Rocky Di Lecce heads up PMRA Pro Modifieds going into Canadian Nitro Nationals even
July 12-14 at TMP’s Cayuga Dragway next stop for popular drag race series
CAYUGA, ONTARIO (July 11, 2026) – The Pro Modified Racing Association returns to the drag strip July 12-14 as part of the Canadian Nitro Nationals, one of Canada’s largest drag racing events.
The race is to be held on the Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park, and will be the fourth event in the 2013 PMRA tour.
PMRA fans will get a treat at this event, as the final round in the third race of the season, which was postponed from the previous race, will also be held. This final will feature Rocky Di Lecce and Rob Atchison, and if Di Lecce wins this race, he will set a new benchmark in PMRA racing three consecutive race wins.
Rocky Di Lecce takes a pair of PMRA wins at Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park
Pro Modified driver powers his Camaro to victory in Victoria Day Weekend Challenge and wins postponed event as well
CAYUGA, ONTARIO (May 19, 2026) – Pro Modified driver Rocky Di Lecce had a perfect weekend during the Victoria Day Weekend Challenge on the Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park, winning not only the scheduled Pro Modified Racing Association race, but capturing a postponed event from a week earlier that was completed at Cayuga.
“The car ran perfect today,” said Di Lecce, of Mississauga, Ontario, after the race.“
Driving the Metro Infrastructure Inc 1968 Camaro, Di Lecce qualified for the Cayuga race number one with a 5.964-second, 242.98 posting, and never looked back, going through the field for the victory.
He took a bye run in the first round, and then eliminated number five qualifier Jay Santos of Halton Hills, Ontario to meet up with Jeff Roth in the final.
Di Lecce, Vardy, De Jonge, and Orfanidis top qualifiers at TMP’s Cayuga Dragway in PMRA, Quick 32 Sportsman Series, and PBSS racing
Di Lecce also wins postponed PMRA race at Cayuga, his first in popular Pro Modified series
CAYUGA, ONTARIO (May 18, 2026) – Qualifying sessions for the Pro Modified Racing Association, the Quick 32 Sportsman Series presented by NAPA Auto Parts, and the Pro Bike & Sled Series presented by Wiseco Performance Products were completed today at the Cayuga Dragway of Toronto Motorsports Park.
And in a PMRA race postponed from a week previous, Rocky Di Lecce was victorious winning his first PMRA event.
Di Lecce, of Mississauga, also paced the PMRA Pro Mods by qualifying number one for the Cayuga race, running a 5.964-second, 242.98-mph pass. Qualifying number two was Sam Andreacchi of Toronto, Ontario Rob Atchison of London, Ontario qualified next, followed by Paolo Giust of Osgoode, Ontario and Jay Santos of Halton Hills, Ontario to round out the top five.
Rocky Di Lecce steps it up for 2013 PMRA Pro Modified season
Team hoping for more success with increased power for the 1968 Camaro
MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO (February 16, 2026) – Rocky Di Lecce will be returning to the Pro Modified Racing Association with some more horsepower and a lighter car for 2013.
“We found some more horsepower and lightened up the car,” noted Di Lecce, who placed fifth in the PMRA points race in 2012, his first year in the popular Pro Modified series. “We should be faster than last year.”
The 1968 Chevy Camaro is powered by a 526-cubic inch Brad Anderson (BAE) Hemi sitting in the Tim McAmis Race Cars chassis. A Lenco Drive sits behind the engine, which features a Kobelco Supercharger and Waterman Racing fuel system. The former OSCA champion qualified for all PMRA races last season, his best showing a runner-up finish to eventual PMRA champion Eric Latino during the IHRA MOPAR Nationals at Grand Bend. His best run in the Camaro to date has been a 5.99-second, 230-mph posting.
Rocky Di Lecce steps up to PMRA for 2012
Pro Modified rookie will compete with supercharged 1968 Camaro
MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO (April 20, 2026) – “It’s always something I’ve wanted to do, to race in the PMRA.”
And for 2012, Rocky Di Lecce has stepped up his drag racing career with his entry into the Pro Modified Racing Association.
Di Lecce said he started drag racing in 1995 in the eight-second Easy Street class, working his way through Super Street and Outlaw 10.5 racing, accomplishing several benchmarks. He was the OSCA champion in 2007, has been nominated as the best Sportsman driver of the year with DragRaceCanada.com, was given the Editor’s Choice award with RPM Magazine, and is a member of the six-second club. Di Lecce and his team also won an NSCA championship.
For 2012, he has moved up into the popular Pro Modified class with a 1968 Camaro.
