Following a rare weekend off from Dirt Late Model competition to celebrate the wedding of Rod Conley's daughter, Kristen, the Conley Motorsports, Inc. team will return to action in a big way over the busy 4th of July holiday weekend!

Delmas, Rod, and R.J. Conley will open up their tripleheader racing weekend tonight, July 3 at the K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, Ohio. The Independent Racing Series (IRS) will sanction a $5,000 to win show tonight at Jim Nier's facility. The dirt-slinging action will then turn to the nearby Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio on Friday and Saturday, July 4-5. The Mid-Atlantic Championship Series (MACS) will sanction a $5,000 to win event on the 4th of July, while a $10,000 top prize is up for grabs in the weekend finale at PRP on Saturday. You can learn more about each of these races online at www.irsracing.net and www.macsracing.com.

R.J. Conley reached victory lane for the third time in 2008 last Saturday night, June 21 at the nearby 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 main event. The Wheelersburg, Ohio native then wheeled his #71c to victory lane after leading flag-to-flag in the A-Main to record the win over Eric Wells, Jackie Boggs, Josh McGuire, and Joe Ramey.

His brother Rod Conley was in action in a pair of $2,000 to win Dirt Late Model events last weekend in southern Ohio. "Hot Rod" kicked off his doubleheader weekend by running third behind winner Jackie Boggs and runner-up Greggie Oliver on Friday evening, June 20 at the Rocky Top Raceway in Coal Grove, Ohio. He then joined his brother at Portsmouth on Saturday, where he wound up seventh in the final rundown. You can view complete results from Rocky Top and Portsmouth online at www.rockytopraceway.net and www.portsraceway.com!

Delmas Conley was also slated to be in action on Saturday, but Mother Nature washed out the racing action at the K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, Ohio after qualifying.

Rod and R.J. Conley traveled to both the Rocky Top Raceway in Coal Grove, Ohio and the Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, Ohio over the June 13-14 weekend for a pair of $5,000 to win shows. At Rocky Top on Friday evening, June 13, R.J. finished second in his heat race and led the majority of the 'Tri-America Contractors 50' before winding up third behind winner Tim Dohm and runner-up Eddie Carrier, Jr. "Hot Rod" ran third in his heat race prior to bringing his #71r machine home in the sixth position in the 50-lap A-Main.

The dirt-slinging action then turned to PRP on Saturday night, June 14, as the Independent Racing Series (IRS) sanctioned a $5,000 to win event. R.J. ran third in heat race action, while his brother Rod wound up fourth. Both drivers advanced to the A-Main at the nearby speedplant, but R.J. could only muster a sixteenth place effort and Rod suffered problems that led to a disappointing twenty-third place performance. You can view complete results from these two races online at www.rockytopraceway.net and www.irsracing.net.

Delmas Conley, the patriarch of the racing Conley's, competed at the K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, Ohio on Saturday, June 14. A regular weekly show was on tap at K-C last Saturday and a $2,000 top prize was up for grabs. After running fourth in his heat race, Delmas climbed inside of the top five before winding up ninth in the final rundown. You can view complete results from Chillicothe online at www.kc-raceway.com.

Delmas and R.J. Conley both invaded the famed Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio from June 6-7 for the 14th Annual 'Dream 100.' R.J. had the best weekend of the duo, although his 'Dream 100' ended upside down. On Friday night, June 6, R.J. timed in twenty-seventh fastest of the 122 entrants during qualifying at the "Big E." When the dirt-slinging action resumed on Saturday at the 1/2-mile, high-banked speedplant, R.J. ran third in his competitive heat race to earn the fifteenth starting spot in the $100,000 to win A-Main. The Wheelersburg, Ohio native's 'Dream 100' only lasted ten laps, as his #71c unfortunately wound up on its top in turn two. R.J. came away relatively unscathed from the incident, but his car suffered major damage and he was relegated to a twenty-fourth place performance.

Delmas qualified his familiar #71 entry in ninetieth fastest during time trials on Friday evening. He decided to leave his Rocket racecar in the trailer on Saturday and did not compete in heat race action. You can view complete results from the 'Dream 100' weekend online at www.eldoraspeedway.com.