Good afternoon!

We're past the autumnal equinox, which means more special events around North America in short-track racing. Most of New England was past the point of salvaging its racing due to the Nor'easter storm; we wish the best to those affected.

All of the pavement Late Model racing results are in this weekly release called the Monday Digest. It starts with the most prestigious race of the year for Late Model Stock Cars in the mid-Atlantic states. The ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville Speedway was Caden Kvapil (inset photo courtesy JR Motorsports), who joined his brother Carson as winners of a grandfather clock from the historic paved paper clip in Virginia.

We're also deep into the multi-day and/or multi-race festival season. The year's final points races for Super and Pro Late Models at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Fla., were Saturday, with veteran Matt Craig winning on the Super Late Model side and Preston Peltier's teenage phenom Turner Brown taking the crate-engine race.

In Wisconsin, attention was focused on the National Short Track Championships, held for the third year at Dells Raceway Park. Nick Nolden pulled off a repeat in the Limited Late Model headliner, while the CWRA circuit, the 602 crate-engine class, and other divisions were also in action.

Three classes which we care about were in action at Owosso Speedway in Ovid, Mich. Chad Finley pulled off a repeat in the Outlaw Late Model portion of the Owosso Nationals, while the winners were also familiar in the Turn One CRA Pro Late Model Series and the Late Model Sportsman division: Blake Rowe and Brent Jack.

There were also annual specials at Kalamazoo Speedway, Grundy County Speedway, Colorado National Speedway and elsewhere. And in Canada, two dominating series champions wrapped up their crowning campaigns in style: Jake Sheridan in the APC United Late Model Series in Ontario and Ashton Tucker in the FGI Pro Stock Tour in the Maritime provinces.

Every rundown is listed below, along with some sweet photos and also story links where available. Scroll down past some messages from more of our fantastic advertisers to see it all!

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Above: Eventual winner Caden Kvapil (88) and Corey Heim (22) battled side by side for much of the second half of the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 main event at Martinsville, Va. (Corey Latham Photography)

—NASCAR LATE MODEL STOCK CAR EVENT

—Martinsville Speedway, Martinsville, Va.

—September 26

ValleyStar Credit Union 300: 1. Caden Kvapil; 2. Corey Heim; 3. Treyten Lapcevich; 4. Lee Pulliam; 5. Jared Fryar; 6. Conner Jones; 7. Landon Pembelton; 8. Doug Barnes Jr.; 9. Carson Loftin; 10. Conner Weddell; 11. Brandon Lopez; 12. Deac McCaskill; 13. Ryan Millington; 14. Dylan Fetcho; 15. Trevor Ward; 16. Bobby McCarty; 17. Donovan Strauss; 18. Ryan Matthews; 19. Trey Crews; 20. Landon Huffman; 21. Andrew Grady; 22. Chase Robertson; 23. Tate Fogleman; 24. Chase Murphy; 25. Tyler Matthews; 26. Chase Burgeson; 27. Jace Hale; 28. Tristan McKee; 29. Woody Howard; 30. Matt Cox; 31. Ryan Wilson; 32. Dillon Harville; 33. Clay Jones; 34. Peyton Sellers; 35. Dylan Newsome; 36. Casey Kelley; 37. Jacob Borst; 38. Carson Kvapil; 39. Michael Bumgarner; 40. Chase Ratliff.

Lap leaders: Ward 1-77, Pulliam 78-110, Caden Kvapil 111-113, Heim 114-174, Caden Kvapil 175-204 • Cautions: 10 for 68 laps • Fast qualifier (of 83 drivers): McKee, 19.55 seconds • Heat race winners: Ward, Pulliam, Harville, Caden Kvapil

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Roanoke Times

Short Track Scene

Below: Lee Pulliam signs autographs for young fans before the Late Model Stock Car main event at Martinsville Speedway. The 2011 and 2014 grandfather clock winner returned to the seat this year with JR Motorsports and finished fourth after leading about 30 laps. (team photo)

Above: Matt Craig (54) led from start to finish in the regular-season finale for Deep South Cranes Blizzard Super Late Models at Five Flags Speedway. This was Craig’s first ASA Southern Super Series victory at Pensacola and his first of any kind at Five Flags since a Pro Late Model win in 2021. (DanielVining.com)

—ASA SOUTHERN SUPER SERIES

—Five Flags Speedway, Pensacola, Fla.

