Marty Ward celebrates his fourth straight victory at Greenville-Pickens Speedway Friday night. Photo by Kerry Gilstrap
Marty Ward, Toby Porter, and Randy Porter combined for perhaps the most competitive 40-laps of Late-Model Stock racing of the season at Greenville-Pickens Speedway in Greenville, SC Friday night, as Marty Ward edged Toby Porter for his fourth straight victory.
Defending track champion Randy Porter sat on the pole and led the first half of the race, and then Ward went to the front. Toby Porter got by Randy Porter five laps later. A caution flag put the field side by side for the restart on lap 30 and Toby Porter kept the pressure on.
“It’s good racing when two cars can run side by side like Toby and I did and never touch,” Ward said in victory lane. “I knew Toby was going to be tough on that restart, and I managed to scrape the inside wall. My car didn’t handle quite as well after that, but I was able to stay in front.”
With Ward winning, Toby Porter finished in second, with Randy Porter third. The Burns brothers, Jeremy and Will, finished fourth and fifth, respectively. Ralph Carnes was sixth, with Anthony Anders in seventh. Justin Sorrow, Bob Root, and Greg Welborn completed the top ten.
Tim Lollis started on the pole and led every lap in the Truck division main event.
“With the next three trucks battling each other it made it easier to stretch it out a little bit from the front,” Lollis said after the win.
Lollis finished ahead of Randy Ballew, with Ryan Walker and Chris Chastain battling hard for third. Walker made the last lap pass for the position with Dale Walker finishing fifth.
It took James Johnson 14 laps to work his way to the front of the Chargers main event, but he was up front and running hard to take the checkered flag one lap later. Mike Mote finished second, with Andy Norris third, Zach Pressley fourth and Michael Mote was fifth.
Eric Headen took the win in the Four Cylinder division with Tommy Davis, Jr., in second. Danny Heil was third, with Davie Rader and Austin Heil rounding out the top five.
Kyle Ballew was the winner in the Renegade main, as Jeremy Drummond was second. Scotty Tyner ws thirdt and Travis Cox was fourth. Daniel Jameson took fifth.
Mark Gibson made a last-lap pass to win the Street Stock main, as David Rader was second. Tyler Gibson was third and Furman Craft took fourth.
After taking the next week off, action returns to Greenville-Pickens Speedway on Saturday, May 26. For more info, visit greenvillepicken.com.
Greenville-Pickens Speedway – Greenville, SC
Race Results – May 11, 2012
Late Model Stock
1. Marty Ward
2. Toby Porter
3. Randy Porter
4. Jeremy Burns
5. Will Burns
6. Ralph Carnes
7. Anthony Anders
8. Justin Sorrow
9. Bob Root
10. Greg Welborn
11. Tasha Kummer
12. Joey Collins
Trucks
1. Tim Lollis
2. Bandy Ballew
3. Ryan Walker
4. Chris Chastain
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Chargers
1. James Johnson
2. Mike Mote
3. Andy Norris
4. Zach Pressley
5. Michael Mote
6. Danny Gilbert
7. Joey Lusk
Four Cylinders
1. Eric Headen
2. Tommy Davis Jr.
3. Danny Heil
4. David Rader
5. Austin Heil
6. Ray Mullilnax
7. Don Tavernia
8. James Madden
9. Robert Floyd
10. Sara Madden
11. James Couch
12. Crystal Jackson
13. Buck Simmons
Renegades
1. Kyle Ballew
2. Jeremy Drummond
3. Scott Tyner
4. Travis Cox
5. Daniel Jameson
6. Brad Burns
7. Bob Emory
8. Edward Ragsdale
9. Blake Gregory
10. Andrew Cordell
11. Eric Stokes
12. Brandon Fox
Street Stock
1. Mark Gibson
2. David Rader
3. Tyler Gibson
4. Furman Craft
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