Ryan Glenski

Coming up...February 21st at the "Little Rock"

Ryan will be testing an ARCA car with Andy Hillenburg & Team for their Driver Developmental School.

Steve and Gail at 2009 Allison Legacy Banquet

A very special THANK YOU to you Steve...your photo's will be cherished always!

Pat and Donnie Allison...a wonderful couple!

All photos courtesy of Steve Hogue.

With the start of another racing season is just around the corner for Ryan, we would like to say a special thanks to all of the Allison's. You guys have been amazing. You're a great family and have taught us a ton! We wish you the best in the future. Thank you for all the fun times too...like the Halloween party and Christmas Elf party and all the hard work that goes into the banquets. A special thanks also to the Stricklen Family for the use of your fantastic party barn! Go get'm Justin!

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David Stremme Racing and Mooresville teen Ryan Glenski partner for PASS racing in 2009

MOORESVILLE, NC – Ryan Glenski is making a big off-track move this year becoming the driver of the No. 35 Chevrolet in Pro All-Star Series (PASS) Late Model ride owned by NASCAR driver David Stremme for the 2009 season.

The 16-year old Glenski is coming off a successful season of Allison Legacy Series racing winning one race, one pole, eight top fives and 15 top-10 finishes to place fourth in points. He also drove in the Summer Shootout Series at Lowe’s Motor Speedway and won his first Pro Challenge Series race entered, doing so at the historic Bristol Motor Speedway last summer.

Stremme, veteran NASCAR competitor, will be driving the No. 12 Dodge for Penske Racing in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in 2009.

“We are excited for Ryan and looking forward to his progress in 2009,” said Stremme. “This partnership should work out well for Ryan and we anticipate good things to come.”

Glenski is tough not to notice winning 191 races and 19 state and local championships, all before the age of 15. The victories and championships were achieved in the Allison Legacy, Bandolero, World Karting and Pro Challenge Series races through the last 11 years. The latest move is another step toward his overall goal of NASCAR racing.

Having raced for the family-operated team since age five; Glenski is hoping the 112 poles, victories, championships and numerous awards of merit will carry over into his latest endeavor. Currently in his sophomore year at Lake Norman High School in Mooresville, Glenski knows it will take more on-track learning to successfully graduate to the next level of racing.

“This is the next step up my ladder toward the higher levels of racing,” said Glenski. “Being able to partner up with someone like David is a great opportunity for me in many ways. I look forward to racing my fellow competitors in PASS and learning all I can from David and the series. I would also like to give a special thanks to Lorin Ranier for following me since my go-karting days."

His father, Randy, enjoyed a successful career touring around the dirt tracks of Central NY in his Big Block Modified and Late Model in the late 70s through the 90s. During his driving days, he was a successful winner, as well.

The PASS season begins in March and Glenski’s No. 35 is currently seeking sponsorship for the whole season on a primary and associate basis. For interview, appearance and sponsorship opportunities, contact Karin Glenski at msdamion@aol.com or Randy Glenski at 704-663-9948 for more info. For more information on Ryan please visit www.ryanglenski.com.

Click below for Ryan's 2008 Allison Legacy results

http://www.allisonlegacy.com/drivers/rglenski.htm

Orange County Speedway- June 7, 2008- Pro Challenge race car- Start 1st- finished 1st

Bristol Motor Speedway- July 5, 2008- Pro Challenge race car- Start 2nd- finished 1st

Hickory Motor Speedway- September 20, 2008- Pro-challenge car- Start 7th- finished 4th

Santa with Justin Allison's Hot Rod!

December 6, 2008 at Kershaw, SC.

Allison Legacy Santa's having some fun!

Look at the 2 having the most fun...Ryan piggybacking on his bud...Justin Allison!