—September 26

Busch Light Championship Night presented by Deep South Cranes: 1. Matt Craig; 2. Spencer Davis; 3. Jake Finch; 4. Bubba Pollard; 5. Keelan Harvick; 6. Luke Yarbrough; 7. Stephen Nasse; 8. Dawson Sutton; 9. Kevin Harvick; 10. George Phillips; 11. Casey Roderick; 12. Isaac Kitzmiller; 13. Kole Raz; 14. Jade Avedisian; 15. Hudson Bulger; 16. Kasey Kleyn; 17. Jett Noland; 18. Ethan Ebert; 19. Allen Gordon; 20. Colin Allman; 21. Michael Goddard; 22. Ryan Herbert; 23. Boris Jurkovic; 24. Dustin Smith.

Lap leader: Craig 1-100 • Cautions: 4 • Fast qualifier: Davis, 16.545 seconds

Racing America

Short Track Scene

—SPECIAL PRO LATE MODEL EVENT

—Five Flags Speedway, Pensacola, Fla.

—September 26

Busch Light Championship Night presented by Allen Turner Hyundai: 1. Turner Brown; 2. Jake Finch; 3. Dustin Smith; 4. Zack Dixon; 5. Ryan Luza; 6. Weston Marthaler; 7. Jim Wall; 8. James Patrick; 9. Cody Martell; 10. Vito Cancilla; 11. Haeden Plybon; 12. Ryan Herbert; 13. Troy Grisaffi.

Lap leaders: Smith 1-75, Brown 76-100 • Cautions: 2 • Fast qualifier: Brown, 16.79 seconds

Track report (both races)

Short Track Scene

Racing America

Below: Turner Brown emerges with the checkered flag in his first Allen Turner Pro Late Model start at Five Flags Speedway. The 15-year-old Brown has won in all three of his Late Model starts in Preston Peltier’s P-1 Racing house cars; the first two came under the Spears CARS Tour West banner. (David Kranak/ Impact Zone Photos)

Above: Blake Rowe (71) won for the second straight outing in the Turn One CRA Pro Late Model Series in the Wolverine State. (Eric Young/ Dream Bigger Media)

—TURN ONE CRA PRO LATE MODEL SERIES

—Owosso Speedway, Ovid, Mich.

—September 26

Owosso Nationals: 1. Blake Rowe; 2. Billy Van Meter; 3. Chase Pinsonneault; 4. Tyler Lupton; 5. Seth Christensen; 6. Chase Burda; 7. Brandon Varney; 8. Michael Simko; 9. Albert Francis; 10. Justin Schroeder; 11. Kevin Cremonesi; 12. Guy Fire; 13. Jimmy Tucker; 14. Chloe Mazzagatti; 15. Greg Stilwell Jr.; 16. Brent Drobny; 17. Brett Oakley; 18. Gabrielle Grigsby; 19. Brett Robinson; 20. J.P. Crabtree; 21. Carson Lucas.

Lap leaders: Francis 1-12, Rowe 13-15, Pinsonneault 16-32, Rowe 33-100 • Cautions: 1 • Fast qualifier (of 23 drivers): Pinsonneault, 14.465 seconds

Series report

Racing America

—SPECIAL OUTLAW LATE MODEL EVENT

—Owosso Speedway, Ovid, Mich.

—September 26

Owosso Nationals: 1. Chad Finley; 2. Brandon Short; 3. Chase Rosebrough; 4. Kyle Crump; 5. Jason Felver; 6. Steve Dorer; 7. Scott Hantz; 8. Chloe Mazzagatti; 9. Scottie Lamp; 10. Adam Terry; 11. Harold Fair Jr.; 12. Max Fair; 13. Scott Pemberton; 14. Dan Leeck; 15. Jimmy O. Smith; 16. Steve Needles; 17. Aaron Taylor; 18. Blake Childers; 19. Mike Ammerman; 20. R.J. White; 21. Joseph Brooks.

