Toby Porter dominted the Late Model feature to score the win at Greenville-Pickens Speedway Saturday night. Photo by Kerry Gilstrap
It had been a few weeks since Toby Porter went to victory lane in the Late-Model Stock division at Greenville-Pickens Speedway in Greenville, SC, but Saturday night he made winning look easy.
Porter was the top qualifier and sat on the pole to start the main event, but Justin Sorrow, who had started outside of the front row, took the lead on the first lap.
It took Porter exactly four laps to pass Sorrow, and from there on it was smooth sailing as he led the pack and stretched his lead. Marty Ward, who had his own winning streak stopped, finished second, and Anthony Anders was third. Sorrow was fourth, and Ralph Carnes finished fifth.
“We made a lot of changes to the car since the last race, and it was a very good car tonight,” Porter said in victory lane. “I also want to thank everyone who works on this car. If it weren’t for them, I wouldn’t be able to race.”
It may have been the extra week between races, but whatever it was, Porter had little trouble dominating the race.
Zach Pressley was in an unusual position in the Charger main event, instead of driving his signature orange car with checkered flags down the side, he drove a silver car right into victory lane.
“We had planned on painting it orange, white and black, but we just might leave it silver, now,” he said.
Michael Mote was second, with Mike Mote third, Daryl Culbertson fourth and Andy Norris fifth.
Jeremy Drummond let the rest of the field fight it out as he set sail in the front of the Renegade division to take the checkered flag. Brad Burns was second, with Dale Stancil, Andrew Cordell and Kyle Ballew rounding out the top five.
Tommy Davis, Jr. led a full filed of four cylinder cars to victory lane, as Austin Heil finished second. Buck Simmons was third, with Ray Mullinax and David Rader finishing fourth and fifth, respectively.
For much of the Truck main event, the real battle was between Ryan Walker and Chris Chastain, for third place, as Randy Ballew and Tim Lollis were running first and second. That was the way the race went until lap 18, when Ballew got loose coming out of the second turn and spun. Lollis was the race leader on the restart and held on for the win and Walker took second. Ballew managed to get by Chastain for third, with Michael Altop finishing fifth.
David Rader took the win in the Street Stock division, as Mark Gibson was second. Freddy Hale, Jr., was third and Furman Craft was fourth. Kirk Gibson was fifth.
Greenville-Pickens Speedway returns to action on Saturday, June 2. For more info, visit greenvillepickens.com.
Greenville-Pickens Speedway – Greenville, SC
Race Results – May 26, 2012
Late Model Stock
1. Toby Porter
2. Marty Ward
3. Anthony Anders
4. Justin Sorrow
5. Ralph Carnes
6. Travis Long
7. Bob Root
8. Joey McKinney
9. Brent Fox
10. Brandon Fox
Chargers
1. Zach Pressley
2. Michael Moter
3. Mike Mote.
4. Daryl Culbertson
5. Andy Norris
6. Tim Crowe
7. James Johnson
8. Bryan Davis
9. Dale Walker
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Renegades
1. Jeremy Drummond
2. Brad Burns
3. Dale Stancil
4. Andrew Cordell
5. Kyle Ballew
6. Andony Cordell, Jr.
7. Daniel Jameson
8. Steve Guthrie
9. Bobby Emory
10. Jamie McCall
11. Blake Galloway
12. Larry Nabors
13. Travis Cox
14. Jeffrey Brooks
15. Jack Burnett
16. Brandon Fox
Four Cylinders
1. Tommy Davis, Jr.
2. Austin Heil
3. Buck Simmons
4. Ray Mullinax
5. David Rader
6. James Madden
7. Robert Floyd
8. Sara Madden
9. Chad Tavernia
10. James Couch
11. Crystal Jackson
12. Johnny Satterfield
13. Danny Heil
Trucks
1. Tim Lollis
2. Ryan Walker
3. Randy Ballew
4. Chris Chastain
5. Michael Altop
6. Jon Martin
Street Stock
1. David Rader
2. Mark Gibson
3. Freddy Hale, Jr.
4. Furman Craft
5. Kirk Gibson
6. Tyler Gibson
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