December 6, 2008- Kershaw, SC- Qualified 2nd- finished 6th. With this being the last race of the season and the only roadcourse race, Glenski had much to prove. Having a fast car during practice and then placing the Luther/RG Excavating machine on the outside pole, Glenski was going all out to have a great run, for his Grandfather, Joe LaBonte drove down from New York just to cheer him on. As the green flag dropped for the 30 lap feature at the Carolina Motorsports Park, Glenski found himself being pushed out and off of the first turn...only to recover his machine in 7th spot....and then to get nailed a second time by another car...this time..not so lucky...ended up 19th, dead last. Now comes the fun part...passing. Glenski kept a cool and calm demeanor behind the wheel as he patiently picked off car after car. And being on a road course, you rarely get a caution. Needless to say no cautions for the entire race. Glenski was a 1/2 second faster than the leader but there was too much distance between them. With all eyes on Glenski making pass after pass, he eventually made his way to 6th place, just behind Justin Allison. Special thanks to the Allison Brothers for the awesome "corn bag set-up"....The little Rocket Jr. machine was truly a "rocket!" And as for the long ride home for Grampa...he wouldn't of missed the drive and determination that his grandson displayed for 30 laps...one very proud Grampa.

December 6 & 7, 2008- Last race of the season for the Allison Legacy Series. It will be held at the Carolina Motorsports Park located in Kershaw, SC. www.allisonlegacy.com

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December 9, 2008- STOCKS FOR TOTS- Mooresville, NC. 5:30 - 10:00pm at the Charles Mack Citizen Center. Ryan will be signing autographs for the third straight year. This will their 20th year raising money for children. Please bring a new toy for donation. Thank you and God Bless.

November 21, 2008- Ryan Glenski, first Allison Legacy driver to test at Andy Hilenburg's Rockingham Speedway

November 21, 2008 - Rockingham Speedway- Rockingham Owner Andy Hilenburg asked Ryan to come and test at his new track "the little rock" which is located behind his famous one mile oval known as "The Rock." The Glenski Team drove to Rockingham on a very cold and windy Friday to run a few laps to give the determination of future races for the Allison Legacy Series.

As the team approached the new track, the first thought was "impressive" and very proud of Andy and his team for all their accomplishments. Ryan shared the track with ARCA Driver Brian Silas. Ryan logged a few laps and fell in love with the smooth surface and banked turns...even though he could not quite let loose because of the cold, windy conditions, he still was impressed with the track. With the Allison Legacy car, Ryan ran a 25.23...not pushing it.

Not only being impressed with the track itself, we were also impressed by the safety crew that Mr. Hilenburg employs. They had come to Ryan's car before warming her up and asked fuel line, frame and safety net questions. Very thorough. Thank you.

While spending 2 years racing in the Allison Legacy Series, we couldn't think of a better match for future races. One awesome family run racing series and one awesome racing facility will no doubt be incredible racing.

Florence, SC. November 14, 2008

Ryan and Randy talking it over during a rained-out practice day.

Ryan & Derrick Ramey working on air duct for motor.

Glenski Team helping a fellow competitior after a wreck in practice.

November 16, 2008 - Florence Motor Speedway- Qualified 4th- finished 6th. Weather in Florence for the 200 Lap main event had other plans....Rain washed out all day practice on Friday but was beautiful on Saturday right up until qualifying....then it down poured again, cancelling until Sunday's schedule for the local racing. Florence officials moved the 200 lap feature to mid running order, which placed the Allison Legacy cars on the track about 6:00 pm. Glenski went out to qualify and team reminded him of a green track...no rubber at all...so don't push it! Glenski ran a great lap and placed him 4th on the grid. So now the stage is set for a long race and plenty of confidence knowing Glenski still had some left in the car. The first 100 laps, Glenski ran smart and saved his tires, knowing you could get in trouble if you pushed the issue with some of the drivers....sure enough, some others were driving the same. During the mandatory "pit stop" at lap 101, Glenski had placed himself in 3rd position. Crew Chief Randy Glenski, had made some adjustments to the car, including re-adjusting the air pressure in the tires....that adjustment was crucial...for the air never built back up and Glenski lost the handle on the #28 machine. After the drop of the green at lap 102, Glenski drove down into turn one and pushed up high and gotten hit from behind and went off the backstretch....whole car disappeared...and then it re-appeared. Glenski pulled back up and was in 11th position. While the air pressure...or lack there of, was a problem...4 wheeling through the grass, dirt, bushes....was another. Now we have a tow-out problem! This being only the teams second 200 lapper, it was a great experience. But one thing that has never wavered...Glenski's never ever give-up attitude. Glenski coming home in one piece and a sixth place finish in what could have been very ugly...says alot about the determination of a very focused young driver. Next run is December 6th at Kershaw Motorsports Park on the Roadcourse.

