Friday night found Brandon Overton and the Wells Motorsports team in action at East Alabama Motor Speedway (Phenix City, Ala.) for the 48th annual National 100. (Zackary Washington photos | Simple Moments Photography)

Drawing 23 Late Models for the two-day event, Brandon laid down the fastest lap in time trials before placing first in his heat.

Rolling off on the pole for Saturday’s National 100, Overton shot out to an early race lead before a flat left-rear tire dropped him to the tail on lap 23. Wasting no time working his way back to the front, Brandon tracked down his brother Cody for the lead on lap 54 and led the remainder of the 100-lapper to secure his second consecutive National 100 victory and 14th of the 2022 campaign. He pocketed a $30,000 payday ahead of Tyler Erb, Joseph Joiner, Wil Herrington, and J.R. Moseley.

Brandon Overton entered the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model into battle with the Ultimate Southeast Series on Saturday afternoon at Cherokee Speedway (Gaffney, S.C.) for the annual Fall Brawl.

With a heat race victory placing him on the second row for the $10,000-to-win A-Main, Overton whizzed past pole-starting Brett Hamm on the fifth circuit and led the remainder of the 50-lapper but was later disqualified for failing the post-race technical inspection.

Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton invaded Portsmouth Raceway Park (Portsmouth, Ohio) on Friday afternoon to compete in the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) season finale. (Heath Lawson photo)

Drawing a stout field of 68 cars for the 42nd annual General Tire Dirt Track World Championship presented by Optima Batteries, Overton timed in third-fastest in his group before placing first in his heat race.

Earning the fifth-starting position for Saturday’s $100,000-to-win Dirt Track World Championship, Brandon ran second for the majority of the 100-lapper but a late flat tire resulted in an early exit. After sneaking past Tim McCreadie for second on lap 13, Overton surrendered second back to McCreadie on lap 89 but a flat tire two circuits later ended his night immediately. He was credited with a 19th-place outing.

Brandon Overton took the Wells Motorsports No. 76 Late Model into battle with the Castrol FloRacing Night in America miniseries on Thursday afternoon at Tri-County Racetrack (Brasstown, N.C.) for the 17th running of the FK Rod Ends Tar Heel 53. (Josh James Artwork)

In a field of 35 cars, Overton followed up the seventh-fastest qualifying lap in his group with a fourth-to-second run in his heat. Looking to capture his third straight Tar Heel 53 victory in the event paying $22,022 to the winner, Brandon raced to a second-place finish in the 53-lapper. He trailed Dale McDowell to the checkers with Chris Madden rounding out the podium.