECIAL ACT-RULES LATE MODEL EVENT

—Riverside Speedway, Groveton, N.H.

—July 17

Keith Morse Memorial: 1. Jesse Switser; 2. Nick Sweet; 3. Chris Pelkey; 4. Bryan Mason; 5. Jeff Marshall; 6. Hayden Bushey; 7. Jonathan Bouvrette; 8. Cody Leblanc; 9. Shawn Swallow; 10. Jourdan Davis; 11. Brenna Humphrey; 12. Corey Mason; 13. Cole Littlewood; 14. Geoff Rollins; 15. Matt Anderson; 16. Matt Carbone; 17. Marcel J. Gravel; 18. Jamie Swallow; 19. Ryan Currier; 20. Luke Shannon; 21. Quinny Welch; 22. Brandon Lambert; 23. Erick Sands; 24. Matt Pepin; 25. Aaron Poulin.

Lap leaders: J.Swallow 1-29, Sweet 30-90, Switser 91-150 • Cautions: 6 • Heat race winners (of 26 drivers): Sweet, J.Swallow, Switser

Below: Brandon Lambert spins at the quarter-mile nicknamed “Grovetona” as Marcel Gravel (86) and Chris Pelkey (64) avoid the trouble. (Candid Lens Photography)

Above: Scott Hantz (72) led the last 115 of 150 laps in the Stan Yee Memorial presented by Moran Chevrolet. (Mike Damic photo)

—SPECIAL OUTLAW LATE MODEL EVENT

—Flat Rock Speedway, Flat Rock, Mich.

—July 18

Stan Yee Memorial presented by Moran Chevrolet: 1. Scott Hantz; 2. Jeff Vrsek; 3. Chris Benson; 4. Stan Yee Jr.; 5. Steve Hawes; 6. Paul Pelletier; 7. Corey Duane; 8. Derrick Sheppard; 9. Gary Cronenwett; 10. Jim Bailey; 11. Scott Pemberton; 12. John Ledwidge; 13. Doug True; 14. Bill Heeney Jr.; 15. R.J. Cornett; 16. Roger Blackstock; 17. Dennis Rederstorf.

Lap leaders: Cronenwett 1-17, Pelletier 18-35, Hantz 36-150 • Cautions: 5 • Red flag: 1 • Fast qualifier (of 18 drivers): Connor Zbozien, 11.066 seconds

—SPECIAL SUPER LATE MODEL EVENT

—Berlin Raceway, Marne, Mich.

—July 18

Bolt’s Birthday Bash: 1. Evan Shotko; 2. Dylan Stovall; 3. Andrew Scheid; 4. Keith Herp; 5. Brian Campbell; 6. Terry Senneker; 7. Austin Hull; 8. Justin Thomas; 9. Scott Thomas; 10. Nate Walton; 11. Buddy Head; 12. Chet Monaweck; 13. Gabe Sytsma; 14. Ken Wobma; 15. Clarity Patton; 16. Kenyon Knight; 17. Matt Postma; 18. Seth Moody.

Lap leaders: Walton 1-15, Hull 16-17, Shotko 18-35, Hull 36-40, Shotko 41-48, Hull 49, Shotko 50-75 • Cautions: 3 • Fast qualifier: Shotko, 16.077 seconds

Limited Late Model Twin I: 1. Scott Root; 2. Korey Ensing; 3. Tim Greene; 4. Lee VanDyk; 5. Billy Eppink; 6. Josh Frye; 7. Nick Delongpre; 8. Tyler Rycenga; 9. Denny Anderson; 10. Tom Boorsma; 11. Eric Von; 12. Mike Root; 13. Ryleigh Davis; 14. Tyler Davis; 15. Craig Wood.

LLM Twin II: 1. Tyler Rycenga; 2. Josh Frye; 3. Denny Anderson; 4. Nick Delongpre; 5. Scott Root; 6. Tim Greene; 7. Lee VanDyk; 8. Billy Eppink; 9. Korey Ensing; 10. Mike Root; 11. Tyler Davis; 12. Eric Von; 13. Craig Wood; 14. Ryleigh Davis; 15. Tom Boorsma.

