Rossburg, OH --- For dirt Late Model racers wanting to gain some ‘dream’ insight and knowledge they will have a chance on Thursday June 7 during the ‘Dream Week’ at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, OH when the ‘Dream Racers’ Chassis Seminar’ is held with special guests Scott Bloomquist, Chub Frank and Mark Richards. The ‘Dream Racers’ Chassis Seminar’ will be held to benefit the family of Doc & Carol Lehman and the Brianne (Lehman) Tuttle Medical Fund. Racers and crewmembers will be able to access knowledge from three of the industry’s top manufacturers and drivers. The seminar will be held from 1:00 – 4:00 PM EST at the Eldora Ballroom.

Sandwiched on Thursday afternoon between the Nextel Prelude to the Dream presented by Old Spice on Wednesday June 6 and the $100,000 to win Dirt Late Model Dream on Friday & Saturday June 8-9, drivers and crewmembers will have a ‘Dream’ chance to ask the best in the business questions on set-ups, car handling, driving techniques, shocks, springs, front suspension geometry, rear suspension geometry and much more.

Among those participating is former World 100 and defending The Dream winner Scott Bloomquist, former World 100 winner Chub Frank, and Rocket Chassis’ Mark Richards.

“Doc has done a lot for dirt racing and racers alike and he has done it for very little, this is a chance for us to help Doc and his family and in a way that will also benefit racers out there as well. I also want to thank Tony Stewart, Larry Boos and Eldora Speedway for allowing us to use the Ballroom for this benefit seminar, we truly appreciate their generosity,” stated Mark Richards of Rocket Chassis.

All proceeds will benefit the Lehman family and the Brianne (Lehman) Tuttle Medical Fund to help the family with the enormous expenses they have incurred the past four months and the months of aftercare expenses they now face. Brianne is the daughter of Doc Lehman, a long-time member of the dirt racing industry as a promoter, sanction official and media member, who underwent open heart and lung surgery and an additional eight surgeries in recent months. She spent over a month on full life support and underwent several life-threatening procedures. She spent a total of 74 days hospitalized. She is the mother of two young boys, ages 3 & 6.

Registration fee is $99.00 per person.

For those unable to attend but who would like to contribute donations can be sent directly to: Brianne (Lehman) Tuttle Medical Fund, %National City Bank, 204 S. Mill Street, Dalton, OH 44618. Telephone: 330.828.2281.

For any additional information contact co-organizer Dave Seay at: dave@dirtnation.net or telephone: 804.357.7223.