All he ever
talked about
Conner Weddell grew up in Centreville, Maryland, in a family where racing wasn't a hobby — it was the family language. His dad Mike raced arena series under the nickname “Weedy,” and when Conner was born, the paddock handed him his name before he could walk: C-Weed.
At four and a half he climbed into a quarter midget owned by family friend Tyler Hughes and turned his first laps around a high school parking lot. Twelve years later, Hughes is his crew chief, and the kid from the parking lot has 19 feature wins, three INEX state championships and a track title — and a growing reputation as the most dangerous teenager in Virginia Late Model racing.
“It’s really all I ever talked about since I could talk. It’s all I’ve ever wanted to do.”
Conner Weddell