Below: Evan Shotko and his family and crew celebrate his second victory of the season at Berlin Raceway. He drove through the night to get back to his home state of Michigan after helping Shotko Racecars Pro Late Model customers Seth Christensen and James Seeright in the zMax CARS Tour at North Wilkesboro, N.C., and won this Berlin race on about three hours sleep. (Jeff Brown photo)

Above: Casey Johnson was the overall winner of the Race for the Ribbon presented by Pins & Pistons. Johnson won the first 50-lap feature and placed third in the second race to claim the overall title by one position over Jackson Lewis. (Jeremy Libick Racing Photography)

—SPECIAL LIMITED LATE MODEL EVENT

—Jefferson Speedway, Jefferson, Wis.

—July 18

Twin I: 1. Casey Johnson; 2. Michael Grueneberg; 3. Jackson Lewis; 4. Dylan Schuyler; 5. Carson Phillips; 6. Morgan Schissel; 7. Jason Erickson; 8. Robbie Rucks; 9. Blake Nottestad; 10. Tyler Deporter; 11. Brady Bill; 12. Shane Radtke Jr.; 13. Scott Patrick; 14. Tim Coley; 15. Jevin Guralski; 16. Evan Hassler; 17. Don Gaserude; 18. Seth Reamer; 19. Brent Edmunds; 20. Michael Guderski; 21. Chris Chenoweth; 22. Nick Nolden.

Lap leaders: Guderski 1, Schuyler 2, Guderski 3-8, Schuyler 9-16, Grueneberg 17-26, Johnson 27-50 • Cautions: 5 • Fast qualifier (of 36 drivers): Erickson, 14.237 seconds • Heat race winners: Patrick, Radtke • B-mains: Hassler, Chenoweth

Twin II: 1. Tyler Deporter; 2. Jackson Lewis; 3. Casey Johnson; 4. Jason Erickson; 5. Blake Nottestad; 6. Robbie Rucks; 7. Michael Grueneberg; 8. Scott Patrick; 9. Morgan Schissel; 10. Brady Bill; 11. Steve Sauer; 12. Jevon Guralski; 13. Seth Reamer; 14. Tim Coley; 15. Don Gaserude; 16. Shane Radtke Jr.; 17. Evan Hassler; 18. Chris Jones; 19. Dylan Schuyler; 20. Carson Phillips; 21. Chris Chenoweth.

Lap leaders: Radtke 1, Patrick 2-5, Deporter 6-50 • Cautions: 5 • Red flag: 1

Nonqualifiers Race: 1. Eugene Gregorich III; 2. Jordan Lamb; 3. Luke Westenberg; 4. Arik Patrick; 5. Jerry Eckhardt; 6. Brandyn Wind; 7. Kyle Taylor; 8. Brendt Runnells; 9. Bill Bush.

—SPECIAL LIMITED LATE MODEL EVENT

—LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway, West Salem, Wis.

—July 18

Wisconsin Kenworth Fair Time 50: 1. Skylar Holzhausen; 2. Adam Degenhardt; 3. Jacob Goede; 4. Steve Bachman; 5. Adam Bendzick; 6. Tom Luethe; 7. Mike Lichtfeld; 8. Mike Carlson; 9. Jesse Bernhagen; 10. Cole Howland; 11. Steve Carlson; 12. Nick Clements; 13. Michael Haggar; 14. Carter Horstman; 15. Tom Carlson; 16. Don Turner; 17. Brian Lee; 18. Robert Bradley; 19. Jimmy Summerfield; 20. Brad Powell.

Lap leaders: Horstman 1-3, Bendzick 4-22, Degenhardt 23-44, Holzhausen 45-50 • Cautions: 0 • Heat race winners: Bendzick, S.Carlson • Dash: Degenhardt

—BIG 8 LIMITED LATE MODEL SERIES

—Hawkeye Downs Speedway, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

—July 18

Hoosier Hawkeye Classic: 1. Michael Bilderback; 2. Griffin McGrath; 3. Michael Weber; 4. Kody King; 5. Alex Braseth; 6. Kacey Korsmo; 7. Jon Reynolds Jr.; 8. Franc Beldowski; 9. Clay Saak; 10. Reggie Mitchell; 11. Garrett Scott; 12. Mahlon Borntreger.

Lap leaders: Reynolds 1-9, Bilderback 10-48 • Cautions: 1 • Fast qualifier: McGrath, 19.881 seconds • Heat race winners: Bilderback, King

Below: Skylar Holzhausen, shown with family and crew, won his third feature of the season at LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway in West Salem, Wis. (Mary Schill Forte Designs)

Above: Paul Shafer Jr. was the overall winner of the Frank Welch Memorial twin-50 Super Late Model event at Grundy County Speedway. (Kim Kemperman photo)

—SPECIAL SUPER LATE MODEL EVENT

—Grundy County Speedway, Morris, Ill.