Lap leaders: Needles 1-47, Finley 48-100 • Cautions: 7 • Fast qualifier: Leeck, 13.545 seconds

—SPECIAL LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN EVENT

—Owosso Speedway, Ovid, Mich.

—September 25

Owosso Nationals: 1. Brent Jack; 2. Tanner Jack; 3. Hunter Jack; 4. Guy Fire; 5. Tony Dager; 6. Doug Litogot; 7. Brent Drobny; 8. James Hazlett; 9. Brett Oakley; 10. Steve Cronenwett; 11. Cody Hall; 12. Matt Postma; 13. Matt Maki; 14. Bryan Moore; 15. Joe Hodgeson Jr.; 16. Alton Berry; 17. Talen Diehl; 18. Zachary Johnson; 19. Cole Munson; 20. Victor Hart II; 21. Steve Dorer.

Below: Chad Finley (1) won for the second straight time in Outlaw Late Model action at Owosso Speedway. His Rosebrugh Racing teammate Chase Rosebrugh finished third and sealed the track championship. (Volz Trackside Media)

Above: Jerry Osterhouse (27) won the main event at the Super Shoe Nationals, which features Late Models, modifieds and sportsman cars running together. (Jim DenHamer photo)

—SPECIAL RELAXED-RULES EVENT

—Kalamazoo Speedway, Kalamazoo, Mich.

—September 26-27

Super Shoe Nationals XXXIX: 1. Jerry Osterhouse; 2. Chet Monaweck; 3. Barton Brooks; 4. Brandon Maynard Jr.; 5. Jared Blanchard; 6. Corey Ryman; 7. Drew Hosner; 8. Bobby Schisler; 9. Scott Moyer; 10. Steve Stacy; 11. Nick Emmans; 12. Louis Miller; 13. Andrew DeVreese; 14. Tony Chapman; 15. Ira Hosner; 16. Gary Cronenwett; 17. Noah Dubea; 18. Jacob Maynard.

Late Model Sportsman: 1. Nick Pressler; 2. Buddy Head; 3. Chet Monaweck; 4. Jared Blanchard; 5. Steve Krentz; 6. Lane Head; 7. William Pratt.

Below: Eventual winner Nick Pressler (10) battles Jared Blanchard (28) and Buddy Head (46) in the Late Model Sportsman feature at the season finale in Kalamazoo, Mich. (Jim DenHamer photo)

Above: Paul Shafer Jr. (7) led the final 78 laps of the Bettenhausen Classic at Grundy County Speedway. This was his third victory since the Super Late Model special was moved to Grundy, and his first with the event sanctioned by the ASA Midwest Tour. (Stan Kalwasinski photo)

—ASA MIDWEST TOUR

—Grundy County Speedway, Morris, Ill.

—September 27

Tony Bettenhausen Memorial presented by Appalachian Sucker Punch: 1. Paul Shafer Jr.; 2. Casey Johnson; 3. Penn Sauter; 4. Levon VanDerGeest; 5. Ricky Baker; 6. D.J. Weltmeyer; 7. Blake Brown; 8. Mitch Haver; 9. Justin Mondeik; 10. Riley Stenjem; 11. Max Kahler; 12. Jayden Johnson; 13. Eddie Hoffman; 14. Anthony Danta; 15. Stan Zolodz IV; 16. Dylan Bates; 17. Bryce Miller; 18. Nick Egan; 19. Jake Weinrich; 20. Alex Weber; 21. Tony Brutti; 22. Adam Hebb Jr.; 23. Scotty Tomasik; 24. Vince Cooper; 25. Rich Bickle.

Lap leaders: Haver 1-22, Shafer 23-100 • Cautions: 4 • Fast qualifier: C.Johnson, 14.369 seconds

Stan Kalwasinski via SpeedSport

Below: Justin Mondeik (44), Jayden Johnson (8) and Penn Sauter (5) roll off for the Super Late Model feature at the fairgrounds oval in Morris, Ill. Sauter finished third in the 100-lapper. (Pit Row TV)

Above: Nick Nolden (67) won the Big 8 Limited Late Model Series race at the National Short Track Championships for the second straight year. (Jess Riedner photo)

—BIG 8 LIMITED LATE MODEL SERIES

—Dells Raceway Park, Wisconsin Dells, Wis.

