Trey Gibson made his second trip to victory lane in as many races with Saturday’s Late Model win at Greenville Pickens Speedway. Photo by Kerry Gilstrap
Trey Gibson chalked up his second victory in as many weeks Saturday night at Greenville-Pickens Speedway in Easley, SC in the Late-Model Stock main event, as current points leader Anthony Anders suffered his first racing glitch of the season and finished 11th.
With Gibson taking the win, and not running for points, Marty Ward, who sits second to Anders in the points race, took second to make a huge jump in the standings.
“I qualified on the pole, then threw that that die and rolled another four,” Gibson said in victory lane. “This was my second race in as many weeks, and if the Lord is willing, I am going to try and win again next week. After I rolled that four, and started fourth, on a restart after a caution I washed up the track and managed to get by Ralph Carnes to take the lead. Then, Anthony and I were racing hard and I held my line and we got together.”
After the contact, Anders’ car was off the pace while Gibson drove on to the win.
With Gibson, Ward and Carnes in the top three spots Will Burns was fourth and Randy Porter finished fifth. Maxie Bush was sixth and Ryan Walker was seventh. Darrell Durham, Jr., took eighth, Ron Hall was ninth, and R.J. West was 10th.
Anders is also in the running for National and South Carolina points. He is the defending South Carolina and Myrtle Beach champion. Saturday night’s poor finish should not hurt him in the National Standings where drivers can take their best finishes during the season. In the state and local points, all races count, but he came into the race with a big local lead and has Myrtle Beach racetrack finishes to help his state title points.
Trey Gibson (112) and Anthony Anders (36) battle during the Late Model feature. Photo by Kerry Gilstrap
Anders, Brandon Fox, Joey McKinney and Brent Fox rounded out the field.
Jamie Altop grabbed the lead at the start and drove off to the win in the Truck race, as Brad Jeter was second, Bob Root was third, and Mike Mote was fourth.
Ricky Stephens made it three in a row in the Charger main, going from worst to first, while Dale Walker and Andy Norris finished second and third, respectively. Tim Crowe was fourth and Chris Harvell was fifth.
In the Four Cylinder main event, Charlie Hooper grabbed the victory with Ray Mullinax taking second. Don Tavernia was third, with Brian King and Austin Heil rounding out the top five.
Phillip Peters worked his way to the front and held off Andrew Cordell to win the Renegade division main event. Daniel Jameson took third, with Bobby Emory and Scotty Tyner completing the field.
Dylan Crowe won in the Street Stock main, with Tyler Shelton taking second. Buck Simmons was third with Tyler Gibson fourth and Scott C. Walker in fifth.
Greenville Pickens Speedway returns to action on June 8. Visit greenvillepickens.com for more info.
Greenville Pickens Speedway – Easley, SC
Race Results – June 1, 2013
Late Model Stocks
1. Trey Gibson
2. Marty Ward
3. Ralph Carnes
4. Will Burns
5. Randy Porter
6. Maxie Bush
7. Ryan Walker
8. Darrell Durham Jr.
9. Ron Hall
10. R.J. West
11. Anthony Anders
12. Brandon Fox
13. Joey McKinney
14. Brent Fox
Trucks
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2. Bob Root
3. Mike Mote
4. Brad Jeter
Four Cylinders
1. Charles Hooper
2. Ray Mullinax
3. Don Tavernia
4. Brian King
5. Austin Heil
6. Tommy Davis, Jr.
7. Thomas Williams
8. Dusty Simmons
9. Clark Harris
10. Chad Tavernia
11. Michael Davis
12. Michael Webster
13. BJ Davis
Renegades
1. Phillip Peters
2. Andrew Cordell
3. Daniel Jameson
4. Bobby Emory
5. Scotty Tyner
Chargers
1. Ricky Stephens
2. Dale Walker
3. Andy Norris
4. Tim Crowe
5. Chris Harvell
6. Zach Pressley
7. Bryan Davis
8. Josh Sams
9. Travis Cox
Street Stocks
1. Travis Shelton
2. Buck Simmons
3. Tyler Gibson
4. Scott C. Walker
5. Freddy Hale, Jr.
6. Dale Walker
7. Curt Allen
8. Drew Moser
9. Andrew Heil
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