—July 18

Twin I: 1. Ricky Baker; 2. Paul Shafer Jr.; 3. Eddie Hoffman; 4. D.J. Weltmeyer; 5. Max Kahler; 6. Rich Bickle; 7. Boris Jurkovic; 8. Anthony Danta; 9. Scott Koerner; 10. Larry Schuler; 11. James Gregait; 12. Kami York; 13. Jake Weinrich; 14. Kyle Shear; 15. Alex Weber; 16. Clay Curts.

Lap leader: Baker 1-50 • Cautions: 2 • Fast qualifier: Shafer, 14.386 seconds

Twin II: 1. Max Kahler; 2. D.J. Weltmeyer; 3. Paul Shafer Jr.; 4. Ricky Baker; 5. Boris Jurkovic; 6. Eddie Hoffman; 7. Anthony Danta; 8. Rich Bickle; 9. Scott Koerner; 10. James Gregait; 11. Alex Weber; 12. Kami York; 13. Kyle Shear; 14. Larry Schuler; 15. Clay Curts.

Lap leader: Bickle 1, Jurkovic 2-5, Kahler 6-50 • Cautions: 2

Track report

Below: Jimmy Welch, the son of the former track promoter Frank Welch, waves the green flag over the field for the first feature. Anthony Danta (11), Kyle Shear and Scott Koerner (55) are shown. (Chris Goodaker Photography)

Above: Kevin Harvick (29) leads the field at the start of the second half of the Idaho 200. The former NASCAR Cup Series standout won the event for the new Spears CARS Tour Northwest. (Rackley WAR Racing photo)

—SPEARS CARS TOUR NORTHWEST

—Stateline Speedway, Post Falls, Idaho

—July 18

Idaho 200 presented by Knottical Marine and the Club at Prairie Falls: 1. Kevin Harvick; 2. Vito Cancilla; 3. Rowdy Rupinski; 4. Haeden Plybon; 5. Johvan Dillon; 6. Casey Jeske; 7. Nick Gibson; 8. Zandar Peters; 9. Chase Gardner; 10. Trace Thompson; 11. Nick Beecher; 12. Dylan Caldwell; 13. Michael Knutson; 14. Andrew Riehl; 15. Ken Bonney; 16. Todd Connell; 17. Wyatt Gardner; 18. Logan Cole; 19. Sydney Hamlin; 20. Tyler Herzog; 21. Jason O’Neil; 22. John Newhouse; 23. Garret Sawyer; 24. Zach Riehl; 25. Thomas Stanford; 26. Ethan Ebert.

Lap leaders: Plybon 1-68, Harvick 69-200 • Cautions: 7 • Red flag: 1 • Fast qualifier (of 31 drivers): Plybon, 12.936 seconds • Heat race winners: Z.Riehl, Knutson • B-main: Sawyer

Below: Haeden Plybon (55) led the first 69 laps from the pole, but a scrape with the outside wall at Stateline Speedway ruined the day for the local standout. (Shari Garber/ SG Graphix)

Above: The car of Nicholas Naugle (88) shows the battle scars from 250 laps, and especially some late paint-swapping with Craig Slaunwhite, after winning the FGI Pro Stock Tour special at Riverside International Speedway. (Ken MacIsaac Racing Photos)

—FGI MARITIME PRO STOCK TOUR

—Riverside International Speedway, James River, N.S.

—July 18

IWK Health Centre Foundation 250 presented by Steve Lewis Auto Body: 1. Nicholas Naugle; 2. Craig Slaunwhite; 3. Ashton Tucker; 4. Jordan Veinotte; 5. Ayden Christensen; 6. Donald Chisholm; 7. Austin MacDonald; 8. Owen Mahar; 9. Robbie MacEwen; 10. Chris Reid; 11. Chris Hughes; 12. Kyle Reid; 13. Colton Noble; 14. Bubba Pollard; 15. Danny Chisholm; 16. Gary Elliott; 17. Braden Langille; 18. Ryan VanOirschot; 19. Matt Watson; 20. Steve Lively; 21. Dylan Blenkhorn; 22. Shawn Pierce; 23. Gage Gilby; 24. Jarrett Butcher; 25. Cory Hall.

