Name: Cale Patrick Conley
Born: May 13, 1992
Hometown: Vienna, WV
Height: 5'6"
Weight: 140
Siblings: 1 Brother (Vinnie Conley)
2 Sisters (Cienna Conley & Raemy Conley)

 

How did you choose your car number? "My dad was # 3 and I wanted to be # 3 like him."

Hobbies: Going jet skiing and being with friends and family

Favorite TV Show: Home Improvement

Favorite Music: Country

Favorite Artist: Brad Paisley

Favorite Food: Spaghetti

Favorite Beverage: Cherry Coke

Favorite Restaurant: Buffalo Wild Wings

Favorite Driver: Mark Martin

Information on Cale

Cale Conley is a 17 year-old high school senior from Vienna, West Virginia. Following his early successes on the World of Outlaws circuit through 2009, Conley is now widely regarded by industry insiders as one of America's most promising racing talents, and a formidable competitor despite his age.

Conley's performance on dirt tracks throughout the eastern USA is impressive. He has earned the respect of his racing peers for his competitive desire, his maturity on the track and his command of the race car.

He doesn't apologize for being the youngest driver on the track. He doesn't ask for or yield any quarter from the top drivers when side-by-side at 150 mph behind the wheel of his 1,350 lb. sprint car. And when he makes a move to pass, he doesn't ask permission to use every one of his 850 hp from the 410 cu.in. in his custom-built Healthbridge Maxim to do the job. After all, his car has more power than Jeff Gordon's.

Cale Conley is a race car driver. When he graduates from high school in the spring of 2010 he will make it his life's work with the blessing of his parents and his brother and two sisters.

"My family has always been supportive", said Cale. "My mom, brother and sisters know that this is what I want to do with my life, what I've always wanted to do, and they see how committed I am and the kind of success I can achieve with hard work. Racing is not some phase I'm going through. I've been behind one wheel or another since I learned to walk. I am truly fortunate to have had such support from my father and my entire family who have sacrificed so much to keep my dream alive."

Perhaps his most ardent supporter is his father, Yale Conley, himself a veteran of the ASA late-model circuit. The father, like the son, is competitive, focused and committed to what it takes to win. "We're fortunate to this point to have been able to provide Cale with the best car, the best engines and the best crew chief in the business. That's as far as money can take us, however, and the rest is up to Cale."