Marty Ward (97) makes the pass on Ralph Carnes (2) to score the Late Model win at Greenville-Pickens Speedway Saturday. Photo by Kerry Gilstrap
Marty Ward seemed to have the spectators fooled in the Late-Model Stock main event at Greenville-Pickens Speedway in Greenville, SC Saturday night, but he moved by Ralph Carnes with six laps remaining and went on to his second-straight win.
Six-time champion Ward took his time moving through the field, after starting fifth. Once he worked his way inside Carnes for the lead, he moved on out for the victory.
It was the second straight victory for Ward. The only difference was a week ago he won the pole position and led every lap.
Saturday night fifth was the best Ward could do in qualifying but in the end there wasn’t any difference. It was Ward taking the checkered flag. Carnes was second, with Jeremy Burns in third. Anthony Anders was fourth and Will Burns took fifth. Greg Welborn, Austin Aker, Bob Root, Barry Boggero and Toby Porter rounded out the top ten.
Marty Ward celebrates his win in Greenville-Pickens victory lane. Photo by Kerry Gilstrap
Porter, the track champion points leader going into the race suffered a right rear flat tire and ended up stranded on the backstretch of the last lap.
Tim Lollis was dominating in the Trucks main, starting on the front row and leading every lap. Randy Ballew was second, with Ryan Walker third. Chris Chastain took fourth and Michael Altop was fifth.
In the Chargers main event, James Johnson took control with one-third of the race complete, and stayed ahead of Andy Norris for the final ten laps to score the victory. In victory lane, Johnson said this season didn’t start just the way he and his team wanted, but the car has been running better recently. Michael Mote was third, as Zach Pressley and Mike Mote rounded out the top five.
Dale Stancil held off Kyle Ballew to win the Renegades main event, and Jeremy Drummond took third. Scott Tyner and Travis Cox completed the top five.
Buck Simmons was victorious in the four-cylinder division, with James Madden in second. David Rader, who won last week and started in the rear, moved up to third. Donovan Beacham was fourth and Sara Madden took fifth.
David Rader picked up the win in the Street Stock division, with Freddy Hale, Jr., taking second. Mark Gibson was third, as Kirk Gibson took fourth, Dylan Crowe fifth, and Furman Craft was sixth.
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Greenville-Pickens Speedway – Greenville, SC
Race Results – April 28, 2012
Late Model Stock
1. Marty Ward
2. Ralph Carnes
3. Jeremy Burns
4. Anthony Anders
5. Will Burns
6. Greg Welborn
7. Austin Aker
8. Bob Root
9. Barry Boggero
10. Toby Porter
11. Trace Reeves
12. Tasha Kummer;
13. Brent Fox
14. Justin McKinney
Chargers
1. James Johnson
2. Andy Norris
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4. Zach Pressley
5. Mike Mote
6. Danny Gilbert
7. Tim Crowe
8. Dale Walker
Renegades
1. Dale Stancil
2. Kyle Ballew
3. Jeremy Drummond
4. Scott Tyner
5. Travis Cox
6. Brandon Fox
7. Andrew Cordell
8. Daniel Jameson
9. Bobby Emory
10. Chris Westbrooks
11. Jackie Burnett
Four Cylinders
1. Buck Simmons
2. James Madden
3. David Rader
4. Donovan Beacham
5. Sara Madden
6. Austin Heil
7. Robert Floyd
Trucks
1. Tim Lollis
2. Randy Ballew
3. Ryan Walker
4. Chris Chastain
5. Michael Altop
6. Gene Burnett
7. Jon Martin
Street Stock
1. David Rader
2. Freddy Hale, Jr.
3. Mark Gibson
4. Kirk Gibson
5. Dylan Crowe
6. Furman Craft
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