The 1971 Greenville 200 was a Grand National (now Sprint Cup) event held at Greenville-Pickens Speedway on April 10, 1971. Bobby Isaac led 181 of the 200 laps in route to a dominating two-lap victory on David Pearson. Eventual season champ Richard Petty finished 7th. The race is notable as it was the first ever NASCAR-sanctioned race to be televised live in its entirety. ABC broadcasted the full 200-lap event, anchored by Jim McKay and Chris Econimacki, with pit road reports from Ken Squier.