(Wheelersburg, OH) The Conley’s kicked off the 2003 racing season this past
week at East Bay Raceway Park, which is located just south of Tampa, FL.
All three were competitive all week long amidst some bad luck here and
there. Along with some good finishes, the Conley’s were also happy about
surviving East Bay with little damage. This means more time to prepare
their equipment for upcoming races instead of catching up from the damage
that can often occur at East Bay.
Delmas competed in the last five events and made the feature in four of
them. However, he could finish no better than 22nd in any of the four races
that he made. Tires, mechanical difficulty, and a little bad luck were the
main culprits for Delmas this past week at East Bay. R.J. had several top
runs including an 11th place finish in the Renegade show on Monday night and
a solid 6th place run in the Xtreme feature on Tuesday. He made three of
the six races this past week and was hampered on Wednesday and Thursday with
an ailing powerplant under the hood. “Hot Rod” was able to make two of the
six feature races throughout the week with his best finish a 10th place
showing during Wednesday night’s $7,000 to win Renegade feature.
Plans are still uncertain where 2003 will take all three Conley Motorsports,
Inc. drivers. Rod is tentatively planning on remaining with the Renegade
DirtCar Series on a full-time basis, whereas Delmas and R.J. will probably
hit most of the bigger shows on the east coast and in the midwest. Keep up
with the Conley’s schedule and results all year long at their official
website, www.conleymotorsportsinc.com.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph – Delph Communications www.delphcommunications.com
week at East Bay Raceway Park, which is located just south of Tampa, FL.
All three were competitive all week long amidst some bad luck here and
there. Along with some good finishes, the Conley’s were also happy about
surviving East Bay with little damage. This means more time to prepare
their equipment for upcoming races instead of catching up from the damage
that can often occur at East Bay.
Delmas competed in the last five events and made the feature in four of
them. However, he could finish no better than 22nd in any of the four races
that he made. Tires, mechanical difficulty, and a little bad luck were the
main culprits for Delmas this past week at East Bay. R.J. had several top
runs including an 11th place finish in the Renegade show on Monday night and
a solid 6th place run in the Xtreme feature on Tuesday. He made three of
the six races this past week and was hampered on Wednesday and Thursday with
an ailing powerplant under the hood. “Hot Rod” was able to make two of the
six feature races throughout the week with his best finish a 10th place
showing during Wednesday night’s $7,000 to win Renegade feature.
Plans are still uncertain where 2003 will take all three Conley Motorsports,
Inc. drivers. Rod is tentatively planning on remaining with the Renegade
DirtCar Series on a full-time basis, whereas Delmas and R.J. will probably
hit most of the bigger shows on the east coast and in the midwest. Keep up
with the Conley’s schedule and results all year long at their official
website, www.conleymotorsportsinc.com.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph – Delph Communications www.delphcommunications.com
