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Holland, Moore, Price, and Hill Score CRUSA Wins at Pine Ridge

(Baldwyn, MS - May 4, 2026) – Weekly racing action returned to Pine Ridge Speedway on Saturday night, as a strong field of competitors filled the pit area for a full program of Crate Racin’ USA sanctioned divisions. With 50+ cars across four divisions, fans were treated to an exciting night of racing at “The Ridge.”

In the CRUSA Dirt Late Model division, Chase Holland put together a flawless performance, leading all 15 laps from the pole to capture the feature victory. Holland, who also set fast time in qualifying with a blistering 14.433 lap, capped off a perfect night with a heat race win and feature triumph. Austin Storm finished second after advancing from third, while Oakley Gillespie rounded out the podium in third. Bobby Jordan made a strong run from eighth to finish fourth, with Bailey Callahan completing the top five. The 17-car field showcased tight racing throughout the pack, with multiple drivers battling for position in every groove.

CRUSA Dirt Late Model - Feature Results (15-laps):

1. 10-Chase Holland[1]
2. 17-Austin Storm[3]
3. 1G-Oakley Gillespie[2]
4. J8-Bobby Jordan[8]
5. 20-Bailey Callahan[5]
6. 97-Robert Moore[9]
7. 6-Christopher Reid[6]
8. 77-Morgen Lambert[7]
9. 147-Ben Davis[12]
10. 72S-Steve Russell[10]
11. 85-Henry Pullen[11]
12. F17-Felix George[15]
13. 12-Garrett Pounders[14]
14. 1-Robby Lefler[16]
15. (DNF) 25-Clent Busby[4]
16. (DNF) 26-Ryan Steig[13]
17. (DNS) B12-Blake Walker

The CRUSA Late Model Sportsman division saw Spencer Moore take control early and never look back. After Covy Parsons led the opening lap, Moore powered into the lead on lap two and led the remaining distance to secure the win. Caleb Ashby crossed the line in second, followed by Parsons in third. Allen Edwards and Mark McCoy completed the top five in a competitive 12-car field.

CRUSA 602 LM Sportsman - Feature Results (15-laps):

1. 4-Spencer Moore[2]
2. 61-Caleb Ashby[3]
3. 12-Covy Parsons[1]
4. 59-Allen Edwards[4]
5. 78-Mark McCoy[5]
6. 43-Kurt Radojcsics[6]
7. 20-klay Cox[7]
8. B55-Dakoda Bollis[9]
9. 16-Scott Floyd[11]
10. 3-steven lefler[10]
11. (DNF) X-Victor Grande[12]
12. (DNF) 54-Jeremy Harbin[8]

In CRUSA Modified Sportsman action, Dees Price delivered a dominant performance, leading all 15 laps en route to the feature win. Jason Markewitz charged forward from the eighth starting spot to finish second, while Parker Price completed the podium in third. Ron Grandel and Ray Mauldin rounded out the top five in the 10-car field.

CRUSA Modified Sportsman - Feature Results (15-laps):

1. 117-Dees Price[2]
2. 7M-Jason Markewitz[8]
3. 17-Parker Price[6]
4. 36-Ron Grandel[4]
5. 9-Ray Mauldin[3]
6. 7-Colton Grimes[7]
7. 47-Peyton Hood[9]
8. 34-Jonathan Pridmore[1]
9. 25-Paul Robinson[10]
10. 5B-Brooks Jones[5]

The CRUSA Street Stock division capped off the CRUSA divisions with Brandon Hill leading all 15 laps to claim the feature victory. Calvin Martin finished second, while Johnny Kelly crossed the line in third after starting on the pole. Will Francis and Jeremy Kelly completed the top five in a stout 12-car field.

CRUSA Street Stocks - Feature Results (15-laps):

1. 22H-Brandon Hill[2]
2. C24-Calvin Martin[3]
3. 80-Johnny Kelly[1]
4. 37-Will Francis[4]
5. 22-Jeremy kELLY[9]
6. 22W-Scooter Ware[6]
7. 316-lanny mccullough[7]
8. 80C-Caitlyn Kelly Little[11]
9. 86-Sam Bryson[8]
10. 80K-Johnny Kelly III[10]
11. (DNF) F44-Heath Johnson[5]
12. (DNS) 7-Bentley Dill

With strong car counts and competitive racing across all divisions, Pine Ridge Speedway continues to be a key stop for Crate Racin’ USA weekly competition. Drivers now turn their attention toward the next event as the national points battle continues to heat up.

Pine Ridge Speedway returns to action on Saturday, May 16th with another full night of weekly racing featuring CRUSA Dirt Late Models, CRUSA Late Model Sportsman, CRUSA Modified Sportsman, CRUSA Street Stocks, and additional local divisions.

For more information, visit Pine Ridge Speedway on Facebook or online at pineridgespeedway.com.

Photo Credit: Carolyn Taylor

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