(August 5, 2010)- An old tradition returns to the upstate and the Upper South Carolina State Fair in 2010, with the announcement today of the Labor Day Monday, September 6th, S.H. CARTER 125.

"For many years, Tom & Pete Blackwell hosted a race at Greenville Pickens Speedway as part of the annual Upper South Carolina State Fair on Labor Day Monday, and it was a highly anticipated and very successful event at the Fair," said Fair Marketing Director Keith Cochran. more info...

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Anthony Anders of Easley based 'Busy Beaver Tree Service' has stepped forward to offer a special 'pole award' as part of the Labor Day S H CARTER 125 at the Upper South Carolina  State Fair.  The richest weekly racing event in the history of Greenville Pickens Speedway will award the fast qualifer for the event the 'Busy Beaver Tree Service' Pole Award...a prize of $500.

The Sportsman/Truck division will share the spotlight at the S H CARTER 125 at GPS on Labor Day Monday, September 6.  Sportsman/Truck drivers will be competing for an expanded purse starting at $1,000 to win.  Drivers will qualify with the fast qualifier awarded the ROOT'S TIRE AND AUTOMOTIVE Pole Award, a prize of $200.

Marty Ward said his goal coming into this season was to  win one race, and Saturday night at Greenville-Pickens Speedway he saw the  checkered flag wave his way for the 13th time. Even though Toby Porter led the  first four laps, Ward was right beside him, and took command for the rest of the  race. Porter could stay close, very close, but could not get back by the veteran  Ward. more info...

The excitement was almost in the anticipation  Friday night at Greenville-Pickens Speedway, but Anthony Anders provided plenty  of excitement on the final lap of the annual 50-lap Shrine Race.Anders, who had passed Marty Ward for second place  with 15-laps remaining, ducked below Toby Porter and pulled out front to take  the checkered flag on the final lap. more info...

(L-R) Renegade winner Terry Hawthorne, Charger winner Tim Crowe, Sportsman/Truck winner Jamie Tate,
Pure Stock winner Dylan Crowe, LMS winner Toby Porter, Renegade winner Travis Cox

Toby Porter worked his way into Victory Circle at  Greenville-Pickens Speedway Saturday night, but he had to fight Trey Gibson on  practically every lap to get there. The duo, with current points leader Marty Ward  lurking just one car-length back, fought side by side for lap after lap. One lap  Porter would have a fender out front, and the next lap it would be Gibson. It  wasn't until just a few laps remained in the 40-lap main event that Porter got  out front to stay. Gibson stayed just ahead of Ward, and Anthony Anders was  fourth. more info...

CONCORD, N.C. (Aug. 4, 2010) Its Back... Greenville-Pickens Speedway returns to the USARacing Pro Cup Series in a big way in 2010, hosting the fourth race in the Championship Series. The 250-lap event is scheduled for Saturday, October 9 and replaces the date originally scheduled for Gresham (Jefferson, Ga.) Motorsports Park. more info...

L-R) Charger winner Ryan Dombrosky, Pure Stock winner Camden Francis, Renegade One winner T.J. Lollis, LMS winner Marty Ward (early & nightcap events), Sportsman/Truck winner Tim Lollis, Renegade Two winner Shawn Campbell

A two-car battle highlighted the opening Twin 50 race.  Pole winner Marty Ward benefited from lap traffic to hold of Toby Porter for the win.  Ward led every lap, and Porter - who started fourth - grabbed second early on.  Those two separated themselves from the other cars.  On the final turn, Porter looked to go inside, but Ward used lap traffic to his advantage to stay ahead for the victory Results