Countdown to the 2013 Championship
Bruce Boland – Third Place
CAYUGA, ONTARIO (October 23, 2025) – Veteran Pro Modified Racing Association driver Bruce Boland has been known for showing up at the track with a new race car each season. He has always been able to get the maximum out of his race cars, and 2013 was no exception, as the Stoney Creek Ontario driver placed third in PMRA Championship Point Award Series.
Starting with his 1953 Corvette Pro Modified for the season opener at Martin, Michigan, Boland qualified number two but could not make the elimination rounds. After doing some damage to his car during testing for the next event at the Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park and not being able to compete, Boland got back in the hunt qualifying fifth for the next event at Cayuga, and going into the semi-final.
Bruce Boland looking to get back to winning ways at upcoming South Coast Community weekend
June 21-23 drag race to feature PMRA Pro Modifieds, Quick 32 Sportsman Series, and PBSS at the Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park
HAMILTON, ONTARIO (June 13, 2026) – Some teething problems with a new car kept Bruce Boland out of contention for the last Pro Modified Racing Association race, but the car and team will be ready for the next round of PMRA action during the South Coast Community Weekend June 21-23 at the Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park.
“We were a little too aggressive,” Boland said during the previous meet’s test and tune session last month. “We were not sure what the new car is capable of.”
The new car is a 1963 Corvette-bodied Pro Modified with a supercharged engine courtesy of Engine Research & Development. After competing with the former 1941 Willys for two seasons, the B&B Racing Team believes it has the proper combination in the new Corvette for the next race.
Countdown to the ChampionshipTop Five for 2012
Bruce Boland – Second Place
CAYUGA, ONTARIO (October 30, 2025) – For the second year in a row, Bruce Boland came very close to winning the Pro Modified Racing Association Championship Point Award Series Presented by Global Emissions Systems, Inc.
This year the three-time PMRA champion was just two points behind Eric Latino in winning title. Once again the title was not decided until the last race, and this year Boland, of Hamilton, Ontario, placed second. In 2012, as well as the majority of the 2011 season Boland led the points race for most of the year but did not take the title, finishing second both years.
One of the original PMRA racers starting with the Pro Modified series late in 2004, Boland qualified for all 2012 PMRA races with his 1941 Willys, and in several of the races he qualified number one in the field. He also recorded some of his best times of his career, running the Willys under six seconds down the quarter mile on several occasions.
Bruce Boland returns to PMRA winner’s circle in style at Canadian Nitro Nationals
PMRA Pro Modified champion notches first win of the season at TMP’s Cayuga Dragway over the weekend
CAYUGA, ONTARIO (June 24, 2026) – The champion is back.
Bruce Boland of Hamilton, Ontario, returned to his winning ways, capturing the Pro Modified Racing Association race during the Canadian Nitro Nationals at the Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park.
A three-time PMRA champion, this win was the first for Boland and his 1941 Willys Pro Modified in 2012.
The win was also his series-leading tenth in PMRA competition since the series began racing in 2005.
“This was a perfect weekend,” Boland mentioned after the final round. “We had some clutch issues earlier this year, but that’s all straightened out, and we ran the same tune-up this weekend and all went well.”
Jeff Roth wins PMRA opener at TMP’s Cayuga Dragway
Willys team records personal best on way to taking first race of 2012 season
CAYUGA, ONTARIO (May 20, 2026) – As Bruce Boland and Jeff Roth staged for the final in the Pro Modified Racing Association’s season opener at the Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park, the only thing certain was that a Willys Pro Modified would win the contest.
Boland, of Hamilton, Ontario, posted the number one spot in qualifying with a 5.984-second, 237.67-mph pass, and Roth was right behind him with a 5.999, 238.34, the first sub six-second pass for the team.
As the cars staged the scene was set, it was anybody’s race, but with a rare miscue, Boland fouled at the line as Roth blasted to a 6.008, 237.30, giving the New Dundee, Ontario driver his first win of the season.