Photos by Steve Hogue

3rd Place Finish at Greenville Pickens Speedway

Greenville Pickens Speedway, October 18, 2008

Congrats to Justin Allison on his 3rd Allison win!

October 18, 2008- Greenville Pickens Speedway, Qualified 5th- finish 3rd. With the first 35 lapper this year...we wished it was a 50 laps instead! A wild spin in turns 1 and 2 brought out the first and only caution. Ryan had gotten spun along with 5 others, but was able to get back in line in 10th position. On the restart Ryan held close and was on top of 9th, 8th and 7th. He ran hard and clean and finally caught up to 4th and 5th place runners. While the top 2 took off, Ryan kept focus and made the pass for 3rd place. Ryan enjoyed the flat track and had a great night. With just turning 16, it was awesome to hear him over the radio during qualifying to tell his crew chief what he wanted to change before the feature..2 turns here...1 1/4 out there....for he was a rocketship during the race....and if it was 50 laps and maybe a caution thrown into the mix, those top 2 runners would have had their hands full!

September & October Press Cover

Randy watching over Ryan during the feature.

Orange County Speedway, October 4, 2008

Racing through the pack on the high side.

Orange County Speedway, Rougemont, NC

October 4, 2008 - Orange County Speedway, Qualified 5th, finished 10th. An old chapter came back on to the scene....."Being dumped not once..but twice by the same competitor"....I believe that book was titled "If you can't pass em'...boot em'". Glenski was running upfront but had to chase the car all day, for it was not handling at all. With the photo shown above, Glenski enjoys running hard side by side putting on a show with fellow competitors, it just takes the fun out out of it when one runs out of talent:( Looking forward to the next race at Greenville Pickens, October 18, 2008.

Next race is at Orange County Speedway in Rougemont, NC this Saturday, October 4th in the Allison Legacy Series. Ryan has moved back up to second in points. With 5 races remaining, Ryan hopes to move closer to his 200 career wins mark...he is at 191 now and would have an awesome 16th birthday if he could inch closer by the season finale! (note...Hickory was cancelled 9/27/08 due to weather and the gas shortage, will be rescheduled)

Ryan Glenski in his #28 RG Excavating machine.

Looking for a full-time ride for next season...anyone want a CHAMPION in their investment?

#18 Pro-Challenge Series Car For Sale

Please contact Tony Arnold at 919-730-8643

Pro-Challenge 50 lap race @ Hickory Motor Speedway

Car owner Tony Arnold and Ryan talking over their game plan at Hickory, September 20, 2008

September 20, 2008- Hickory Motor Speedway- Qualified.....7th- finished 4th. During qualifiying a mishap on Ryan's 2 laps. All competitors times came up on clock tower, except Ryan's, for he went out last and he WAS BAD FAST. All inside spectators that were timing the competitors, had Ryan on the pole with a 16.15....the pole was held by Clint King with a 16.204, put no time came up on the clock tower for Ryan....they eventually placed him 7th.

With about 75 more horsepower than the Allison Legacy cars, Ryan was able to jump on and off the gas when needed for there was a spin on the first lap that caused a few cars minor damage. Ryan was able to roll much faster during long green runs and was able to move up to 3rd position. He was running down the leaders real fast. Caution's is what hurt the Tony Arnold Team...for we had problems shifting on the restarts. Ryan had stated over the radio that there was a problem keeping it in gear when taking off. Cars would pass him on the restarts, but then he would pick them back off one by one under green. At the end of the race he was catching the 3rd place car....too bad it wasn't 100 laps and all green!

Special THANKS again to Tony Arnold and Tripp Massengill for keeping the faith in Ryan and giving him another opportunity to drive your "bad fast" car! You guys are awesome and we appreciate it very much.

September 20, 2008 at Hickory Motor Speedway

Team giving Ryan some much needed support!

Southern National Raceway Park, 9/13/08

Point Leader, Austin Hogue and 2nd place Glenski warming up.

