Delmas Conley, the patriarch of the racing Conley family, reached victory lane for the 735th time in illustrious career last Saturday night, June 27 at the K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, Ohio! After qualifying well and running third in the dash, the Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer rolled off from the inside of the second row in the $3,000 to win '1st Capital Clash.' Delmas grabbed the lead from his son Rod Conley on the fourth circuit and led the remainder of the 30-lap feature event to record his third win of the 2009 racing season over Keith Berner, Eric Wells, Bart Hartman, and Jason Montgomery.

Rod, who sat on the pole for the unsanctioned feature event after his dash win, ran up front early in the '1st Capital Clash' before fading to finish seventh. R.J. Conley was also in Dirt Late Model competition on Saturday evening, but at the Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio. R.J. qualified well and won the dash to earn the pole position for the $2,000 to win A-Main at PRP. The Wheelersburg, Ohio native wound up a strong third in the final rundown of the main event behind winner Steve Casebolt and runner-up Rick Combs. You can view complete results from both races over the weekend by accessing www.kc-raceway.com and www.portsraceway.com.

It was a great weekend for the Conley Motorsports, Inc. team, as both Delmas and R.J. Conley reached victory lane on Saturday night, June 20! Delmas qualified well and later finished third in the dash at the K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, Ohio. After starting from the inside of the second row in the A-Main, Delmas took advantage of Bart Hartman's brush with the wall to take the top spot and eventually the $2,000 triumph ahead of Barry Doss, Chris Combs, Mike Wilson, and Greg Oliver. R.J., on the other hand, took the checkers on Saturday at the Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio. Following a dash victory to earn the pole position, R.J. controlled the main event to claim the $2,000 payday over Wayne Chinn, Audie Swartz, Kenny Christy, and Ben Adkins.

Rod Conley was also in action over the weekend at two different venues. "Hot Rod" finished ninth on Friday, June 19 in a $3,000 to win show at the Rocky Top Raceway in Coal Grove, Ohio, while he wound up fourteenth on Saturday in a $5,000 to win O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series (ASLMS) event at the Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne, West Virginia. Delmas was also in action with his son Rod at Rocky Top on Friday, as he finished seventh in the final rundown of the unsanctioned 'Summer Sizzler.'

All three Conley Motorsports, Inc. drivers were in action over the June 13-14 weekend at three different venues. Rod Conley had the busiest weekend, as he competed at both the K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, Ohio on Saturday and the Tri-City Speedway in Franklin, Pennsylvania on Sunday. In the $2,000 to win show at K-C, Rod qualified well, finished fifth in the dash, and wound up a strong third in the final rundown of the A-Main behind winner Bart Hartman and runner-up Eddie Carrier, Jr. At Tri-City in the $5,000 to win O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series event, "Hot Rod" was paid for tenth at the pay window and currently finds himself in the fourth position in the series point standings.

Delmas and R.J. Conley each entered a single Dirt Late Model event last Saturday night, June 13. Delmas won his heat race at K-C before finishing in the seventh spot in the A-Main. R.J. brought his #71c to the nearby Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio and ran second behind winner Jackie Boggs in the $2,000 to win show. You can view complete results from all of these races online at www.kc-raceway.com, www.portsraceway.com, and www.dirtondirt.com.

The Conley Motorsports, Inc. teams invaded the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio on Friday and Saturday, June 5-6 for the 15th Annual 'Dream 100.' The crown jewel extravaganza once again paid a whopping $100,000 to the winner. Unfortunately, Delmas, Rod, and R.J. Conley were all unable to transfer into the 100-lap feature event on Saturday evening. Delmas finished fourth in his heat race and seventh in the B-Main, while R.J. ran fifth in his heat race and fourteenth in the B-Main. Rod suffered troubles early in heat race action and wound up eighteenth in his respective heat race. You can view complete results from the "Big E" by pointing your web browser to www.dirtondirt.com.