Lap leaders: Naugle 1-2, Christensen 3, Naugle 3-42, Pollard 43-45, Naugle 46, Pollard 47-50, Slaunwhite 51-65, Pollard 67-75, Slaunwhite 76-162, Veinotte 163-164, Tucker 165-207, Naugle 208-250 • Cautions: 11 • Red flag: 1 • Fast qualifier: MacEwen, 14.045 seconds • Heat race winners: Slaunwhite, C.Reid • Dash: Christensen

Below: Craig Slaunwhite led about 100 laps of the IWK 250 at the bullring near Antigonish, Nova Scotia. (Ken MacIsaac Racing Photos)

Above: Danny Devore (04) held off multi-time track champion Sam Solari to score his second win of the season at the bullring in Stockton, Calif. (Jessica McAnelly/ Jessie’s Fast Photos)

—ALABAMA

—Huntsville Speedway

July 18 Pro Late Model: 1. Andrew Whitaker; 2. Cody Bentley; 3. Gavon Veach; 4. Keith Cahela; 5. Brian Bentley

—Mobile International Speedway

July 18 Pro Late Model: 1. Dustin Smith; 2. Grant Thompson; 3. Stuart Dutton; 4. Colton Kelly; 5. Greg Fore

—CALIFORNIA

—Stockton 99 Speedway

July 18 Pro Late Model: 1. Danny Devore; 2. Sam Solari; 3. Justin Philpott; 4. Greg Potts; 5. Mason Beghtel

—MAINE

—Oxford Plains Speedway

July 19 Super Late Model: 1. Brandon Varney; 2. T.J. Brackett; 3. Tom Abele Jr.; 4. Evan Roy; 5. Mike Rowe

—Speedway 95

July 18 Pro Stock I: 1. Austin Teras; 2. D.J. Shaw; 3. Mathew Bourgoine; 4. Josh St. Clair; 5. Mike Hopkins

July 18 Pro Stock II: 1. Austin Teras; 2. Mathew Bourgoine; 3. D.J. Shaw; 4. Evan Beaulieu; 5. Nick Cusack

—MICHIGAN

—Galesburg Speedway

July 18 Limited Late Model: 1. Jerry Pierman; 2. Josh Trammell; 3. Anthony Foote; 4. Chris Garrett; 5. Curtis Towne

—Whittemore Speedway

July 18 Limited Late Model: 1. Vincent Moe; 2. Trent Fenner; 3. Shawn Edmonds; 4. Joe Hodgeson Jr.; 5. Bob Farley

—MINNESOTA

—Elko Speedway

July 18 Limited Late Model I: 1. Michael Ostdiek; 2. Hunter Paine; 3. Billy Mohn; 4. Chad Walen; 5. Chris Marek

July 18 LLM II: 1. Chris Marek; 2. Owin Giles; 3. Chad Walen; 4. Billy Mohn; 5. Grant Brown

—NEBRASKA

—Hiway 92 Raceway

July 18 Limited Late Model: 1. Del Trantham; 2. Kyle Morse; 3. Carter Croghan; 4. Chad Cowan; 5. Ken Moore

—NEW HAMPSHIRE

—Claremont Motorsports Park

July 17 ACT Late Model: 1. Stephen Donahue; 2. Allen Fellows; 3. Aaron Fellows Jr.; 4. Seth Drown; 5. Craig Smith

July 17 Outlaw: 1. Cody Schoolcraft; 2. Ben Poland; 3. Tyler Lescord; 4. Trevor Rocke; 5. Josh Ruel

—Star Speedway

July 18 Late Model Sportsman: 1. Connor Souza; 2. Cam Huntress; 3. Adam Lovejoy; 4. Randy Cole; 5. Kyle Chandler

—White Mountain Motorsports Park

July 19 ACT Late Model: 1. Kyle Goodbout; 2. Kasey Beattie; 3. Stacy Cahoon; 4. Thomas Smithers VI; 5. Quinny Welch

—NORTH CAROLINA

—Caraway Speedway

July 18 Limited Late Model I: 1. Tony Black; 2. Justin Hicks; 3. Camden Thomas; 4. Nicholas Bulkeley; 5. Dalton Ledbetter

July 18 LLM II: 1. Dalton Ledbetter; 2. Camden Thomas; 3. Justin Hicks; 4. Nicholas Bulkeley; 5. Tony Black

—Hickory Motor Speedway

July 18 Late Model Stock Car: 1. Michael Bumgarner; 2. Thomas Beane; 3. Charlie Watson; 4. Ryan Zima; 5. Eloy Falcon

July 18 Limited: 1. Dexter Canipe III; 2. Carter McMurray; 3. Jake Freeman; 4. Don Carlton; 5. Owen Wilson