Steve Hogue Photo

2nd place finish at Southern National Raceway Park, Kenly, NC

September 13, 2008- Southern National Raceway Park, Kenly, NC- Qualified 4th- finished 2nd. With things looking up and maybe finally shaking the monkey off our back, Glenski has moved up to 2nd in points....where he was when the bad luck kicked in. Settling in on the start of the race and just holding pace, for it was a 75 lapper, Glenski held close to the top three. The front three were mixing it up, changing leads among them and giving Glenski a front row show. With over 50 laps into the race, Glenski was able to take 3rd spot away and close in on second. The patience that Glenski displayed kept him up front and out of trouble. Making the pass to bring home a 2nd place finish was a great ending for the RG Excavating Team. Our wishes go out to Justin Allison for a speedy recovery. Anyone who would like to send a note to Justin, just fill out the comment card on Ryan's Fan Club page. Thank you!

Florence Motor Speedway, 3rd place finish

Another great photo by Steve Hogue!

August 29, 2008- Florence Motor Speedway- Qualified 3rd, finished 3rd. Great run and looking forward to Southern Nationals in Kenley.

August Press Cover

Dillon Motor Speedway, August 16, 2008

New vinyl, new set-up, new attitude!

August 16, 2008- Dillon Motor Speedway, Qualified 3rd - Finished 6th. Great run for 46 straight laps with no cautions...until a spin on the back stretch that brought out the first of 3 cautions in the remaining 4 laps. Ryan held a comfortable 3rd place spot until the restart....going into turn one, a strong competitor stuck his nose under Ryan at the last second and Ryan moved up while in the corner to give room and off set the weight of his car and drove up too high in middle of the corner and lost her:( ...again on a mission, picture the Tazmanian Devil behind the wheel...upset for losing a good finish...came back through the pack 3 wide for two laps to bring home another 6th place finish!

Sporting his Design 500 Racing Suit.

Heading to his car for qualifying at South Boston Speedway.

August 9, 2008- South Boston Speedway, VA. Qualified 4th- Finished 6th. Special thanks to Donnie Allison and his son's, Ronald and Donald for helping to set up the car after being repaired from a bad wreck at Tri-County Speedway on August 1st. With several legs and feet sticking out from underneath the car, they measured and squared all that was needed to make sure it was straight and ready to go through the corner like a rocket at South Boston. And a rocket he was! Ryan qualified 4th, placing him on the outside of the second row. With so much competition, it took a while to get to the bottom and start to move up in the field. Ryan ran a strong race, but was spun out in turn one by a fellow competitor. Needless to say he was on a mission after being spun and came back up through the field to finish 6th. A good night considering the only thing the team had to to do to the car was to remove the tire mark on the left hand side!

2nd Place Finish at Hickory Motor Speedway

Ryan with the #16 Cody Smith machine.

August 2, 2008- Hickory Motor Speedway, Qualified 11th- Finished 2nd. With Ryan's #28 RG Excavating machine in pieces from a wreck at Tri-County the night before, his good friend, Cody Smith and father, David Smith offered Ryan their backup car. Ryan jumped in Cody's car and pushed her a little too hard and ended up qualifying 11th. Running a patient and heads-up race, Ryan was able to stay out of trouble and constantly move up one position after another. Thank you Corey Lajoie for spotting and bringing home Ryan with a second place finish. And a huge THANK YOU to the Smith's for allowing Ryan to race her!

Tri-County Motor Speedway, August 1, 2008

Blew tire in turn two and spun in front of pack.

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www.thejoieofseating.com

Special Thanks to "The Joie of Seating"!

The Joie of Seating help to protect Ryan from a very hard hit.

August 1, 2008 Tri-County Motor Speedway- Started 17th- Finished 11th. Ryan had the hardest wreck to date. He blew a left rear tire in turn two and spun in front of the pack. Was drilled wide open by another competitor in the driverside door. Three other cars sat in turn two with heavy damage. Ryan walked away with just a sore leg....and the biggest appreciation for a seat designed by Randy Lajoie, the owner of The Joie of Seating. If it was not for the seat and leg braces in the #28, it might of been a different outcome. Thank you Team Joie!

Allison Legacy North Article for Adirondack International Speedway, July 26,2008

Adirondack International Speedway 7/25/08

New York's Luther's Excavating owner Butch and Porge Luther

July 26, 2008 - Adirondack International Speedway Lowville, NY. Qualified on the pole, DNF.

