Super Late Model Heat 1: 1. Dustin Nobbe, 2. Tyler Collins, 3. Jason Jameson, 4. Billy Green, 5. Trevor Landrum. Fifteen drivers competing for $3K to win the support feature tonight.

Super Late Model Heat 2: 1. Brad Rickels, 2. Michael Chilton, 3. Josh Rice, 4. Austin Lay, 5. Tucker Chastain. Jameson and Rice were fastest in practice. Four-car inversion for each heat worked nicely. The surface has a lot of "character" at the moment, as they say.

High Limit Dash: 1. Brad Sweet, 2. Rico Abreu, 3. Tyler Courtney, 4. Daison Pursley, 5. Aaron Reutzel, 6. Sye Lynch. Sweet, the defending series champion from Grass Valley, California, wins the pole for the A main.

High Limit last chance qualifier: 1. Chase Randall, 2. Emerson Axsom, 3. Danny Sams III, 4. Will Armitage, 5. Sterling Cling, 6. Bobby Elliott.

Josh Rice's lead erased by a flat right rear tire with six laps to go in the Super Late Model feature. He'll restart in seventh. Stranger things have happened. Michael Chilton takes over the point.

Super Late Model feature (25 laps): 1. Michael Chilton, 2. Josh Rice, 3. Dustin Nobbe, 4. Jason Jameson, 5. Tyler Collins. Rice needed one more lap. Maybe one more turn. Dude is unreal.

Red flag lap two of the High Limit A main as Bobby Elliott and Danny Sams III get together. Sams was airborne, capping a rough night after an engine change.

Another red for a massive wreck on the backstretch negates Rico Abreu's pass for the lead on the restart. Spencer Bayston went for a tumble and is OK, though vehemently unhappy with Scotty Thiel.

Restart coming up with four laps to go at Florence. Sweet leads Courtney, Abreu, Reutzel and Pursley.

Brad Sweet goes wire-to-wire on night one of the Kentucky Sprint Nationals, picking up his first Kubota High Limit Series win since March and unofficially reclaiming the points lead. Tyler Courtney and Rico Abreu complete the podium. Aaron Reutzel and Daison Pursley follow.

Guess I won't lose much of my day watching this women's Wimbledon final.

Scott County/Louisville star Bryan Hudson still shining brightly at home as he prepares for his second season with the New York Giants.

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Great Crossing softball grad Ashtyn Holbrook is headed to D1 Evansville. Holbrook initially signed with University of the Cumberlands. She follows coach Bailey Dillender to the Aces.

Giants roster hopeful Bryan Hudson has a life-saving mission. “Even if it helps just one person, that’s more than worth it.’’ nypost.com/2025/07/23/spo…

Georgetown College great with the walkoff.

Runner-up Jeremy Martin of Georgetown (-18) pockets $6,000 for the week.

Willhoite now leads the Class-A Florida State League in home runs (12) and RBI (52).

And another.

Trace Willhoite to the MOON! 431 ft for his 14th home run of the season!