—September 26

NSTC 68: 1. Nick Nolden; 2. Jesse Bernhagen; 3. Randy Sargent; 4. Evan Hassler; 5. Jeremy Miller; 6. Michael Bilderback; 7. Andrew Borntreger; 8. Michael Ostdiek; 9. Michael Guderski; 10. Shane Radtke; 11. Stephen Scheel; 12. Garrett Scott; 13. Scott Getzloff; 14. Brandon Reichenberger; 15. Jake Gille; 16. Mike Beyer; 17. Josh Lundy; 18. Riley Smith; 19. Russ Hansen; 20. Jon Reynolds Jr.; 21. Rose Borntreger; 22. Jordan DeVoy; 23. Tanner Berge; 24. Cody Houseweart.

Lap leaders: Guderski 1-8, Nolden 9-68 • Cautions: 5 • Red flag: 1 • Fast qualifier (of 25 drivers): Hassler, 14.131 seconds • Heat race winners: Bilderback, R.Borntreger, Bernhagen • B-main: Lundy

UMA 602 Late Model: 1. Ethan Rose; 2. Brad Warthan; 3. Tanner Berge; 4. Nick Schneider; 5. Charlie Bates; 6. Kenny Storkson; 7. Brian Johnson; 8. Pete Moore; 9. Adam Hansen; 10. Randy Sargent; 11. Mike Lange; 12. Ken Dyer; 13. Larry Johnson; 14. Alex Ruedinger.

Lap leaders: Johnson 1-6, Storkson 7-11, Rose 12-35 • Cautions: 0 • Fast qualifier: Berge, 13.991 seconds • Dash winner: Storkson • Heat: Moore

—CENTRAL WISCONSIN RACING ASSOCIATION

—Dells Raceway Park, Wisconsin Dells, Wis.

—September 25

NSTC Twin I: 1. Trevor Robinson; 2. Tyler Sauter; 3. Jeff Weinfurter; 4. Monte Gress; 5. Corey Jankowski; 6. Darek Gress; 7. Darren Jackson; 8. Tyler Bauknecht; 9. Chris Skrede; 10. Mark Mackesy; 11. Kurt Jankowski; 12. Chase Kurth; 13. Jim Bilotta; 14. Kirby Kurth; 15. Ted Griffith; 16. Mike Beyer; 17. Garrett Scott.

Lap leaders: Mackesy 1-15, Sauter 16-19, Weinfurter 20-26, Robinson 27-30 • Cautions: 2 • Fast qualifier: C.Jankowski, 14.714 seconds

NSTC Twin II: 1. Chris Skrede; 2. Corey Jankowski; 3. Jeff Weinfurter; 4. Tyler Sauter; 5. Tyler Bauknecht; 6. Darek Gress; 7. Trevor Robinson; 8. Kurt Jankowski; 9. Mark Mackesy; 10. Darren Jackson; 11. Monte Gress; 12. Chase Kurth; 13. Kirby Kurth; 14. Garrett Scott; 15. Ted Griffith; 16. Mike Beyer.

Lap leaders: C.Kurth 1, K.Jankowski 2-3, Skrede 4-30 • Cautions: 2

Below: Tyler Sauter (7) won the tiebreaker with Jeff Weinfurter for the overall NSTC weekend crown under the CWRA banner. (Roy Ophime Photography)

Above: Challenge Cup Super Late Model winner Brett Yackey (26) enjoys a postrace celebration with newly-crowned Colorado National Speedway champion Kody Vanderwal (43). (Joe Starr photo)

—SPECIAL SUPER LATE MODEL EVENT

—Colorado National Speedway, Dacono, Colo.

—September 26

Challenge Cup LII presented by Guardian Roofing: 1. Brett Yackey; 2. Jace Hansen; 3. Kyle Ray; 4. Cody Dempster; 5. Kody Vanderwal; 6. Darren Robertson; 7. Brian Yackey; 8. Bruce Yackey; 9. Nick Cooper; 10. Shonnon Flick.