With all eyes being on the Southerner's to show, the Northern boys had plenty of reason to worry. Glenski and another Allison Legacy regular from the south, Tayla Orleans, had the fastest cars in qualifying on Friday. With Glenski placing his #28 Luther's Excavating sponsored machine on the pole and Orleans pushing her #93 car to the limit during qualifying, only to snag the wall right under the flag stand. Orleans had to start in the 11th position. Outside pole position was Paul Tuthill and starting in third was Victor Johnson.

On race day the clouds rolled in and shortened the race from 50 to 40 laps. Glenski showed the way for 28 laps. While being pressured by Johnson, Glenski held his line and Orleans was on a mission...she had made her way up to 3rd. Glenski hauling through turn 1 was spun by Johnson and managed to do a complete 360 and keep 3rd spot, while Orleans took over the front spot. On the restart, Glenski dove down deep to make it 3 wide all the way to the backstretch and came out second, but in turns 3 and 4 Glenski was under Johnson making the pass for the lead...and again right on Glenski breaking the j-bar and tearing the valve stem out on his right rear. Glenski done for the night...Johnson...penalized. There's a big difference in racing hard and racing dirty, and anyone watching a race can tell the difference.

We would like to thank the Adirondack International Speedway, Billy Gibson and Michael Vasquez of Allison Legacy North for hosting a great North/South Shootout Race. Also special thanks to V-Twin Performance, Interstate Batteries and Hudson Valley Power Equipment for your sponsorship. With Glenski walking away with the $100 pole award...every-bit helps! As for Luther's Excavating Company, we couldn't of done this without you. Thank you Shawn, Butch, Porge and the twins, Jason & Jacob!

Congratulations to Tayla Orleans for taking the win!

Pole Winner at AIS

Allison Legacy Series North & South Shootout Race

Ryan, Porge and Tayla

Ryan helping out Tayla after she wrecked during qualifying.

Michael Vasquez of ALNRS and the Glenski Crew

Just chillin' with Gibb's driver Marc Davis after CWES qualifying at AIS.

July 19, 2008 - Southern National Raceway Park, Qualified 6th, finished 6th. Finally...no repairs this week! Had a good car and stayed out of trouble.

Press Release: July 15, 2008

Ryan Glenski of Mooresville, North Carolina, will be making the long voyage to Upstate New York...an area where his dad, Randy used to race. The Allison Legacy North Racing Series will be hosting a North/South Shootout Race on July 25 & 26 at Adirondack International Speedway located in Lowville, New York. The Allison Legacy cars will run a 50 lap feature with a prize of $2150. Randy ran at most DIRT tracks in the area like Fonda, Syracuse, Fulton, Utica- Rome, Lebanon Valley and Middletown, all in the upstate NY area, which holds lots of "Rocket" fans....so it will fun to watch little "Rocket Jr." set the pace for the southern boys! Ryan is looking forward to adding another win to his already 191 career wins total.
Luckily the South series has off next weekend, but as for this weekend they will be competiting in Kenly, NC at Southern National Raceway Park. While Ryan has had bad luck the last 3 outings with the Allison Legacy cars, he still is flying high from a great victory at Bristol Motor Speedway on July 5 in a Pro-Challenge car that is owned by former NASCAR Busch Series Champion, Randy Lajoie.

The 7th Annual NASCAR Camping World East Series will be running their "Edge Hotel 150" on Saturday, July 26th.

All info can be found at www.allisonlegacynorth.com and www.adirondackspeedway.com

Check Ryan and Randy out at www.ryanglenski.com

July 11, 2008 - Florence Motor Speedway, Qualified 11th, finished 14th. Another disappointing finish. Ryan had a great run going at Florence...but with Florence being Florence, meaning track conditions are very slick, all but 4 competitors went home with some type of damage. And speaking of damage, Ryan had moved up to 5th spot when coming out of turn 2, he had to go high to miss a car and hit oil and flew off the backstretch and went down the hill only to find that the #36 car of Beckner was sitting there. Slamming into the stopped #36, which no one could see except for the woodchucks, shows true testament to the safety of these well built Allison Legacy cars and seats made by The Joie of Seating. Ryan was able to walk away but the car was damaged big time...3 outings.....3 wrecks...luck has to change soon!

