All three Conley Motorsports, Inc. drivers invaded the nearby Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio on Saturday night, August 28 for the annual running of the 'Fred Dillow Memorial.' The unsanctioned event boasted a $4,000 top prize. R.J. Conley won his heat race and later passed five cars in the A-Main to score a stellar runner-up performance behind winner Tim Dohm. His brother Rod Conley was not far behind, as he finished in the fourth position after winning his heat race as well. Delmas Conley, the patriarch of the famed Conley clan, ran second in heat race action and advanced eight spots during the A-Main to claim a sixth place effort. Full results from the annual 'Fred Dillow Memorial' can be located online at www.portsraceway.com.

Rod and R.J. Conley both ventured to the Moler Raceway Park in Williamsburg, Ohio on Friday night, August 20 for the 4th Annual 'Victor Ike Moler Memorial.' The unsanctioned program paid $5,000 to the winner. R.J. qualified well, started fourth in the 50-lap feature event, and wound up sixth in the final rundown of the A-Main behind winner Greg Johnson, Wayne Chinn, Zach Dohm, Eddie Carrier, Jr., and Justin Rattliff. Rod rolled off eleventh on the grid in the 'Victor Ike Moler Memorial' before finishing in the sixteenth position.

On Saturday evening, August 21, all three Conley Motorsports, Inc. drivers were scheduled to be in competition at the nearby Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio for the annual running of the 'Fred Dillow Memorial.' Unfortunately, Mother Nature had other plans and the $4,000 to win showdown was pushed back to August 28. Complete results from Moler on Friday can be accessed online at www.molerracewaypark.com.

Rod Conley took center stage for the Conley Motorsports, Inc. team over the August 13-14 weekend, as his #71r team traveled to the venerable Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky for the annual running of the 'North/South 100.' The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series once again sanctioned the $50,000 to win crown jewel event and a huge standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Cincinnati area venue. Rod kicked off the weekend on Friday night in the qualifying session and he laid down the sixteenth quickest lap in his group. When action resumed on Saturday evening, "Hot Rod" ran sixth in his loaded heat race and seventh in his B-Main, but unfortunately was not able to transfer into the 100-lap main event. Complete results from the 'North/South 100' at Florence can be located online at www.lucasdirt.com.

Wheelersburg, Ohio native R.J. Conley captured his sixth feature victory of the 2010 campaign on Saturday night, August 7 at the nearby Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio! R.J. timed in second fastest in qualifying, ran third in the dash, and took the lead early in the main event before recording the $2,000 triumph. Delmas Conley, the patriarch of the Conley clan, was also in action at PRP last Saturday. Following a heat race win, Delmas survived an incident early in the A-Main and rebounded from the tail of the field to salvage a fourth place performance.

Rod Conley trekked to the 201 Speedway in Sitka, Kentucky on Saturday evening for a $3,000 to win unsanctioned show. "Hot Rod" ran third in heat race action prior to notching a solid eighth place effort in the annual 'Walker Prater Pops 40.' Complete results from both Portsmouth and 201 can be located online at www.portsraceway.com and www.race201.com.

R.J. Conley, of Wheelersburg, Ohio, picked up his fifth feature win of the 2010 racing season last Saturday night, July 31 at the nearby Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio! R.J. timed in fifth quickest during qualifying at PRP and later ran third in the dash. After starting from the inside of the second row in the A-Main, R.J. quickly found his way to the front and led the majority of the laps en route to the $2,000 triumph over his brother Rod Conley, Chris Wilson, Butch Dowdy, Jr., and Brett Kennard. Rod finished fourth in the dash before advancing two spots in the feature event to claim the runner-up performance.

A night earlier, "Hot Rod" and his #71r team found themselves at the Skyline Speedway in Stewart, Ohio for another $2,000 to win showdown. Rod ran second in heat race action prior to recording a third place effort in the unsanctioned feature event behind only winner Chris Carpenter and runner-up Zach Dohm. Complete results from both Skyline and PRP can be obtained by accessing www.skylinespeedway.net and www.portsraceway.com.