Lap leaders: Dempster 1-15, Brett Yackey 16-58, Hansen 59-92, Brett Yackey 93-100 • Cautions: 1 • Fast qualifier (of 11 drivers): Vanderwal, 15.981 seconds

Late Model Sportsman Twin I: 1. Tessa Marine; 2. Eric Meisner; 3. Brent Cave; 4. Mariah Boudrieau; 5. Aaron Franco; 6. Mikey Blackard; 7. Mahkrysta Hilton; 8. Adam Moe; 9. Brent Tamburelli; 10. Eric Bentley; 11. Brandon Torrez; 12. Carter Croghan; 13. James Starcher.

LMS Twin II: 1. Brent Cave; 2. Tessa Marine; 3. Eric Meisner; 4. Adam Moe; 5. Aaron Franco; 6. Mariah Boudrieau; 7. Mikey Blackard; 8. Mahkrysta Hilton; 9. Eric Bentley; 10. Brent Tamburelli; 11. Brandon Torrez; 12. James Starcher; 13. Carter Croghan.

Above: The Pro Late Models of Jake Sheridan (52) and Brady Smith (39) are lined up in the third row of the grid for the Great Canadian Race at Delaware Speedway. Sheridan led the last 106 of 300 laps for his fifth APC victory of the season and rolled to the series championship. (United Racing photo)

—APC UNITED LATE MODEL SERIES

—Delaware Speedway, London, Ontario

—September 26

Castrol Great Canadian Race: 1. Jake Sheridan; 2. Connor Pritiko; 3. Kyle Steckly; 4. Dale Shaw; 5. Carson Nagy; 6. Ray Morneau; 7. Rick Spencer-Walt; 8. Junior Farrelly; 9. Marshal Schrenk; 10. Logan White; 11. Paul Major; 12. Jordan Sims; 13. David Mathers; 14. Steve McCaw; 15. Jacob Sutcliffe; 16. J.R. Fitzpatrick; 17. Shae Gemmell; 18. Kendra Adams; 19. Chad Corcoran; 20. Donald Theetge; 21. Brady Smith; 22. Jonathan Aarts; 23. Connor Maltese; 24. D.J. Kennington; 25. Brandon Watson; 26. Josh Stade; 27. Shawn Chenoweth; 28. Jesse Kennedy.

Racing America

—FGI MARITIME PRO STOCK TOUR

—Scotia Speedworld, Halifax, N.S.

—September 26

Mr. Lube & Tires 200: 1. Ashton Tucker; 2. Dylan Blenkhorn; 3. Gage Gilby; 4. Austin MacDonald; 5. Owen Mahar; 6. Nicholas Naugle; 7. Ayden Christensen; 8. Jarrett Butcher; 9. Donald Chisholm; 10. Chris Hughes; 11. Colton Noble; 12. Ryan VanOirschot; 13. Craig Slaunwhite; 14. Jordan Veinotte; 15. Samantha MacDonald; 16. Gary Elliott; 17. Steve Lively; 18. Shawn Pierce; 19. Tylor Hawes; 20. Tyler Smith.

Lap leaders: Hughes 1-17, Mahar 18-24, Blenkhorn 25-38, Mahar 39, Blenkhorn 40-95, Mahar 96-123, Tucker 124-135, Gilby 136, Tucker 137-153, Gilby 154, Tucker 155-164, Gilby 165, Tucker 166-184, Gilby 185, Tucker 186-200 • Cautions: 8 • Heat race winners: Butcher, Mahar, Blenkhorn

Below: Ashton Tucker won for the second time this season in the FGI Pro Stock Tour and sealed the series points crown. (McCarthy Photographic)

Above: Landen Green (26; family file photo) won the first stage of the Steve Taylor Memorial Fall Spectacular, but fast qualifier Brandon Barnwell (56; Twisted Road Photography) rebounded from a power loss in that segment and led the last 20 of the second 50-lap stage to resume his dominating ways at Redwood Acres Raceway.