FOR SALE

Allison Legacy complete car with extras- $13,900

Contact Randy Glenski @ 704-663-9948

July Press Cover

Pro-Challenge Win at Bristol Motor Speedway

July 5, 2008

July 5, 2008 Bristol Motor Speedway/Pro-Challenge Series Race Recap, Press Release by Karin LaBonte

Bristol Motor Speedway introduces it’s high banks and the thrill of Thunder Valley to deliver Ryan Glenski’s 191^st career win. Fifteen year old Ryan Glenski of Mooresville, NC, sat behind the wheel of a Pro-Challenge car for only the second time….and again, comes home with another victory. 2 for 2. This victory pushed Glenski to 191 wins and could not have done it without a gracious offer from the Lajoie family. Randy Lajoie, a former NASCAR Busch Series Champion, offered Glenski his son’s Pro-Challenge car to run at Bristol. Corey Lajoie has moved up to the UARA Late Model Division and was on hand to help Glenski out during the race.

With out any previous time in the Lajoie #711 car, Glenski was able to place the car on the outside pole. After the green dropped Glenski found himself in all of the “ahh” of being able to race at BMS and knew he couldn’t screw up…especially mess up a gift of racing a car that someone else owned. How many people today just hand out a free ride just for the asking? I guess it would be the simple fact of having faith…faith in someone else’s kids says a lot. It takes an amazing family to give that gift.

At the very start it was the #28 truck of Terry Horak showing the way with Glenski following. It was probably the best way for Glenski to settle in and get used to the track. While Horak took off and held a comfortable lead, the #40 of J.L. Snowden was coming. While the next caution placed Glenski on the inside of the second row behind Horak, the place where he wanted to be, it was when the green came out, the #40 car and #118 Devon Haun, were on the outside battling and Horak and Glenski took off and never looked back. Glenski was able to stay with Horak this time, only to find out Horak cut a tire and slid up the track with only 3 laps to go. “This is pretty big for me” Glenski said. “I didn’t think I had anything for him (Horak) as he got away from me in five laps. I knew something was wrong when I was able to get to his bumper in two laps. I got the lead and then got away.”

Glenski also runs the Allison Legacy Series full time and has a victory at South Boston, VA. with his #28 machine. His next Allison Legacy race will be at Florence Motor Speedway. Last season he won the “Rookie of the Year” honors and was voted “Hard Charger of the Year”. With Glenski turning 16 this fall, he is searching for the next car he will be taking to victory circle.

http://www.prochallenge.net/2008_releases/north_south_peachst_bristol_7_3_5.html

Bristol Motor Speedway News Release, July 5, 2008

Jonhson City Press Article

July 5, 2008- Bristol, TN- WOW! What Fireworks!!!
Ryan drove the Randy Lajoie owned Pro-Challenge car at Bristol Motor Speedway last night and won his 191st career win. It was an awesome run. Ryan set 2nd fastest time and ran the race of his life and brought home another win...2 for 2! This race being only his second time in this series and his first time in the #711 Corey Lajoie's car, that now is vacant and maybe waiting on little brother, Casey! Special thanks to Lisa, Randy and Corey for giving us this amazing opportunity to run a great car in a great race at a great track, Bristol. And thank you so much Corey for being there on the radio!!!!

Lajoie's Pro-Challenge car

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Car For Sale- call Tony Arnold @ 919-730-8643

If you're looking for a fast car and a great driver...here they are!

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July 5, 2008 Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol, TN- Ryan will be running the Pro-Challenge once again. This time it will be Corey Lajoie's Pro-Challenge car. Randy Lajoie would like to sell this hot machine...for it won the last time out. This car will be driven this weekend at Thunder Valley by Ryan...his first time there. While Ryan does not get a chance to practice this car at Bristol...Corey will try and teach him everything he needs to know! Good Luck Corey in your UARA-Stars race!

June 28, 2008 Orange County Speedway- Qualified 6th - Finish 19th. Wrecked again by another fellow competitor. Congratulations to Dylan Presnell for his first and fabulous Victory!

