Kaden Honeycutt's incredible weekend continued on Saturday, sweeping the zMAX CARS Tour features at Ace Speedway.

Honeycutt started the weekend by winning both the ARCA Menards Series and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series events at Watkins Glen International on Friday. Both were career-firsts for the Texas driver in their respective series, a jubilant and emotional day on its own.

Honeycutt could have been forgiven if he hadn't made the trip to Altamahaw, North Carolina, to take part in the Accelerated Graphics 250 in light of Friday's success. He not only raced at Ace on Saturday night, but he also left with two more victories.

"Man, I'm so worn out," Honeycutt said in victory lane following the Late Model Stock triumph to cap off the evening. "Thank you to Kenneth Packer, my whole R&S team. I just can't believe it. I've tried so many times to pull off the double, and we effing did it. Holy crap, what a race."

Honeycutt was admittedly weary and tired after 225 laps of Late Model racing on Saturday night on top of his road-course exploits on Friday, but he expected another long night of celebration awaited him.

"I think it was more just attrition for me," Honeycutt confessed about the closing laps. "I just got so tired, man. I've been beat to death these last couple of days. Staying up until 4 a.m. last night partying didn't help out, but I am probably going to party again tonight. This is unbelievable.

"I did say I was going to crack a beer, in the stands, so I'm gonna go do that. This time, a little bit better, professional way. Thanks to all my guys, man. I've been wanting to win here again. I haven't been able to run a [Late Model] Stock here in a couple of years. R&S brings an amazing package here. Josh Yeoman, my crew chief, did a great job all day, and I appreciate him so much."

Treyten Lapcevich had a strong double-duty night of his own, finishing second to Honeycutt in the Late Model Stock race after finishing third in the Pro Late Model feature.

"I don't think I've ever driven harder in my life, honestly," said Lapcevich. "Just so close. We were kind of trading lap times there at the end. Man, they had a great race car. Kaden did a great job, but it's the one that got away."

Honeycutt also had to battle Lapcevich for the win in the Pro Late Model feature, holding off the Canadian driver on several late restarts to win that 100-lapper.

"It was tough," said Honeycutt. "It's hard to choose the bottom here as the leader when you know late in the race, for some reason, this place is really good around the middle on heat cycles. I didn't want to give up the bottom, just in case. That last restart I had was money, and I was able to get by them. Just a great race. It was great racing Treyten, hard racing for sure.

"Easily after yesterday, I could have went home and told these guys I didn't want to race, but that's not who I am. I just want to race everything I can get my hands on and just race for amazing owners who allow me to come out here and do this."

Caden Kvapil finished third in the Late Model Stock race, earning the $10,000 "Flodium" bonus in the process. Landen Lewis and Corey Heim rounded out the top five.

Jake Johnson was runner-up to Honeycutt in the Pro Late Models, followed by Lapcevich, Ben Maier and Keelan Harvick.

The next two events on the zMAX CARS Tour schedule feature just the Late Model Stock division, racing at Langley Speedway on May 30 and Dominion Raceway on June 13. Both divisions will be in action on July 17 at North Wilkesboro Speedway in the buildup to the NASCAR Cup Series Window World 450.

-Photo credit: CARS Tour

Accelerated Graphics 250 Unofficial Results

Late Model Stock Cars

Fin	No	Driver	Laps	Diff
1	17	Kaden Honeycutt	125	---
2	77L	Treyten Lapcevich	125	0.471
3	88	Caden Kvapil	125	2.377
4	29	Landen Lewis	125	2.931
5	12	Corey Heim	125	5.051
6	95	London McKenzie	125	6.057
7	89	Dylan Fetcho	125	6.111
8	5B	Chase Burrow	125	7.034
9	04	Ronnie Bassett, Jr.	125	8.500
10	1	Lee Pulliam	125	9.170
11	57	Landon Huffman	125	9.645
12	88B	Doug Barnes, Jr.	125	10.463
13	4	Parker Eatmon	125	11.012
14	77	Landon S. Huffman	125	11.442
15	44	Conner Jones	125	11.667
16	16M	Chad McCumbee	125	12.872
17	15	Jace Hale	125	14.095
18	16	Sam Butler	125	15.486
19	10	Blake Stallings	124	1 Lap
20	7	Aiden King	123	2 Laps
21	05	Mason Bailey	123	2 Laps
22	2	Brandon Pierce	122	3 Laps
23	99	Brandon Dean	121	4 Laps
24	6	Brandon Lopez	120	5 Laps
25	41	Mason Diaz	115	10 Laps
26	5	Carson Brown	92	33 Laps
27	40	Ryan Millington	32	93 Laps
28	22	Carson Loftin	12	113 Laps

Pro Late Models

Fin	No	Driver	Laps	Diff
1	54	Kaden Honeycutt	100	---
2	15J	Jake Johnson	100	0.994
3	30	Treyten Lapcevich	100	2.573
4	67	Ben Maier	100	2.876
5	62	Keelan Harvick	100	4.820
6	44	Conner Jones	100	6.519
7	6	Mason Walters	100	6.849
8	25	Rodney Dowless, Jr.	100	7.497
9	47	Luke Baldwin	100	8.999
10	20	Evan McKnight	100	10.562
11	51	Carson Ware	100	11.134
12	15	Case James	100	11.285
13	17	Joel Smith	100	12.295
14	97	Dylan Garner	100	14.040
15	49	Jeff Batten	100	15.507
16	11	Tony Cosentino	99	1 Lap
17	13	Ben Mack	98	2 Laps
18	5	James Seeright	74	26 Laps
19	50	Tristan Pena	74	26 Laps
20	22	Chase Burgeson	74	26 Laps
21	31	Brody Monahan	72	28 Laps
22	12	Colton Hale	69	31 Laps
23	55	Palmer Haag	63	37 Laps
24	82	Taylor Hull	24	76 Laps

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