—CALIFORNIA

—Orange Show Speedway

Sept. 26 Pro Late Model: 1. Jeff Peterson; 2. Rob Kiemele; 3. Ethan Cheek; 4. Matt Goodwin; 5. Jeff Cypert

—Redwood Acres Raceway

Sept. 26 Late Model I: 1. Landen Green; 2. Dennis DelBiaggio; 3. Myles Anderson; 4. Allen Gibney; 5. Nathaniel Foley

Sept. 26 Late Model II: 1. Brandon Barnwell; 2. Dennis DelBiaggio; 3. Myles Anderson; 4. Landen Green; 5. Allen Gibney; Barnwell clinched the track championship

—Stockton 99 Speedway

Sept. 26 Pro Late Model: 1. Mason Beghtel; 2. Sam Solari; 3. Greg Pitts; 4. Danny Devore; 5. Zack Huffman

—FLORIDA

—Auburndale Speedway

Sept. 26 Pro Late Model: 1. Cody Durham; 2. Dylan Williams; 3. Jackson Denton; 4. Anastasia Markovic; 5. Derrick Kelley

—IDAHO

—Meridian Speedway

Sept. 26 Pro Late Model: 1. Andrew Palmer; 2. Coleman Green; 3. Neil Wassmuth; 4. Cody Malcom; 5. Jesse Lawson; Palmer clinched the track championship

—NEW HAMPSHIRE

—Riverside Speedway

Sept. 26 ACT Late Model: 1. Jason Kenison; 2. Brenna Humphrey; 3. William Merchant; 4. Jeff Marshall; 5. Todd Libby; Marshall clinched the track championship

—Star Speedway

Sept. 26 Late Model Sportsman: 1. Connor Souza; 2. Adam Lovejoy; 3. Cam Huntress; 4. Randy Cole; 5. Jay Ryan

—White Mountain Motorsports Park

Sept. 25 ACT Late Model: 1. Kyle Goodbout; 2. Gabe Brown; 3. Kasey Beattie; 4. Kyler Davis; 5. Quinny Welch

Sept. 25 20-20 Shootout: 1. Quinny Welch; 2. Kyler Davis; 3. Kyle Goodbout; 4. Mike Bailey; 5. Brian Whalley; Welch clinched the track championship

—TENNESSEE

—Veterans Motorplex at the Rim

Sept. 26 Pro Late Model: 1. Mark Day; 2. Chase Cohort; 3. Jake Scogin; 4. Wayne White; 5. Walt Garrison

—VERMONT

—Thunder Road International Speedbowl

Sept. 24 ACT Late Model: 1. Brandon Gray; 2. Darrell Morin; 3. Taylor Hoar; 4. Stephen Donahue; 5. Brandon Lanphear; Jason Corliss clinched the track championship

—WEST VIRGINIA

—Ona Speedway

Sept. 26 Late Model: 1. Jake Keaton; 2. Jordan Tanselle; 3. Nathan McCauley; 4. Devyn Marcum; 5. Joe Fihe; Keaton clinched the track championship

—WISCONSIN

—Marshfield Motor Speedway

Sept. 26 Super Late Model: 1. Gabe Sommers; 2. Mark Eswein; 3. Jerad deBoer; 4. Travis Volm; 5. Bradley Gajewski; deBoer clinched the track championship

—BRITISH COLUMBIA

—Agassiz Speedway

Sept. 26 Late Model Sportsman: 1. Korbin Thomas; 2. Kale Woodske; 3. Russ Jansen; 4. Dillon Kaiser; 5. Derek Lewis; Thomas clinched the track championship

Right: Jason Kenison topped Brenna Humphrey (right) and the rest of the field in the Don Noyes Chevrolet-sponsored season finale at Riverside Speedway in Groveton, N.H. (Smokin’ Shutters Photography)

Right: Mark Day won again in Pro Late Model action at the track formerly known as Highland Rim Speedway in Ridgetop, Tenn. (Tom Lynch/ Middle Tennessee Racing News)

Right: Brandon Gray won his fourth feature in ACT-rules Late Model competition this year at Thunder Road, matching the season win total of now-five-time track champion Jason Corliss at the quarter-mile in Barre, Vt.

Below: Gabe Sommers won the Super Late Model season points finale at the half-mile Marshfield, Wis. (Tom Loos Photography)

Above: Treyten Lapcevich (77) matched his third-place finish from 2024 in this year’s ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville Speedway. (photo courtesy Chad Bryant Racing)

Below: Jason Corliss incurred a few dents, but he still clinched his Thunder Road-record fifth top-division championship. (photo courtesy Cale King)

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