June 21, 2008- Myrtle Beach, SC. Qualified 10th Finished 24th. Ryan was loose in qualifying but the right set-up after all, for the cars were impounded after qualifying and Ryan was on a mission during the first 20 laps. Ryan was passing on the inside and outside to move up to 5th place before being spun out by a fellow competitor. Ryan was being patient and saving his car for he had another 30 laps before the checkered flag, which he was well on his way to the front. Great run by Justin Allison who came from the rear to bring home a third place finish after spinning while taken the lead earlier in the race.

June 21, 2008

Another great shot by Steve Hogue!

6/7/08 Ryan wins his 190th Career Win at Orange County Speedway in Rougemont, NC. Ryan was offered a ride to race in the Rookie Race held at OCS in a Pro-Challenge car. Car owner Tony Arnold is trying to sell his car, for his driver Tripp Massengill has moved up to Late Models and leaves a vacant seat in a real "bad fast" Pro-Challenge car as Ryan puts it!!!!
Check out the Pro-Challenge web site...great article by Jason Buckley/SPEED51 and one heck of a run by Rookie, Meghan Dillner to come from the back to finish second! Great Job Meghan!

http://www.prochallenge.net/2008_releases/north_rookie_challenge_OCS_6_9.html

1st time in Pro-Challenge

Focusing on his first run

A very hot day and night at Orange County Speedway...put was well worth all the efforts! Special thanks to Jim Board, Tony Arnold, Tripp Massengill for showing the lines and having faith in Ryan! Thanks to the Forbes for helping out and to all the competitors for being so helpful. Ryan had a great time racing this Pro-Challenge car...so if anyone who is interested in a great car...this one is for sale. Please call Tony Arnold at 919-730-8643.

"Awesome Firesuit" by RACEWEAR MANUFACTURING

FOR SALE

Contact Tony Arnold 919-730-8643

Next race at Myrtle Beach Speedway, June 21 with the Hooter's Pro Cup Series.
Ryan's last run at Myrtle Beach was an impressive 2nd place finish after starting 12th. Hope to improve that position by one!

5/23/08 Tri-County Speedway Qualified 9th- Finished 8th. Ran a good hard race. For most of the race, fellow competitor Cody Smith and Ryan ran side by side. With Cody on the high side and Ryan down low...Cody had the momentum up high to keep his position...but that didn't stop Ryan from racing side by side, lap after lap and having a blast racing with a friend! Great run!

5/17/08 OCR Qualified 6th - Finished 11th. After spinning in turn 3 from going low to pass a lap car, we came back through the field up to 11th without a nose and fenders. Sorry to the 44 and 84 for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Wire re-attached from brain to foot!

Concord Motorsports Park April 26, 2008

4th Place Bell Safety Award

Orange County Speedway

Photo by Steve Hogue

April 19, 2008 South Boston VA- 1st Win!

1st Allison Legacy Series Win!

South Boston, VA April 19, 2008

South Boston Speedway, April 19, 2008

The Glenski Crew

Noticed displayed at NASCAR Technical Institute; 8/28/08

April 12, 2008 Dillon Motor Speedway- 3rd place

Dillon Motor Speedway- April 12, 2008

3rd Place Finish

3/22/08 Hickory Motor Speedway- Second place

Great Second Place!

Hickory Motor Speedway

Hickory Motor Speedway March 22, 2008- Pole Winner

Pole Winner at Hickory Season Opener

Hickory Motor Speedway- March 22, 008

The Gang hanging out with Mr. Donnie Allison!

Hot new look by TNT Graphic Design

Ronald Allison, Ryan Glenski, Donald Allison

Ryan Glenski receiving the Sign of Speed Hard Charger of the Year Award from Ronald and Donald Allison during the Allison Legacy Touring Series Banquet in January. Ryan also recieved the Rookie of the Year honors. While missing a point race in Florence, South Carolina, Ryan ended up 6th in overall points. He managed to bring home 17 top 10's out of 21 races and grabbed 9 top 5's and one pole position at Orange County Speedway.
ONE GREAT ROOKIE YEAR!

Learning curve accomplished!

2nd place finish at Hickory Motor Speedway 9/29/07

Allison Legacy Series to Take on the Road Course at ‘The Rock’