Dover, PA (June 24, 2009) Coleby Frye Racing and 2008 MACS Rookie of the Year Coleby Frye spent their month of June chasing the Appalachian Mountain Speedweek as well as the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series.
After a disappointing start to the Appalachian Speedweek, Coleby failed to qualify for the feature event at Hagerstown Speedway on June, 6, Frye rebounded with a strong third place finish behind Jeremy Miller and Jeff Rine at Selinsgrove Speedway the following night. Coleby then took a night off and set his sights on Williams Grove on Tuesday, June 9. Frye came home sixth to close out his speedweek after Lincoln and Port Royal were both lost to rain.
Coleby’s run at the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Championship took a turn for the worse in May with an unfortunate weekend in Michigan as Coleby dropped from second in ASLMS points to fifth. While trying to ‘right the ship’ Frye had another bad outing at the $5,000, ASLMS sanctioned ‘Pennzoil 40’ at Tri-City Speedway in Franklin, PA finishing a disappointing 19th. ‘Superfly’ was finally able to get things straightened out after putting on a show for the fans at Middlebourne, WV’s Tyler County Speedway. Coleby started 11th in the feature event and battled his way to a second place finish behind Eddie Carrier Jr. The young stars of the All Stars were in full force at ‘The Bullring’ as Coleby, Jared Miley and Jared Hawkins all raced side-by-side and many times three-wide while in the top-five.
Up next for ‘Superfly’ Coleby Frye and team will be the $30,000 to win, World of Outlaws Late Model Series sanctioned Firecracker 100 presented by gottarace.com at Sarver, PA’s Lernerville Speedway on Friday and Saturday, June 26-27. After that the team will head to Central PA Speedway in Clearfield, PA for the annual running of the ‘Yankee Doodle 50’ that will pay $10,000 to win and be sanctioned by the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series.
For more information on these events please visitwww.lernerville.com, www.worldofoutlaws.com, www.thebigtrack.com or www.allstarlatemodels.com.
For more information on Coleby Frye and Coleby Frye Racing please visit www.colebyfrye.com
Coleby Frye and Coleby Frye Racing would like to thank all of their sponsors and supporters: Fryeco Inc., Pennsylvania College of Technology Penn State, Epex Soft Pretzels, Keystone Trailer Services, TC Race Cars, Krenn Trucking, Integra Shocks and Springs, Speedwrapz, Clements Racing Engines, JNJ Motorsports Media, ATL Fuel Cells, Baker Carburetion, Butlerbuilt, C-Line, Fastener Specialties Motorsports, Fleming Design Solutions, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Port City Racing, PPM, PRC, Simpson, Speed Bear Fasteners, Sunoco Race Fuels, Winters Performance, WMF Racing Products.
For more information on Coleby Frye and Coleby Frye Racing visit: www.colebyfrye.com
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After a disappointing start to the Appalachian Speedweek, Coleby failed to qualify for the feature event at Hagerstown Speedway on June, 6, Frye rebounded with a strong third place finish behind Jeremy Miller and Jeff Rine at Selinsgrove Speedway the following night. Coleby then took a night off and set his sights on Williams Grove on Tuesday, June 9. Frye came home sixth to close out his speedweek after Lincoln and Port Royal were both lost to rain.
Coleby’s run at the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Championship took a turn for the worse in May with an unfortunate weekend in Michigan as Coleby dropped from second in ASLMS points to fifth. While trying to ‘right the ship’ Frye had another bad outing at the $5,000, ASLMS sanctioned ‘Pennzoil 40’ at Tri-City Speedway in Franklin, PA finishing a disappointing 19th. ‘Superfly’ was finally able to get things straightened out after putting on a show for the fans at Middlebourne, WV’s Tyler County Speedway. Coleby started 11th in the feature event and battled his way to a second place finish behind Eddie Carrier Jr. The young stars of the All Stars were in full force at ‘The Bullring’ as Coleby, Jared Miley and Jared Hawkins all raced side-by-side and many times three-wide while in the top-five.
Up next for ‘Superfly’ Coleby Frye and team will be the $30,000 to win, World of Outlaws Late Model Series sanctioned Firecracker 100 presented by gottarace.com at Sarver, PA’s Lernerville Speedway on Friday and Saturday, June 26-27. After that the team will head to Central PA Speedway in Clearfield, PA for the annual running of the ‘Yankee Doodle 50’ that will pay $10,000 to win and be sanctioned by the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series.
For more information on these events please visitwww.lernerville.com, www.worldofoutlaws.com, www.thebigtrack.com or www.allstarlatemodels.com.
For more information on Coleby Frye and Coleby Frye Racing please visit www.colebyfrye.com
Coleby Frye and Coleby Frye Racing would like to thank all of their sponsors and supporters: Fryeco Inc., Pennsylvania College of Technology Penn State, Epex Soft Pretzels, Keystone Trailer Services, TC Race Cars, Krenn Trucking, Integra Shocks and Springs, Speedwrapz, Clements Racing Engines, JNJ Motorsports Media, ATL Fuel Cells, Baker Carburetion, Butlerbuilt, C-Line, Fastener Specialties Motorsports, Fleming Design Solutions, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Port City Racing, PPM, PRC, Simpson, Speed Bear Fasteners, Sunoco Race Fuels, Winters Performance, WMF Racing Products.
For more information on Coleby Frye and Coleby Frye Racing visit: www.colebyfrye.com
Written and Distributed by:
JNJ Motorsports Media
www.jnjmotorsportsmedia.com