—SOUTH CAROLINA

—Anderson Motor Speedway

July 17 Limited Late Model: 1. Zack Franks; 2. Jacob Schneider; 3. Ralph Carnes; 4. R.A. Brown; 5. Jeremy Burns

—TENNESSEE

—Kingsport Speedway

July 17 Late Model: 1. Ashton Higgins; 2. Derek Lane; 3. Bruce Crumbley; 4. Lexi Arnold; 5. Brad Teague

—VERMONT

—Thunder Road International Speedbowl

July 16 ACT Late Model: 1. Jesse Laquerre; 2. Brandon Gray; 3. Jason Corliss; 4. Darrell Morin; 5. Christopher Pelkey

—VIRGINIA

—Langley Speedway

July 18 Limited Late Model; 1. Jacob Derrick; 2. Spencer Conrad; 3. Hunter Waltrip; 4. Tucker Jones; 5. Kyle Nester

—WISCONSIN

—Dells Raceway Park

July 18 UMA 602 Late Model: 1. Jon Lemke; 2. Tanner Berge; 3. Nick Schneider; 4. Charlie Bates; 5. Adam Hansen

—Golden Sands Speedway

July 17 Limited Late Model I: 1. Mark Eswein; 2. Eugene Gregorich III; 3. Ty Fietzer; 4. Jason Stark; 5. Michael Held

July 17 LLM II: 1. Jason Stark; 2. Eugene Gregorich III; 3. Braison Bennett; 4. Mark Eswein; 5. Michael Held

—Madison International Speedway

July 17 Limited Late Model I: 1. Bobby Wilberg; 2. Brent Edmunds; 3. Carter Nilson; 4. Jake Gille; 5. Max Larson

July 17 LLM II: 1. Brent Edmunds; 2. Carter Nilson; 3. Colton Morgan; 4. Jake Gille; 5. Tyler Harding

—Marshfield Motor Speedway

July 18 Super Late Model: 1. Travis Volm; 2. Bradley Gajewski; 3. Kyle Genett; 4. Carter Christenson; 5. Jerad deBoer

—Wisconsin International Raceway

July 16 Super Late Model: 1. Grant Griesbach; 2. Chad Butz; 3. Riley Stenjem; 4. Jeff Vanoudenhoven; 5. Andy Monday

July 16 Limited Late Model: 1. Jesse Oudenhoven; 2. T.J. Spierowski; 3. Andy Kluck; 4. Bryan Monday; 5. Jerry Vanderloop

July 16 Quarter-Mile LM I: 1. Mike Reichenberger; 2. T.J. Spierowski; 3. Justin Johnson; 4. Braison Bennett; 5. Ty Fietzer

July 16 QMLM II: 1. Brandon Reichenberger; 2. Dan Thomson; 3. Ty Fietzer; 4. Sean Springstroh; 5. Braison Bennett

—ONTARIO

—Delaware Speedway

July 17 Pro Late Model: 1. Marshall Schrenk; 2. Carson Nagy; 3. Jesse Kennedy; 4. Brady Smith; 5. Connor Pritiko

—Sauble Speedway

July 18 Pro Late Model: 1. Tom Gibbons; 2. Josh Stade; 3. Dale Shaw; 4. Taylor Holdaway; 5. Ty Cavallin

Right: Stephen Donahue (26) built on his points lead in the ACT-legal Late Model class with another win at Claremont, N.H. (Emily Miller/ Miss Em’s Photography Adventures)

Right: Kyle Goodbout scored his first victory of the season in the ACT-legal Late Model division at White Mountain Motorsports Park. (John Raper/ Johnny Racer’s Racing Photos)

Right: Jesse Laquerre celebrates his first win of the year in weekly Thursday action at ACT’s home track, Thunder Road in Barre, Vt. (Alan Ward/ Big Al’s Photos)

Below: Mark Eswein (71) and Jason Stark (48) scored Limited Late Model victories at Golden Sands Speedway, on the second night for the division this season at the bullring in Plover, Wis. (William Prutz/ QCWilly Photography)

Above: Georgia superstar Bubba Pollard signs autographs at Riverside International Speedway near Antigonish, N.S. This was his second time competing in the IWK 250; Pollard led a few laps but dealt with a mechanical problem in the middle stages. (Tim Terry photo)

Below: Jesse Switser battles Corey Mason (1) en route to a victory in the Keith Morse Memorial at Riverside Speedway in Groveton, N.H. (Alan Ward/ Big Al’s Photos)

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